Posted on May 14, 2009 by r.m. in istockphoto, tools | 7386 Commentshttp://www.mystockphoto.org/deepmeta/deepmeta%3A+manage+your+iStockphoto+portfolio+2009-05-14+13%3A55%3A50r.m.
I wrote in my previous post about the rather difficult web based iStockphoto upload process.
Thanks to iStock contributor carrollphoto, I discovered a bulk uploading/manager tool called Deepmeta (by Eazign bvba).
DeepMeta is a free software (Windows and Mac) that assists you in managing your iStockphoto portfolio:
With a local copy of all of your portfolio data, you can completely manage your photos off-line and then upload in batches.
Let me know if you use this tool or something else similar, thanks!
P.S.: July, 2009. Released version 1.4, download page
iStockphoto uploads: Uploads now use new iStock servers. The old ones died with “Gateway timeout” errors which apparently could not be fixed. The good news should be that the new ones are more reliable. We’ll see.
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Great program. Has really helped me manage my IS portfolio.
DeepMeta is great. It’s made uploading and managing my istock portfolio very easy.
Travis, jsolie, thanks for your comments. I agree with you, deepmeta is easy and complete. Highly recommended
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Great to see that the program helped!
Yeah Christian, it's good! Thanks
released version 1.4.1 "iStockphoto uploads: Uploads now use new iStock servers. The old ones died with “Gateway timeout” errors which apparently could not be fixed."
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