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Image Library App
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Join Date: May 2004
Location: Isle of Man
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Hiya!
I'm looking for an application to replace iphoto.
iPhoto's is ok but, unless I'm using it wrong, I find its a bit limiting.
I upload laods of photo's to my photobucket account, send photo's to mates on MSN and irc.. now without going into the iphoto's dir and finding the folder the pics are in or making a folder and still searching the folder (normally an alias in the album dir yeah) I find it hard to upload pics and send them.
I end up having to open iPhoto and dragging the image into finder and then sending on.. meaning I have duplicates everywhere.
Whats the best app for just having a decent interface to browse files and have normal right click functions on the images.
I used to love ACDsee on the PC but there isn't a mac version.
Cheers
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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Both FlickR and Picasa Web Albums have Mac upload apps, I haven't tried the FlickR one but the Picasa one works very well with iPhoto.
You should be able to drag any image from iPhoto to your contact list in MSN in order to send it without making a copy.
The whole point of iPhoto (like iTunes) is that you should never have to go digging around in the library through folders of images by filename because there are so many more and better ways of accessing and filtering the photos using iPhoto's interface. Any properly written app should be able to use an image dragged directly from the iPhoto window.
Otherwise, iView Media is a the best app (IMHO) for cataloguing folders of images (and other media), although it was recently purchased by Microsoft so its future is uncertain…
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Join Date: May 2004
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Ok sweet.. Thanks for the reply... I'll play around with iphotos for a bit longer.
I looked at iview and liked it but then again its 100notes or so.
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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Originally Posted by Floyde
Hiya!
I'm looking for an application to replace iphoto.
iPhoto's is ok but, unless I'm using it wrong, I find its a bit limiting.
I upload laods of photo's to my photobucket account, send photo's to mates on MSN and irc.. now without going into the iphoto's dir and finding the folder the pics are in or making a folder and still searching the folder (normally an alias in the album dir yeah) I find it hard to upload pics and send them.
I end up having to open iPhoto and dragging the image into finder and then sending on.. meaning I have duplicates everywhere.
Whats the best app for just having a decent interface to browse files and have normal right click functions on the images.
I used to love ACDsee on the PC but there isn't a mac version.
Cheers
Floyde:
iPhotro is designed so you don't have to go into its folder system to do the things you want. If you're using Mail, Eudora or Entourage all you need to do is select the photos in iPhoto and click on the Mail button in the bottom toolbar. It will give you a choice of iimage sizes to send and then open the mail application and add the files to a new email. To upload a photo to the web, if you wnat the full sized file just drag the thumbnail to the desktop which creates a copy and upload that one. If you want a smaller file to upload select the photos and use the File->Export->File Export menu option. You'll have a window where you can set the pixel dimension of the files and then export to the desktop. Check out iPhoto's Help file.
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Nagoya, Japan • 日本 名古屋市
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I agree with Old Toad. iPhoto is best used if you just don't worry about files and folders. You should be able to do everything with iPhoto's built-in functionality.
With Leopard, it should be even better. It looks like all "open" file dialog boxes include access to your iPhoto albums.
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