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  • ?bermind, Inc.

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    Posted: 20 May 2008 11:45 AM #16

    I’m a little late to the party, but I still wanted to give a heads-up about some iPhoto plug-ins you might be interested in checking out if you’re looking for ways to minimize your workflow. For the past couple of years, Ubermind has been developing Aperture plug-in for streamlining the workflows of pro photographers.  Now, we’re bringing that same technology to iPhoto.

    We currently have beta versions of four iPhoto plug-ins available for testing:
    [list]GalleryExport for iPhoto: exports to and helps manage Gallery installations.
    UberUpload for iPhoto: adds the power of FTP and SFTP exports to iPhoto.
    iPhoto to Picasa Web Albums: uploads files to Google’s Picasa Web Albums, with more functionality than Google’s own iPhoto plug-in.
    iPhoto to Archive: easily bundles photos into popular archive formats including .zip and disk image.
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    If you’re interested in checking them out, go to www.ubermind.com/beta/, take ‘em for a spin, and tell us what you think.

    -Uriah

         

  • coaten

    Posted: 21 May 2008 01:57 AM #17

    Ubermind, Aperture’s plug-in architecture is only weeks/months old, with plug-in extensibility introduced with Aperture 2.1.

    Do you mean Applescripts for Aperture?

    I’m confused.

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  • ?bermind, Inc.

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    Posted: 21 May 2008 09:15 AM #18

    [quote author=“coaten”]Ubermind, Aperture’s plug-in architecture is only weeks/months old, with plug-in extensibility introduced with Aperture 2.1.

    Do you mean Applescripts for Aperture?

    I’m confused.


    Aperture’s API added export plug-in extensibility with the release of 1.5, and we’ve been working on them since that time. Now, with the release of the 2.1 SDK, there are a lot more options available for third-party developers to play with, especially in the realm of plug-ins for photo editing.

    I hope this clarifies your confusion.

    Best regards.

         

  • David Nelson

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    Posted: 21 May 2008 01:16 PM #19

    Indeed, I’ve been using Aperture export plugins for iStockphoto and SmugMug for a long time now.

    Thanks for your hard work providing plugins too, Ubermind. I used GalleryExport back when I hosted my own photo site, before signing up with SmugMug.

         

  • coaten

    Posted: 21 May 2008 04:56 PM #20

    [quote author=“Ubermind”]Aperture’s API added export plug-in extensibility with the release of 1.5, and we’ve been working on them since that time. Now, with the release of the 2.1 SDK, there are a lot more options available for third-party developers to play with, especially in the realm of plug-ins for photo editing.

    I hope this clarifies your confusion.

    It does. As a .Mac subscriber, gallery export plug-ins were off my radar because I use .Mac to preview books and other projects for clients. Never needed export plug-ins. Never looked into it. Blissfully ignorant. Until now.

    Thanks.

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  • ?bermind, Inc.

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    Posted: 16 January 2009 06:19 PM #21

    Hey all,

    I just wanted to chime in on your discussion…

    We are testing Maperture Pro BETA currently which allows you to visually geotag your images, import tracklog data from a GPS device, reverse geocode location information, save location bookmarks, copy & paste location information as well as several others. If you are interested in testing it out and providing feedback, please go to:

    http://www.ubermind.com/beta

    Thanks!

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