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The document discusses setting up online photo sharing and outlines several needs and considerations: needing a website that is up to date, a renovated club gallery, managing and controlling photos easily, getting feedback anytime rather than just at meetings, and finding a cheap or free option since photo sharing sites seem risky and coding a solution would take too much time. It also provides tips on using Flickr groups and uploading photos.
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Jcpc flickr demo
- 3. We need:
- 4. We need: A website that’s up to date
- 5. We need: A website that’s up to date A renovated club gallery
- 6. Question: Are these the same need ...or are they distinct?
- 7. Photo by michaelgoodin - http://flic.kr/p/5XNABE
- 8. Photo by Esthr - http://flic.kr/p/E8gV
- 10. Manage our own photos easily
- 11. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily
- 12. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time, not just at meetings
- 13. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time, not just at meetings Cheap or free
- 14. ma D ilem My
- 15. ma D ilem Didn’t want to pay $150/yr My for SmugMug pro
- 16. ma D ilem Didn’t want to pay $150/yr My for SmugMug pro Photo sharing sites seemed like a thieve’s playground
- 17. ma D ilem Didn’t want to pay $150/yr My for SmugMug pro Photo sharing sites seemed like a thieve’s playground Didn’t want to spend time coding
- 19. Manage our own photos easily
- 20. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily
- 21. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time
- 22. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time Cheap or free
- 23. Photo by judy_and_ed - http://flic.kr/p/aLMmav
- 25. Manage our own photos easily
- 26. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily
- 27. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time, not just at meetings
- 28. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time, not just at meetings Cheap or free
- 30. Manage our own photos easily
- 31. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily
- 32. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time, not just at meetings
- 33. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time, not just at meetings Cheap or free
- 35. Manage our own photos easily
- 36. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily
- 37. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time, not just at meetings
- 38. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time, not just at meetings Cheap or free
- 39. Photo by Esthr - http://flic.kr/p/E8gV
- 40. flickr groups
- 44. Group Administration just the basics
- 49. Participating In the Group
- 60. Your flickr Page
- 66. Getting Photos To flickr just how easy is it?
- 67. (with plugin)
- 69. Manage our own photos easily Control the rights easily Give and get feedback any time, not just at meetings Cheap or free Photo by Esthr - http://flic.kr/p/E8gV
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- We have a nice web site, but the gallery is quite sparse and it needs updating.\n
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- Web sites are great as billboards telling the world who we are, where and when we meet.\n
- There is a separate need we have for a gallery, though, which can be met with a solution that supports our club’s activities.\n
- What would we want from a gallery that supports club’s online activities?\n
- What would we want from a gallery that supports club’s online activities?\n
- What would we want from a gallery that supports club’s online activities?\n
- What would we want from a gallery that supports club’s online activities?\n
- I faced a similar dilemma with my own online photo sharing needs.\n
- I faced a similar dilemma with my own online photo sharing needs.\n
- I faced a similar dilemma with my own online photo sharing needs.\n
- I tried using a solution that ran right on my own web site. I had the technical expertise, but it wasn’t an elegant solution.\n
- I tried using a solution that ran right on my own web site. I had the technical expertise, but it wasn’t an elegant solution.\n
- I tried using a solution that ran right on my own web site. I had the technical expertise, but it wasn’t an elegant solution.\n
- I tried using a solution that ran right on my own web site. I had the technical expertise, but it wasn’t an elegant solution.\n
- I realized that I was trying to reinvent the wheel. There are sites out there that do what I need and do it well.\n
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- If you have more than 200 photos, the annual cost is $25. This also removes ads.\n
- If you have more than 200 photos, the annual cost is $25. This also removes ads.\n
- If you have more than 200 photos, the annual cost is $25. This also removes ads.\n
- If you have more than 200 photos, the annual cost is $25. This also removes ads.\n
- flickr is that site that could help support our club’s activities, including those days in between meetings.\n
- flickr groups are the meat of the service that would support our club\n
- An example of an active group\n
- Same group, lower half of the screen.\n
- Our club’s group on flickr\n
- All club members are moderators. Here’s how we can control what goes on and keeps this a happy, family-friendly space.\n
- Group rules\n
- Moderation settings\n
- More moderation settings\n
- Privacy settings\n
- Let’s explore how we can participate in a flickr group\n
- Adding photos\n
- choose a photo to share\n
- ...and it gets added to the list on the right.\n
- success!\n
- An example of commenting on someone’s photo. Constructive comments and criticism is essential for growth as a photographer\n
- Discussions\n
- Replying to a discussion topic\n
- the reply\n
- If photos are geotagged, either by the camera, your software, or in flickr...\n
- ...you can see where they’ve been taken!\n
- The photos you share come from your flickr page\n
- My default home page in flickr\n
- My photo sets, a great way to organize your photos\n
- personal privacy settings\n
- more privacy settings\n
- a photo set\n
- Well, how do we get photos into flickr?\n
- It’s easy! Windows Photo Gallery, iPhoto, Aperture, Lightroom (with plugin), many smartphone apps, or flickr’s web interface\n
- Our web site was a good start\n
- Now, we can take our club to the next level and have online sharing of photos support our club’s activities\n