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We're back again with a new episode of ShutterSpeed , a relatively new online photography show for photo enthusiasts.  In episode 2 Nic Fillingham (host) is joined by Bill Crow , Jeff Greene , and myself . We talk about a handful of topics including Read More...
I love travel – seeing new landscapes, new cities, and expanding the list of places I’ve been. Of course,I don’t have the opportunity to go everywhere all the time, but I still want to see what different places around the world are like. Read More...
Flickr recently implemented the Windows Live Contacts API in their friend finder. That means in just a couple clicks you can make all your Windows Live contacts Flickr friends too! I’ve used Flickr for a while now as one of my ways to share photos, Read More...
Windows Live Photo Gallery helps you easily send your favorite photos via email.  To do this simply select the photos you want to send to your family or friends and click the E-mail button on the Photo Gallery command bar.  When you do this Read More...
I'm a pretty hardcore tag'er.  I tag all my photos & videos which helps me quickly find them later when I want to show someone a specific file in my growing collection.  Of course tagging helps when I upload my photos online too, like to Read More...
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This is a special shout-out to our BETA program participants! At our last estimate, the Windows Live Photo Gallery BETA was installed by nearly 3 million users worldwide. Our BETA testers give us feedback, report bugs, and even yell at us when we make Read More...
One of the top pieces of feedback we received after the release of the Windows Photo Gallery was that there was no easy way to resize photos. Well, you asked for it and now you’ve got it in the Windows Live Photo Gallery! Resizing one or more photos is Read More...
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As you've probably heard , the next generation of Windows Live has arrived and its fresh out of the oven without a beta tag!  If you're the long reading type then take a look at the presspass Q&A available here which provides some great insight.  Read More...
Creating panoramic stitches in the Windows Live Photo Gallery is quick and easy. Using technology from Microsoft Research, we’ve been able to integrate panoramic stitching into the Live Photo Gallery in a way that’s fast and automatic. Check out the following Read More...
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It’s hard to follow-up Michael’s flickr post , but someone has to do it so here it goes. We made some changes from the Vista Photo Gallery to the Live Photo Gallery in how you organize your photos. One example of this is how we have pushed more organization Read More...
In my previous post I announced that we partnered up with the Flickr team on a slick new publishing feature in Windows Live Photo Gallery. Our friends at Flickr also talked about it on their team blog . This time I’d like to take a few more moments and Read More...
To all of those that asked for it on your own blog, posted comments on our blog or other blog postings , sent us email, or even stopped me on the streets (ok, maybe it hasn’t gone this far yet) asking us to enable Windows Live Photo Gallery to publish Read More...
We didn’t do much to the Slideshow feature in the Windows Live Photo Gallery, but there have been several questions coming in about this feature, so we thought that it was worth a brief rundown of what’s changed. In a nutshell, here’s how the slideshow Read More...
We've already gotten a ton of great feedback from people using the beta. We've also gotten a bunch of great questions. Here are answers to some of the more frequently asked questions. Q: Will Windows Live Photo Gallery add support for x64 before RTM? Read More...
In previous posts we’ve talked about the new publish options available from the Live Photo Gallery. In addition to being able to publish, there are many cases where it’s nice to be able to get images out of album and into your local gallery. Live Spaces Read More...
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