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Photo software with FTP - recommendations

Christ0pher · 2009-01-14 10:39:51

Can anyone recommend good photo library software with the ability to have FTP (file transfer protocol) built in? What I need to be able to do is set up two or three ftp destinations and select individual pics to send to those FTP "drop boxes". The ability to add EXIF data to the pics is also essential. Is there an…

14-01-2009 11:39am

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Christ0pher

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Can anyone recommend good photo library software with the ability to have FTP (file transfer protocol) built in? What I need to be able to do is set up two or three ftp destinations and select individual pics to send to those FTP "drop boxes". The ability to add EXIF data to the pics is also essential.

Is there an "industry standard" software that the pro photographers use to send pics to their editors? I googled and found some free editors etc but I am thinking there must be some pro software that is used by the papps and professional press photographers.

thanks guys/gals.

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#2 14-01-2009 1:19pm

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Most professionals seem to use either Fotostation or Lightroom. These both have the ability to tag, caption, export images with exif, build galleries and ftp those to sites.

Other than that, just get a good ftp client.

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#3 14-01-2009 6:18pm

Christ0pher

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Thanks for that Paul. I wasn't aware of those, exactly what I am looking for.

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