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Sniper: iPhoto for Flickr

Posted by Justin Laramee on 02/25/07 in Applications, Home & Personal, Internet

Sniper
You love Flickr? Then Sniper is for you! Sniper lets you browse Flickr photos in a native OS X application. What are the advantages? Well, with Sniper, you can drag, drop, and copy pictures, then proceed to browse them in an intuitive scrollable view. It’s faster and a lot easier this way. You like a picture? You can import straight into iPhoto in one click or simply download it. Here are some of the highlighted features in Sniper:

  • View and manage your photostream and favorites
  • View your contacts’ photos
  • View photos from groups
  • Download / send to iPhoto

Certainly, the software is missing some features due to API restrictions, but if you’re looking for a nice way to discover new pictures, Sniper is the perfect solution.

sniper Screenie

Sniper 0.5.7 is currently in beta and available from blackseely.com

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    alej744 said on

    February 25th, 2007 at 12:15 pm

    [Jaw dropped]
    Wow, the interface is a little weird but this is great! Browsing the Flickr website can, at times, be a bit clumsy.

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    craigeth said on

    February 25th, 2007 at 1:49 pm

    id like it more if i could use it to upload to flickr aswell as browse it.

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    Nick Cotton said on

    February 26th, 2007 at 1:34 am

    Loving the “Send to iPhoto” feature!

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    David Aviv said on

    March 1st, 2007 at 4:13 pm

    Cool app! I also love the Send to iPhoto feature. Great stuff…

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    phill said on

    April 18th, 2007 at 10:00 pm

    Nice app. Send to iPhoto is indeed nice.

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