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Tuesday, July 14, 2009 at 6:06PM I have been asked 'why use drop.io?' a few time recently so thought I would post this to let the drop.io team explain with their own video.
By using drop.io, Photo-drop Lr fits with your existing workflow by enabling you to deliver photos straight to your clients, family and friends from within Adobe Lightroom.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009 at 6:05PM ;)
It seemed like the logical extension to tweeting about the photo - include the tweet as a comment on the photo when it is uploaded to drop.io...so I added it!
You can now add a comment to the photos you upload, comment and tweet about them or just tweet.
Sunday, June 28, 2009 at 10:31AM I am pleased to announce an update to the Photo-drop Lr plug-in for Adobe Lightroom, providing support for twitter.
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You can now send a tweet when you upload photos to drop.io, making sharing your photos with family and friends even easier. The plug-in automatically appends a short URL link to the drop at the end of your message and posts it to your twitter account.
Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at 1:02PM Photo-drop Lr can be used to create a simple, private, interactive proof or contact sheet for you to share with your clients by using the plug-in to export smaller jpegs to drop.io
Haven't bought the plug-in? Don't worry, you can do this with just the trial version of Photo-drop Lr too.
Monday, June 22, 2009 at 10:58AM So, your client on the other side of the world wants full-size TIFFs and wants them now! How are you going to deliver?
Shipping a CD is out...ftp is difficult to explain or set-up quickly...and besides, your website is so popular that you are already perilously close to it's monthly bandwidth limit.
What you need is a user-friendly, cost effective file sharing service, with good privacy features...and maybe some you-to-client-to-you collaboration.
