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FlickrShop Plug-in Lets You Upload Directly from Photoshop
You can now upload photos directly from Adobe Photoshop to your Flickr account. This is made possible by a free plug-in called FlickrShop by PixelNovel.
Using FlickrShop, you don’t need anymore to save your image to a temporary file or switch between applications to upload it. After tweaking your image in Photoshop, just call up the plug-in and you’re ready to upload.
The plug-in also allows you to tag your photo, add it to existing photosets or create a new one. You can set your privacy options too and specify your photo’s dimension.
Due to Photoshop’s single document user interface, the plug-in can upload only one photo at a time.
FlickrShop may be downloaded from here. The plug-in works only in Photoshop CS2 and CS3.
[Site: PixelNovel.com]
3 Responses to “FlickrShop Plug-in Lets You Upload Directly from Photoshop”
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July 16th, 2007 at 3:09 pm
Hey Chris… I dont see a windows version of the pluggin. Did I miss anything?
July 16th, 2007 at 10:30 pm
It works only for Macs, Dave, for now at least. Am pretty sure PixelNovel is aware of the existence of a few Windows users all over the world who also subscribe to Flickr.
May 29th, 2008 at 9:47 am
Good news. We've just released the Windows version of FlickrShop.
A little downside, we had to introduce a charge.
But you can still use it for FREE as long as you upload up to 3 photos a day.
The advanced users and people who want to support our product can now buy it for $19.95.
Sorry guys, we had to do it to make the support of two platforms possible.