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Upload and store your photos. Share them openly or password protect them and only share them with friends and family. Link to your photos so they show up in Web pages, online auctions and more. Create a personal bio page so people with know who you are and what your photos are about. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 6 days ago
SkyNet Lives! (aka EC2 @ Smugmug) Everyone knows that Smugmug is a heavy user of S3, storing well over half a petabyte of data (non-replicated) there. What you may not know is that EC2 provides a core part of our infrastructure, too. ... Source: blogs.smugmug.com --- 36 days ago
Apparently it’s the best superhero movie ever made, and must be seen on IMAX. And you’re invited! We’re taking our company, family, customers and friends to Batman: The Dark Knight in IMAX! If you read my blog, that means you’re a friend - and eligible for a free ticket out of our [...] ... Source: photo.net --- 9 days ago
Hello, I am looking to outsource fuliflment and have selected Smugmug after having researched and tried dotPhoto, shutterfly, and Smugmug. I need to set my own prices for prints. My problem is that ... ... Source: www.scriptlance.com --- 48 days ago
Hello, I need someone that is familiar with Smugmug API. Please read attached document for details. Thank you. ...
Source: www.techmeme.com --- 40 days ago
Don MacAskill / Smugmug Status Updates : Amazon S3 outage causes Smugmug outage [UPDATED: 1:20pm PST] — Amazon's S3 service, Smugmug's primary storage provider, is currently experiencing problems. As a result, a large portion of the photos and videos stored on Smugmug are currently offline. — Historically, Amazon has been very stable. ... Source: www.macnn.com --- 14 days ago
In brief: Eye-Fi and Smugmug have announced a new geotagging partnership, Vertus and Imagenomic are offering discounted software bundles, and Humble Daisy is offering a 50% discount on all purchases of ProfCast ... Eye-Fi and Smugmug have announced a new partnership that will provide free geotagging and hotspot access for Smugmug members using an E... ...
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Smugmug, Peanut Butter Pointer, Thrifty Green Baby Guide, Brady's Smile, and more. Audible Kids pick of the week: The Mysterious Tadpole by Steven Kellogg . Visit AudibleKids.com/jumpingmonkeys for nine free audible books. Full show notes available on Megan's blog, JumpingMonkeys.com . Bandwidth for Jumping Monkeys is provided by Cachefly . The Jumping Monkeys theme is by Paul Minshall . Hosts: Megan Morrone and Leo Laporte Running time: 1:06:14 ... Source: web8.popphoto.com --- 55 days ago
The new service lets photographers upload RAW and other file types for archiving, and links them to displayed JPEGs. ...
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Smugmug today announces availability of SmugShot, a free application that lets you post your adventures online as they happen. SmugShot adds your location to iPhone photos, and sends them to Smugmug's gorgeous online galleries, where they can be displayed on Google Maps. ... Source: www.photographyblog.com --- 16 days ago
Eye-Fi and Smugmug have teamed up to provide free geotagging and hotspot access for Smugmug members using an Eye-Fi memory card. ... Source: www.digitalcamerainfo.com --- 15 days ago
Smugmug, an online photo sharing website and Eye-Fi have collaborated to provide free geotagging and hotspot access for Smugmug members using an Eye-Fi Share card or original Eye-Fi Card. "Smugmug users who have Eye-Fi cards love how easy it is to upload photos and share those memories in cool ways on our site. Our photo map has become extremely popular and sets us apart from other online sharing sites," said Chris MacAskill, president and co-founder of Smugmug. "This opportunity makes it even easier for people to spend more time enjoying their photos, and less time uploading and tagging their images."CMS ...
