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How do I track what has been published to flickr from Lightroom?
I'm not so much interested in which method to use for publishing (like this question), I'm more interested in how I should go about marking images as "selected for publishing" and keeping track of ...
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How do I get Lightroom 3 to upload my original JPEGs to flickr?
I shoot in JPEG (not a pro yet) and want to publish my photos in my pro account in flickr, is there a way to tell Lightroom 3 to upload my original untouched JPEGs?
In the Flickr Publish Service ...
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lightroom: how to upload photos to flickr and prevent duplicate uploads
Test case:
Collection C1 contains photos {A, B, C, D}
Collection C2 contains photos {A, C, E, F}
When I upload these from Lightroom to Flickr (whether at the same time or in separate uploads), I ...
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Can I automatically convert RAW images to JPEG when publishing to Flickr in Lightroom 3?
I am using Lightroom 3, with the built-in Publish To Flickr feature. When I have a JPEG image (that isn't too large for Flickr), this feature works very smoothly.
However, I often have RAW images, ...
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Updating pictures on Flickr with Lightroom which were originally not added with Lightroom
A while back, before I purchased LR3, I uploaded a few hundred photos to Flickr. Since, I received comments and fave's on several of them. However, I want to update them. Many need a little cropping ...
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How to import photos and metadata from Flickr to Lightroom?
While exporting photos (and metadata) from Lightroom to Flickr is relatively simple, importing your own photos and metadata from Flickr to Lightroom doesn't seem to be as straightforward.
I have a ...
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Why are my Lightroom exports too dark in Flickr?
I've been using LR3 for a while now and have noticed that when I export a photo to JPG and upload it to Flickr it ends up slightly darker. The exported photo is ok, it's the image when viewed through ...
