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(Barbara) We will be using the program Irfanview to edit our photos before we post. It is free software. It is more powerful than something like Picassa having more of a Photoshop feel, but it is easy to use and not as complicated as Photoshop.
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| tomhemingway | Organizing photos with Flickr | 0 | Feb 15 2007, 4:42 AM EST by tomhemingway | ||
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With a free Flickr account you are limited in the number of sets you can create. If people pitch in for a professional account (not really very expensive), you have no limit to the sets you create. You could then create a set for each week, and edit them as a batch (edit tags, order, choose the signal photo for the set, etc.). If the school balks at the fee for the account, maybe a local computer store or camera shop would chip in in exchange for some publicity?
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| tomhemingway | Flickr tips | 0 | Feb 13 2007, 8:30 AM EST by tomhemingway | ||
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I noticed somewhere in comments about Flickr being restricted at some schools. You can send photos to Flickr via email, which would get around that. Also, how about a page here on the wiki with tagging conventions?
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| cburell | i'm a mac user... | 1 | Feb 11 2007, 1:04 PM EST by Babs2teach | ||
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irfanview downloads on cnet are pc only :( i'm behind the curve with you folks, but plan to jump in when the dust settles--a week or two?--but will need to know whether i can play at all b/c of the software incompatibility.
thoughts? clay |
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