Mobile Me is a cloud based service for your MAC or PC that allows you to sync your email, calendars, address book, images and video all in one neat little package.
Mobile Me is also a place where you can upload files and share them with ease and as someone who has an iPhone, Mac Book Pro and an iMac it makes communicating with each device a breeze…
But here is the rub… (Or it was until Vladimir Vinogradsky wrote a genius little plugin for Lightroom!) If I wanted to upload images to my Mobile Me gallery then I either had to have the images in iPhoto or login to Mobile Me via my browser and upload them manually and it was the latter option I did whenever I wanted to share images with Family, Friends and Clients on Mobile Me.
It was during an online training session with a 1-1 client that I had to try and solve the issue of getting images easily from Lightroom up to Mobile Me and it was actually thanks to the clients need for this facility that I did some Googling on the issue and that is when I came across Alloy Photo and Mobile Me plugin for Lightroom .
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Here's one telling tidbit: for a change, I found zooming to 100 percent faster than with Adobe Systems' Lightroom, both on that MacBook and on a quad-core |
I use it to store and display photos I edited in Lightroom and PS and so far up to this fateful day I have been perfectly happy with the flickr export,
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If Adobe produced a Lightroom based app. that I could process Raw files on location and transfer them to my back at base machine with adjustments or upload |
Experimenting with panorama stitching for Mac. So far wins over - happy to pay for drag/drop & easy #lightroom export.
Great low-cost opp 2 learn Lightroom Workflow from capture to export coming 10/15 in w Mark Fitzgerald: pmpa.net 
@ Windows Movie Maker would get the job done, or Lightroom 3 also has the ability to create a slideshow and export a file.
@ Yeah. It's a feature of both lightroom and Aperture with an option to add this in the workflow when you export.
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