#pixelpipe

[lindortech]

File Transfer And Sync Service Pi.pe Launches Pi.pe Prints, Offering Photo Printing Options For Over A Dozen Cloud Services

File Transfer And Sync Service Pi.pe Launches Pi.pe Prints, Offering Photo Printing Options For Over A Dozen Cloud Services

Pi.pe, the file transfer and synchronization service which emerged from San Francisco-based Pixelpipe, has previously served as one of the only serious utilities to move photos and other media files between all the various cloud services. Since its launch a tiny over a year ago, Pi.pe’s focus has been primarily on backup and sharing. But it was missing an option for ordering prints – something…

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[timleonhardt]

Pixelpipe - one photo upload site to rule them all

Today's Photojojo mentioned Pixelpipe, a web site where you can upload your photo once and have them pipe that photo to almost 50 different photo sharing / blog sites on the web. It's a great idea and very necessary - especially if you're trying to maintain a portfolio on several different sites.

I stayed up waaay too late tonight to try out Pixelpipe - I had to tweak a few pictures in LightRoom and then identify five or six photo sharing web sites where I wanted to post. Til now, I've hesitated to venture outside of flickr just because of the hassle of posting in multiple locations - Pixelpipe destroys that concern. The site worked as advertised - and it was quick. I downloaded the pixelpipe uploadr (it works just like the flickr uploadr) and it worked great. My upload failed to one site, but Pixelpipe informed me of that failure and configured itself to automatically try a repost later.

It would be nice if you could re-send a previously piped photo to a new location, but that doesn't appear to be an option. My only other beef - no Posterous integration! Where's the love?

[neunetz]

"Currently, the Pipelines feature offers a fairly comprehensive lineup of services for automated export, including 500px, Box, Dropbox, CX, Evernote, Facebook, Facebook Pages, Flickr, Picasa, Google Drive, Shutterfly, SkyDrive, SmugMug, SugarSync, Photobucket, Orkut, Myspace, Russia’s VK, and YouTube. For import, the selection is limited to 12 services: 500px, Facebook and Facebook Pages, Flickr, Google Drive, Instagram, Myspace, Picasa, Shutterfly, SmugMug and VK."