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I have been using muvee's range of tools to create quick movies and slideshows for a long time now -- not only are these tools very intuitive to use, but they make sure that anyone can create professional looking movie montages in minutes -- these same results could take hours and days using other video editing tools. Sure, you get a lot more control in the other high end tools, but most of the

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What if you browsed to any of the video sites like YouTube using the Safari browser on your Mac, and selected one of the movies to view on the site -- maybe this was a music video, an interview, a trailer, or just something else. And then you checked out another YouTube movie -- and then you shut down Safari altogether and launched your iTunes to hear the sound track of all the movie clip pages

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That's a good question. Turns out that you can do quite a bit with the free account, but the Premium account does provide more options -- after all members who pay should get something extra to justify their subscription costs! By signing up as a free member, you are limited by some options: You can only upload a thousand photos.You can only backup to your computer, one album per day.You can

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Becoming a member on Webshots is easy -- you just provide some simple details like your name, location, and email address -- then after a quick verification process achieved through email, you become a member. Once you are a member, you can use any of the free options, or opt to become a Premium member by paying a subscription charge. Throughgout this series of tutorials, we will explore both the

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Webshots is a photo sharing and storing site from CNET that allows you to do more with your visual content than what would have been possible by just storing them on your computer. In many ways, it is like other photo sharing sites like Flickr, MSN Photos, Kodak Gallery -- yet it does have some features that set it apart from these other sites. At the most basic level, Webshots is a simple area

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In the last post, I explained what Flickr sets are -- and now I'll explain to you what you can do with tags in Flickr. Tags are like associated keywords for any picture -- thus for a vaction picture from Japan of Mount Fuji, you could use these tags: japan vacation mount fuji snow The next time, you are searching for that particular picture in the 21,894 pictures you have uploaded to Flickr --

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Before I discuss more about uploading and sharing photos on Flickr, there are two things that each Flickr user should know. These are sets and tags. I'm explaining sets in this post, and will teach you more about tags in another post. Sets are a way to group your photos so that they are easy to organize and identify. Figure 1 shows a few sets in my Flickr account. Figure 1: A few of my Flickr

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Yes, that question has come up often since I used his Flickr account to create all the screenshots. Scooby Gooseberry is an imaginary, fictitious character with a real Flickr account--I created that account for him so that we could use him as a case study to learn more about Flickr in a fun environment. Flickr likes Scooby too. In fact, just today morning when Scooby wanted to upload some

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Before you ask people to see your photos on Flickr, spend a minute to create your own Flickr web address. A Flickr web address is an alias that you can specify for yourself so that it becomes part of the URL to your Flickr page. For example, Scooby Gooseberry's Flickr web address is: http://www.flickr.com/photos/scoobygooseberry Not only will it be easy for you to send an alias based Flickr

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Now that you know what Flickr is, and how you become a Flickrmember--it's time to learn how you can upload your first photo! To cook up this task, make sure you have all the right ingredients: Some photos on your computer--or just upload your desktop wallpaper! A Flick account--we already have Scooby Gooseberry's account! A browser and internet connection--you are reading this, so you already

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Although you can browse public photos at Flickr without becoming a member, there are many things you still cannot do a Flickr without becoming a member: You cannot upload and share your own photosYou cannot view for-invitation-only photos uploaded by your friends and families to their Flickr accountsYou cannot link any photos to your blogYou cannot comment on any photo Obviously, the first thing

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Flickr is a photo-sharing site that lets you upload your photos, and make them more interesting to an audience by adding comments, descriptions, and tags to them. Photos can be grouped in sets. Flickr provides several ways to share your uploaded photos: You can choose to share them with everyone--Flickr calls this sort of sharing public.You can create two distinct sharing options called friends

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Consider this an index of all the Flickr tutorial posts that I have put up on this blog. I'll continue updating this page as I add more content. Starting with FlickrSigning up for FlickrUploading Photos to Flickr--01Creating a Flickr Web AddressWho is Scooby Gooseberry?What are Flickr Sets?

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I'll admit Indezine is a PowerPoint related site--and I've been at a loss finding out ways to add more content on related topics. Naturally, I don't want to add all this stuff to the PowerPoint pages on this site since that would be unfair to users who don't want to look beyond that program. The best solution seemed to create another part of the site, and I knew this had to be a blog since blogs

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