- Quick specs
- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 2000/XP/Vista/7
- Date added: February 03, 2009
- Total Downloads: 3,626
- Downloads last week: 24
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- Average user rating: stars out of 7 votes
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Publisher's description
From Alexander Lucas :This photo management tool lets you upload and download photos between various online photo-sharing sites. Supported sites include: Flickr, 23HQ, SmugMug, Faces.com, PicasaWeb, Phanfare, Zenfolio, Gallery2, and Photobucket. Metadata is transferred along with the photos, including tags, title, description, and album organization.
Version 1.05 adds Photobucket support and (finally) an application icon.
What's new in this version:
Version 1.05 adds Photobucket support and (finally) an application icon.
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Version: Migratr 1.05
"Easy transfer from Flickr to home PC - DElighted"
Pros: Tons of high resolution photos taken by my son in New Zealand, and transferred to Flickr. How to get these on to my PC - in their original high resolution - and without transferring them one by one? Migratr worked simply and easily - saving hours!
Cons: Cannot see a problem with Migratr.
Well done, guys!Summary: see above
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Version: Migratr 1.05
"Worked flawlessly between Flickr and Google Picasa"
Pros: When exporting and importing between Flickr and Google's Picasa, this application remembered all of the albums, descriptions and tags when importing them into Picasa. I didn't have to do any organizing at all. You can choose the albums to import.
Cons: The programmer has reversed export and import notation. He calls downloading images from Flickr as 'importing'. He calls uploading them to Google as 'exporting'. This notation is reversed. The application doesn't have a 'stop' button.
Summary: This application does what it claims. Yes, it does take quite some time for this process to complete depending on how many photos you are exporting and importing. I also haven't tried every possible combination of exports and imports. I've only t... read more >>
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