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iPhoto '11: The Missing Manual, iPhoto '11 By David Pogue, Lesa Snider iPhoto '11 makes it easier than ever to transfer photos from a digital camera, organize them, and publish, print, or share them—but there's still no printed manual. The new version of iPhoto boasts loads of new features including easier ways to... Format: Print, Ebook, Safari Books Online Publish Date: March 2011
By Paul Bausch, Jim Bumgardner Flickr Hacks expands the fun and the utility of Flickr, Yahoo!'s popular digital photo-sharing service, by customizing this cutting-edge technology to store, sort, and share photos. The book adopts the game-like appeal of the Flickr site, in individu... Format: Print, Ebook, Safari Books Online Publish Date: February 2006
Flickr's Burning Man Map Uses Open Street Map - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest Flickr is best known for its photo-sharing, but increasingly its most innovative work is coming from its geo-developers (Radar post). Yesterday they announced the addition of a street-level map of Black Rock City so that we can view geotagged Burning Man photos. Flickr got the mapping data via Open Street Map's collaboration with Burning Man. Flickr uses Yahoo! Maps... Publish Date: August 26, 2008
Earthmine: Imagery for a 3D Geoweb - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest The geoweb is going 3D. Google is bringing Google Earth into the browser via a plug-in. Photosynth, 3D photo collection creator and viewer, is moving into the Microsoft's Virtual Earth team (this was posted about on July 26th; the post was removed, but is still findable in the cache's of both Google and Live). Google's Panoramio, a location-oriented photo-sharing... Publish Date: August 01, 2008
Photoshop Elements 7: The Missing Manual, Elements 7 By Barbara Brundage Photoshop Elements 7 includes lots of new tools for everything from sprucing up your photos to storing and sharing your pictures online. There's so much to this new version, in fact, that knowing what to do -- and when to do it -- is tricky. Photosho... Format: Print, Ebook, Safari Books Online Publish Date: October 2008
The Shape of Flickr Nation - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest What is the correct way of representing our cities and countries on a map? This is a question long debated by cartographers. The website WorldMapper provides hundreds of different views. Flickr has just shared their own unique view of the world, built from database of 90 Million geotagged photos. Each of those photos comes in with a set of... Publish Date: November 10, 2008
Photosynth is Released and Moves to Virtual Earth - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest Live Labs has released Photosynth, the 3D-esque photo collection viewer that it first tech-previewed in 2006 (Radar post). With this release any Vista or XP user running FireFox or IE can create, view, and share Synths (Mac support is planned). I suggest exploring the Synths. There are some amazing ones available like Smith Tower in Seattle (home to the... Publish Date: August 20, 2008
Flickr Launches Machine Tags - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest Flickr, Yahoo's amazing photo-sharing site, has added another tag based feature -- this one aimed at developers. They are now supporting machine tags (or triple-tags). What are those you might ask? Machine tags have a namespace, a predicate and a value. The namespace defines a class or a facet that a tag belongs to ('geo', 'flickr', etc.) The predicate is... Publish Date: January 25, 2007
Facebook is the Microsoft Office of Social Apps - O'Reilly Radar By Tim O'Reilly So claims Paul Kedrosky, saying: In other words, none of the apps are particularly good -- photo sharing, status updates, personal pages, events, groups, etc. -- let alone being as good as their standalone counterparts -- Flickr, Twittr, Typepad/Wordpress, Google Group, etc. -- but most people don't care. They just want their social software all in one place, all from... Publish Date: May 28, 2007
SmugMug Quickly Implements XFN - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest SmugMug, the family-owned photo-sharing site, quickly implemented XFN and FOAF yesterday after hearing about SixApart's post on Opening the Social Graph (Radar post). CEO Don MacAskill announced on his SmugBlog that Publish Date: September 21, 2007
O'Reilly Media group on Facebook - O'Reilly Radar By Tim O'Reilly Catching up on unread mail, I found this message from O'Reilly user group maven Marsee Henon: Mary Rotman and I have started an O'Reilly Media Facebook group and wanted to let you know. We're also looking for more content to add such as photos, videos, or other things you'd like to share with our fans. If you have a facebook... Publish Date: December 04, 2007
21 Speakers for Ignite Seattle! - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest Ignite Seattle is a Seattle-based geek event that combines on-site geekery, sharing, and innovation (and drinking). The next one will be held upstairs at the CHAC on Tuesday, February 13th (tomorrow). The Make Contest (Egg Slam - see Bre's Egg Drop Video for some tips) will begin at 6:30; the Ask Later talks will begin at 8:30. Videos and photos... Publish Date: February 12, 2007
OAuth: Open Authentication Comes Closer to Reality - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest The draft of the Open Authentication (OAuth) Spec is available for review. OAuth is a protocol for sharing information on a service without giving out that service's credentials to the asking party. In other words, it lets sites like Flickr (who already does this) let other sites and applications access its users photos without them having to provide their... Publish Date: September 25, 2007
Google's Geographic Layer - O'Reilly Radar By Brady Forrest Google Earth has released some new layers that they are calling the Geographic Web. When turned on, these layers display icons where they have relevant, geotagged information to share. The layers include information from Wikipedia, Panoramio, and the Google Earth Community. These layers have been added automatically. I find the Wikipedia layer especially useful. It displays photos and an... Publish Date: December 12, 2006
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