Picasa button for Hugin

[Jacob Hoffman-Andrews]

Hi all,

I've been using Hugin and really enjoying making panoramas. Much
cheaper and lighter-weight than a wide-angle lens! :-)

I generally use Picasa for my photo management, so I made a custom
button for Picasa that allows quicker exporting to Hugin.
Instructions on use are at http://jacob.hoffman-andrews.com/hacks/hugin-picasa-button.html,
please let me know if you find it useful and / or broken.

Thanks,
Jacob

[Joe Templeman]

That is really cool. I've been debating what to use as a photo manager recently and that little feature has made up my mind!

Cheers

Joe

2009/7/3 Jacob Hoffman-Andrews <jacob.hoff...@gmail.com>

[Tim Nugent]

Nice idea in principle, and perhaps more buttons to load pictures on to
social networking sites might be useful too.

It's rare that I don't do any editing in Gimp afterwards though so not
sure I'd ever upload a pano straight from Hugin.

Tim

Joe Templeman wrote:
> That is really cool. I've been debating what to use as a photo manager
> recently and that little feature has made up my mind!
>
> Cheers
>
> Joe
>
>
> 2009/7/3 Jacob Hoffman-Andrews <jacob.hoff...@gmail.com

> <mailto:jacob.hoff...@gmail.com>>

[luca n vascon]

Sometimes I feel so old...
I feel so antisocial-notworking...
:-/

Tim Nugent ha scritto:

[Tim Nugent]

I expected Yuv to have been the first to respond about social networking ;-)

Ok how about a button for Flickr, I'm sure even the oldies use that.

Tim

[Tim Nugent]

Sorry I mis-read, so it's a button to export from Picassa to Hugin.. I get it. Nice :-)

2009/7/3 Jacob Hoffman-Andrews <jacob.hoff...@gmail.com>

[Yuval Levy]

Tim Nugent wrote:
> I expected Yuv to have been the first to respond about social networking ;-)

Luca was faster than me. I was spending quality time with my son today :)

and then the fried power brick...

There are a few good "social networking" tools. With some fine tuning
they may survive. Anybody here old / experienced enough to remember
sixdegrees? I had an account. In the meantime belly up, it could claim
to be one of the first social networks when Google was not born yet.

I bet that ten years from now people will still socialize in brick &
mortar places like schools, workplaces, sport places and bars. The
technology that the social networking bunch has given us is here to stay
and will find meaningful, profitable usage, some of which can't yet be
predicted yet.

Yuv