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using FlickrExport for Aperture for uploading to ipernity.com

Saturday June 30, 2007 at 11:33PM

Hi everybody,

it looks like the API used by ipernity.com is compatible to that one used by flickr. So - at least theoretically - all software written for the flickr API should work with ipernity as well...

I bought the FlickrExporter for Apple Aperture, which I used quiet often, it's a great tool - but unfortunately it's made for flickr.

According to the developer, it can be switched to be used with any other flickr-compatible site, such as ipernity.com. But changing the address of the API isn't enough.

Does anybody have any experiance with this?

Best,

Michael

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Carsten ^pro says:

Yes, I have ;)

I did implements this for the photo management software I'm using: f-spot. It's just a working draft yet. For simple uploads the API is identical. Depending on the implementation integration should be very easy (as it was for f-spot; the one small problem I found has been solved by the ipernity team quickly ;)...

Posted 15 months ago. ( permalink )

mfr-photodesign ^pro replies:

yes, they wrote me something about an API Key and API Secret, but I don't know where to place this information...

Posted 15 months ago. ( permalink )

oefe says:

Ich probiere gerade PictureSync aus. Es kann Bilder aus iPhoto, Aperture oder per Drag&Drop nach flickr, ipernity und einem gutem Dutzend weiterer Sites hochladen.

Posted 15 months ago. ( permalink / translate )

mfr-photodesign ^pro replies:

Ja, PictureSync kenne ich. Allerdings ist das nicht gerade das was ich suche... Einen Drag&Drop Uploader gibt es ja auch schon von ipernity selbst. Der Vorteil der Lösung von ConnectedFlow ist, dass dort alle Metadaten mit exportiert werden, Geotags eingeschlossen - und dass es automatisch in der Aperture-Library einen Tag hinterlegt, wo das Bid überall veröffentlicht wurde (mit Link).

Posted 15 months ago. ( permalink / translate )

oefe says:

PictureSync kann auch die Metadaten importieren, Du darfst dabei allerdings nicht Drag&Drop benutzen, sondern mußt die Photos in Aperture selektieren, und dann in PictureSync auf den Open-Knopf drücken.
Und es kann sich auch merken, was es hochgeladen hat.

Posted 15 months ago. ( permalink / translate )