Organizr A is a powerful tool for managing your photos in batches or using sets. (You can also edit photo-related stuff one photo at a time.)
To access Organizr click the "Organize" link at the top of any Flickr page. In Your Photos, click the "Edit this as a batch" link to open Organizr with the batch loaded for you, ready to go.
That's Findr. When you open Organizr, your most recent photos will be visible B, newest on the left, older on the right. To navigate photos in Findr either click the previous and next arrows or drag the slider F.
You can filter your photos using the drop-down menu in combination with the search box C. There are more options available like filtering by privacy D. So, combine all these things and you can find "All my private photos tagged with 'dog' and 'rainbow' and sort them by the date they were taken."
To skip to a specific date in your photostream click the "Jump to date" link on the right side E.
Drag & Drop
In the Orgainzr you can drag photos from Findr into a batch or a set. To remove photos from a batch or a set, drag them back over Findr and drop them. You can also drag a photo from Findr and drop it into a set when the Your Sets tab is open.
Double Click
Double-click a photo to open an editing window, where you can edit the title, description, and tags. There are "Dates" and "Permissions" links in that window as well, so you can edit all the metadata about a single photo in one place. Woo!
Double-clicking a set loads it into a new tab, where you change the order of photos, the photo that represents the set, and the title and description.
From the Organizr, click the Your Sets tab and open the set you want to change. Drag the thumbnail image you want to represent the set from the batch edit area over the current set icon, on the left. Now, click Save and the sets page within Organizr is refreshed, with the new image showing as the set icon.
You might like to start by watching our screencast of Geotags & You: How to add your photos to a map using Organizr.
If you'd rather read how to do it, open Organizr and find the photo(s) you want to place on the map using Findr. Click the Map tab. Then, go to a location where you took your photo(s) by using either the "Find Location" box in the top right of the tab or the pan/zoom tools to browse to the location. When you've found the location, drag the photo from Findr and drop it on the map. Easy!
You can keep where you took your photos private, if you want, or assign permission to any level you're comfortable with. You can set a default privacy level for any photos you add to the map, and you can change the location privacy per photo as well. To change the settings on a photo, double-click it in Organizr. Click the Location tab. That's where the privacy setting is, as well as the latitude and longitude of your photo's location. (You can edit that too, if you have that information.)
Remember that the photo's overall privacy setting overrides geoprivacy. For example, if you make a photo available to friends only, only your friends can see the photo in the first place. You can add a secondary level of privacy for where the photo was taken, say, "Only You" can see it, but saying anyone can see where it was taken is kinda moot, because only your friends can see the photo in the first place. Get it?
Yes. From the Organizr, click the Map tab, find your photo on the map, then drag the photo from the map and drop it into Findr. This won't delete the photo -- it only deletes the location information.
Flickr Blog |
About Flickr |
Terms of Use |
Your Privacy |
Copyright/IP Policy | Report Abuse
|
Deutsch
|
English
|
Español
|
Français
|
|
Italiano
|
Português
Copyright © 2008 Yahoo! Inc. All rights reserved.
Save to del.icio.us