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Wireless SD card maker Eye-Fi has partnered with photo sharing service Smugmug to provide geotagging as well as a year of free Wayport hotspot access for Smugmug members. ... Source: support.eye.fi --- 14 days ago
Through the end of 2008, existing Smugmug members and those who sign up for a new Smugmug account can automatically upgrade their Eye-Fi Share (or original Eye-Fi Card) to include one year of free geotagging and hotspot access. Upgrading your card is easy, just follow the steps described below and you will soon be able [...] ... Find more results for Smugmug on RSSMicro.com |
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Filed under: Accessories , Peripherals , Wireless The Eye-F i card is an SD card with a difference -- it has Wi-Fi built into it for easy camera-to-internet transfer of photos. It comes in three different flavors; Eye-Fi Home, Eye-Fi Share, and Eye-Fi Explore. The latter card (US$129) includes free Wi-Fi access at Wayport hotspots, unlimited geotagging using Skyhook Wireless (the same service Apple and Google use for location data on pre-3G iPhones and iPod touch handhelds), and an unlimited WebShare service for sharing photos. Eye-Fi and Smugmug (an online photo sharing site) announced a partnership providing a year of geotagging and hotspot access for Smugmug members using an original Eye-Fi Card or the $US99.99 Eye-Fi Share. Smugmug provides standard (US$39.95 annually), power user (US$59.95 annually) and professional ($149.95 annually) accounts, all of which provide ad-free, backed-up, and secure hosting of your photos. Do you use an Eye-Fi card with your digital camera? If you do, what service do you upload your photos to, and do you use the geotagging capability? Leave us a comment. Permalink | Email this | Comments ...
Filed under: Gadling Gear Review This piece of news makes me giddy, as it involves 2 things I am pretty passionate about; the Smugmug photo sharing service , and my Eye-Fi wireless photo sharing memory card . If you are like me, and use Smugmug for your photos, and an Eye-Fi card for uploading your pictures, then this piece of news is just for you - Eye-Fi will turn your regular card, into a card with the same features as their newest Explore card for free ! The Eye-Fi Explore card features free Wi-Fi hotspot access at any Wayport location for one year, as well as free geotagging of your photos using the Skyhook system. You can read more about what Geotagging is on the Eye-Fi site but in a nutshell, it involves adding some hidden information to your photos with the location the photo was taken. Once you return home, you can view your images online, and instantly see where you were when you took the photo. To get these new features, you have to follow several simple steps: Insert your Eye-Fi Card or Eye-Fi Share into the card reader. Launch the Eye-Fi Manager and log into your account Navigate to Settings Click on Upload to Web Select your Smugmug profile, and DELETE it (you will NOT lose any of your upload histories) Click to Add another photo service Notice how Smugmug is now at the top :-) Select it, and enter your account credentials Go back to Settings, and notice how now, you have Geotagging and Hotspots as new features on y ...
Smugmug is now working with wireless card creator Eye-Fi to offer free geo-tagging and hotspot access for Smugmug members. Use of the service only requires that Smugmug members he using an Eye-Fi Share or original Eye-Fi memory card in their cameras. The partnership between Smugmug and Eye-Fi isn’t the first partnership Eye-Fi has made with an online photo sharing site. In late July Eye-Fi announced a partnership with Adobe, Nikon, and Circuit City. That partnership allowed Eye-Fi card owners to upload their photos to Adobe Photoshop Express, and Nikon’s MyPicturetown for photo editing. The Smugmug partnership is just another option for [...] ...
Section: Imaging , Accessories , Web , Websites Eye-Fi users will now have a good reason to begin using Smugmug for their photo sharing needs. Thanks to a recently announced partnership Eye-Fi users of either the original Eye-Fi or the Eye-Fi Share card will now be able to get free geotagging and hotspot access through Smugmug. The hotspot access comes courtesy of the existing Wayport network which has over 10,000 hotspots available. Smugmug currently offers three usage plans to choose from and include an option for the Standard user, Power user or Professional user, which are $39.95, $59.95 and $149.95 respectively. The Eye-Fi free geotagging and hotspot offer is available through the end of 2008. Read [ Eye-Fi ] Via [ TUAW ] Full Story » | Written by Robert Nelson for Gadgetell . | Comment on this Article » ...