Add digital image effects for scrapbooking, MySpace, or just plain fun.
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How did it work?
When I did get images uploaded from my computer, I could only save them and share them to Flickr with the file name flauntR set for me.
Besides those glitches, the range of free effects that you can add to your image is quite extensive, nicely organized, and of great quality. It's easy to use, and you can save your altered images right to Flickr, as you can see I've done below.
What are other users saying about flauntR?
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What do you think?
Have you tried it? Do you like it?
Wysiwigs wrote...
Thanks for some great information ~ sounds really handy ~ I'm checking it out as soon as I get home from work! :o) 5*
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Posted November 19, 2008
photochrist
Even though these guys are a startup, they're moving fast. They've introduced printing for social networks i.e. you can import photos stored in Facebook and such sites, apply hundreds of one-click effects, and upload it directly to your community site or get it printed as a photobook or so. Really cool!
Posted September 18, 2008
pauper wrote...
yup! gud, zooming the photo is in but the frame is really keeping the photo look clear and stylish, classy!
Posted September 17, 2008
by KimberlyDawnWells
I'm Squidoo's Community Organizer, which means my focus is on building the community: bringing in new lensmasters, developing...
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