From the course: Using iPhoto and Aperture Together
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Publishing images to Flickr with iPhoto and Aperture
From the course: Using iPhoto and Aperture Together
Publishing images to Flickr with iPhoto and Aperture
You can also use Aperture and iPhoto to publish shots directly to Flickr, which is another convenience that I enjoy. You can do single shots as we're going to do right here. We're just going to upload this one shot. Or you can upload entire albums to Flickr. And if you do albums, the Flickr area right here will reflect that; it will help you manage those albums where you can take images inside and out. Now, most of the time I'm just doing single photos up to Flickr or just a handful of photos that I want to go to my Photostream. It's the most common way that I think most people use it and I'm going to show you that right now. Again, just like with Facebook, you go up to Preferences first, and you add an account and you make sure that you have your Flickr account active and ready to go, and connected to Aperture. Once they are connected, you click on the image, go to the Share menu. We go to Flickr, we get this dialog box. Now, we can do a new set if we want. I don't want to. I just…
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Comparing iPhoto and Aperture sharing tools2m 8s
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Integrating Photo Stream into your photo workflow2m 6s
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Deciding which application manages your Photo Stream2m 23s
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Using Photo Stream as part of an archiving strategy2m 7s
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Sharing your images with others using Photo Stream2m 49s
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Sharing images on Facebook with iPhoto and Aperture2m 40s
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Publishing images to Flickr with iPhoto and Aperture3m 12s
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Emailing photos with iPhoto and Aperture2m 39s
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