Graphics Programs Reference
In-Depth Information
Library Inspector to send your changes to
Facebook. To delete an album, select it in the
Library Inspector and choose File
➪
Delete
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Select your Facebook album in the Library
Inspector to see its contents, and click the
Publish button to send your changes to
Facebook.
Facebook Album.
When you select your Facebook album in the
Library Inspector, its contents look a lot like a
normal album except there's a Facebook pop-up menu in the tool strip. This pop-up has com-
mands to adjust your album's settings or to open the album in your Web browser. This Settings
dialog is nearly identical to the one in Figure 8.31 that you used to set up your album, but there's
also a Remove Account from Aperture button. Clicking this logs you out of Facebook (from within
Aperture) and removes all information about your Facebook account from Aperture.
Flickr
Flickr is another very popular way to share photos, and unlike Facebook where photos are a fea-
ture and not the primary purpose, Flickr is all about sharing photos. Some art directors even use
Flickr to find images that they want to use in their campaigns. From within Aperture, sharing
images via Flickr is very similar to sharing via Facebook. In fact, it's possible to set up Flickr's photo
stream to display in your Facebook photo stream (you'll need to do this via Facebook's Web site,
not within Aperture) so that any image you upload to Flickr from Aperture also appears on
Facebook.
Setting up Flickr access within Aperture
As you might expect, you need to log in to your Flickr account from Aperture to upload images. To
do so, follow these steps.
1.
Select the images in Browser or item in the Library Inspector that you want to
upload to Flickr.
2.
Choose File
➪
Share
➪
Flickr.
3.
Click the Set Up button when Aperture asks you if you want to set up Aperture to
publish to Flickr.
Aperture opens your Web browser and directs it to the Flickr login page.
4.
Log in to Flickr.
We recommend selecting the Keep me signed in check box, which
keeps you signed in for two weeks.
