I wouldn’t mind two billion photos in my pocket.

Exposure brings the wonder of Flickr to your iPhone and iPod touch. If you like great photography, Flickr has the images and Exposure brings them right to your mobile device. via TUAW

Photonic could be for you’re both a Flickr and a Mac user.

The answer to effectively organizing and uploading tens, or even hundreds, of photos to Flickr is to use a desktop application specifically designed to help you accomplish this task. Enter Photonic.

I’ve switched back to iPhoto a few days ago (I’m a hobby photographer, and proud of it), but here’s a Lightroom vs. Aperture comparison for those of you who can’t decide yet.

After a long week of comparing Lightroom and Aperture, things are starting to heat up, including my MacBook Pro. Woohoo, I’m just waiting for it to ignite into flames after putting these two applications to the test. I’ve been working with each program and am ready to give my opinions on the topics I listed in my first Lightroom vs. Aperture post on February 19th.

Technorati Tags: aperture, comparison, lightroom

TUAW presents a great tip once again.

Did you know that you could create a full-screen interactive slideshow just by selecting items in Finder?

Burn Apple, Burn (via Nada*)

I saw a group do this once at our local Macy’s where a DSLR on a tripod was tethered to an iBook. I kept on wondering how they did it! I’m posting this tutorial now and will explore over the holidays. If you’re going to try it, let me know how it goes!

There are many situations in which having a camera tethered directly to your Mac could be advantageous. Captured images are sent directly to the computer, and in many cases you can even control your camera’s settings and trigger the shutter directly from your desktop.O’Reilly — Tethered Shooting in Aperture

technorati tags:tethered, dslr, photo, aperture, canon, nikon

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Macworld has released a review of the Nikon D80 digital SLR. If you’re considering getting a DSLR this Christmas, then consider adding this review to help you decide. Most cameras are recognized by OS X upon connection via USB so compatibility is really not a problem. But remember though that all cameras are only good as their users.

I’m an average DSLR user and I’ve chosen to use a Canon 350D for almost everything. If you want to see my work then head on over to my Flickr photostream.

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Exif Untrasher creates a clone of an external card and attempts to recover JPG files from that clone. I tried it and was successful in recovering 700MB worth of pics from a 1GB SD card that was accidentally (quick) formatted.

Exif Untrasher is donationware and I have already sent my support for this life saver.

Technorati Tags: exif, freeware, photos, undelete, untrasher

I played around with flickr and falbum and came out with a new page. It can also be accessed from the sidebar’s Pages dropdown.

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I use FlickExport to upload pictures from iPhoto. Easily.

Here’s what’s new with v1.3.3

• Support for other Flickr-API-compatible sites, such as 23 (www.23hq.com).
• German localisation
• Several bug fixes and memory leaks closed.

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