PicLens Will Change The Way You View Flickr

Joey sent me a link to your blog. I had never heard of Piclens. I love it! I am also a flickr user and I'm already having fun with it. Thanks. ~Jolynne Aszterbaum

Hey Jeff - apparently great minds think alike.

I hadn't spotted this until AR pointed it out on a video post I did about Piclens - Brand Management and Reputation Control with Piclens. That is soooo ironic, we were probably both toying with the same ideas at the same time (I put mine on YouTube on the 27th)

I think the Filckr focus you have is more along the lines of what I was thinking for a real estate pro using it to present home inventory. You could easily setup a flickr account with home images and browse them with a client and control your images.

My video is more along the lines of using it as an assisted search tool, finding pieces of information attached to you, a community, a home, or a business.

Good stuff, keep it up!

~Barry

Hi Jeff. Thanks for sharing the great tip! Keep them coming.

Jeff, I'm sure your wife and others have already told you ...but thought I'd comment since I was in the area - Great color on you! 

Only one word...WOW!!!!!!!!

Oops!  That was me last comment... I'm so new I didn't I wasn't logged in!!!!!  Yet another thing I have learned

Thanks Jeff for another great tip!  I'll be checking it out

Sweeeeeeet!

Thanks,

Howard

Hi Jeff, Thanks Jeff..just another bit of amazing information.  There is never an end to learning about the great ideas available.

Hey Jeff-

You continue to bring out the best stuff so we can all live better in the blogging world. If anyone has not subscribed to your blog, their missing great content. Thanks for all you share because you are making a difference.

Thanks I am trying to get more into video and this will help me alot

EXCELLENT post.

thanks for the heads up. Can't wait to try it.

Good luck

Tony

Always something new to try...thanks again!

Thank you for the information. I will try it soon.Sounds wonderful.

Hi Jeff - Thanks for the recommendation.  When I tried to download it, it said I needed to install an add-on to Firefox.  Norton warned me that there was a medium threat in doing so.  Norton's pretty picky about what it lets me download so it could be nothing.  Just thought I'd throw it out there just in case.

Thanks for the update Jeff, I've used the CoolIris add-on for my Mac's FireFox for a year or two now and I don't think I could view photos any other way.  Google's Image search has had an update for the better (with its multi-page view and on-site zoom) but it still pales in comparison to CoolIris when you want to scan through hundreds of photos in a flash.  I will say as a caveat though, clicking on small pictures can be somewhat of a hassle due to the "launch CoolIris" button that pops up in the bottom-left corner; really not a big deal, it's still well worth the functionality of the browser.  Thanks for the post letting everyone know!