Flickr Aperture Plug-In?

[washer]

Is there a Plug-In for exporting to Flickr for Aperture similar to the one for iPhoto?

 

[shieldyoureyes]

I don't think so. But I really wish that there was one.

 

[washer]

arg...

 

[Clix Pix]

There is not now and I doubt that there will be..... Apeture is really aimed at professionals and serious amateurs, and more often than not they use pBase or SmugMug if they don't have their own websites. Flickr is...well....for a different audience, shall we say.....

 

[jdurston]

http://connectedflow.com/flickrexport/

The above link has a export plugin for Aperture but it co$t$.

 

[Karpfish]

I have had accounts with Flickr,Pbase and smugmug. Im not gonna lie, i like flickr the best, for myself. But for selling photos, smugmug is the way to go. I didnt like PBase at all

 

[Clix Pix]

I have had accounts with Flickr,Pbase and smugmug. Im not gonna lie, i like flickr the best, for myself. But for selling photos, smugmug is the way to go. I didnt like PBase at all

PBase can be downright flaky and very irritating, not to mention less than user-friendly. I prefer Smugmug. I have a personal PBase gallery, though, which I've hung on to, and as part of a group of women photographers I also share in another PBase account. I think that either PBase or SmugMug looks more professional than Flickr. My impression of Flickr is that it is fine for casual shooters, sharing snapshots with friends and family, and having a blog to accompany that....and that's certainly OK. It's just not the way I choose to display and share my work online....

 

[Aperture]

Did Apple not just release a plug-in for Flikr?

Apple.com - Software - Aperture - New Features

At the world’s leading photographic community, you can share your photographs with people all over the world. The Flickr Plug-in for Aperture offers a comprehensive set of features that simplify the Flickr submission process.

http://flickr.com/tools/aperture