Photoshop Express Example

Just a quick blog entry to play with embedding a Photoshop Express album. What do folks think? FYI, I chose a fancy 3d album effect. You have multiple options for how the albums are presented.


Kids

The direct link is: https://jedimaster.photoshop.com/?wf=share&galleryid=3ca6fdf82b5c4bc9905ff3dd5f546277&trackingid=BTAGC

Note though that in Firefox 3 I was prevented from seeing the album due to a certificate error. Safari gave me a warning at least and I was able to get past it.

So far the service is nice. It's a bit slow - but I'm sure the load today is pretty heavy.

I just did a quick preview of the blog entry. I'm surprised the embed is just a simple picture. I'm assuming it's the first one in my album. I would have thought they would use a Flash viewer like Share has - or perhaps wrap the image in some kind of chrome so it was obvious what service is was using.

Comments (8) Mar 27, 2008 11:04 AM Views: 1449

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You got some cute kids there, Ray!

Not that impressed with Photoshop Express; its pretty ugly, slow, and asks for a certificate when clicking on that link. Feels very beta-ish to me.

As an online service as software its a very interesting move.
# Posted By Sam Farmer | 3/27/08 11:37 AM
Well to be fair - it _is_ beta. ;)
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 3/27/08 11:43 AM
Ray, at the bottom of the FireFox 3 error screen there should be a link to 'add an exception'.
There is in my beta 2, anyway.
# Posted By Tom Chiverton | 3/27/08 11:43 AM
After reading your post, I had to go, setup an account and play around a little. I found it easy to use (although a little sluggish). I even played a bit with the editing tools, which were also easy to use. Yet another avenue for people to share photos with their family and friends. A great start, and I know there is much more potential for this application.
# Posted By Steve Withington | 3/27/08 2:47 PM
Nice 3D browser, but very slow (I know it's beta).

Take a look at PicLens (cooliris) a very cool picture browser, it works with a lot of picture-sites (picasaweb, flickr, yahoo, google image search etc.).

Make sure to download the 1.6 version. Not yet available for Safari :-(

Get it here: www.piclens.com
# Posted By Mikkel Johansen | 3/27/08 5:43 PM
It's also interesting to ponder that Adobe now has a whole online office suite...
# Posted By Tom Chiverton | 3/28/08 4:18 AM
I haven't visited the site yet, but it looks cool. I did see this article on /., apparently there are EULA problems?

http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/08/03/30/1628225.shtml...
# Posted By Akira | 3/31/08 10:42 AM
Yeah, I saw that. Looks like a simple mistake really.
# Posted By Raymond Camden | 3/31/08 11:00 AM
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