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Will Windows Live Photo Gallery allow publish to Flickr?

One of the nice features of the new Windows Live Photo Gallery beta is its ability to publish photos directly to Spaces.  However users have been asking for the ability to publish photos to other services (such as Flickr), much like Windows Live Writer is able to publish to many different types of blog software.  One big difference, of course, is that while blog software conforms to the metaweblog standard, photo publishing and storage services all use their own somewhat proprietary publishing methods.

However there may be good news on the horizon.  Jamie filed a bug on the inability to publish to Flickr, and now he has not only received a reply:

Thanks for the using Windows Live Photo Gallery Beta! We really appreciate you taking the time to send in your feedback and suggestions. We've heard the feedback and we're looking into it. Stay tuned.
Thanks!
Michael

but his bug has been closed as "resolved: fixed".

Maybe a small sign that Windows Live Photo Gallery will be opening up?  We hope so.

Comments

 

mrx9898 said:

i dont like that WL photo gallery needs windows desktop search. I think they should take it out.

September 13, 2007 7:36 AM
 

Attack Blogger said:

I don't expect Flickr uploading from WL Photo Gallery no more than I would expect Picasa to upload to Windows Live Spaces.

What's needed is a Picasaweb equivalent.

September 13, 2007 9:31 AM
 

Mark said:

what happened tot he panoramic stretch feature in photo gallery? this was the one thing i was looking forward to testing in photo gallery and when i finallt get it the feature isn't there???

September 13, 2007 12:57 PM
 

ScottIsAFool said:

The feature is there, you have to select multiple files, then right click one of them and choose "Create panormamic picture".

September 13, 2007 2:38 PM

 

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