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Sick of flickr uploadr? Try this.

By Brendan Nee on Dec 28, 2008

Has anyone else ever wondered why flickr uploadr sucks so much? I think the Mac version is particularly bad – it crashes if you try to upload more than a few pics at a time, you can’t really batch edit any of the metadata or rename your shots . . . all around a frustrating experience, all the more so because Flickr is actually a pretty good site.

For those of you who use Adobe Lightroom to manage your pictures (I’m a big fan), I’ve found this solution. It gives you (almost) all the flexibility you need to process and rename images and, best of all, hasn’t crashed on me yet.

Tags: flickr, lightroom, photography, web2.0

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