The iShock Photo Aperture Export Plugin enables registered iStockphoto photographers to easily upload their images directly to our website.
If you're looking for the best image workflow-management software on the market, then look no further than Apple's Aperture. With the latest version (1.5.2), you can even batch-upload your images to iStockphoto.
To take advantage of this feature, simply download the iStockphoto plug-in. The iShock Photo Aperture Export Plugin will help you store, process, and organize your images, making it the perfect final step to your digital workflow.
If you're not yet convinced, you can even try a 30-day trial version of Aperture to see if it's right for you. But trust us, once you've experienced the seamless workflow and batch-upload capabilities, you won't want to go back.
And with the latest release, the upload engine has been completely redone to fix reported problems where images would stall during upload. Additionally, the new version allows for a minimum of 5 keywords and incorporates keyword disambiguation for more accurate metadata. Finally, any images with metadata errors are flagged with an orange warning sign in the bottom left corner before uploading.
In short, if you're serious about image workflow and want to achieve those weekly upload limits in record time, then get the latest version of Aperture and download the plug-in today. The only limitation? The 30-day trial period.
To take advantage of this feature, simply download the iStockphoto plug-in. The iShock Photo Aperture Export Plugin will help you store, process, and organize your images, making it the perfect final step to your digital workflow.
If you're not yet convinced, you can even try a 30-day trial version of Aperture to see if it's right for you. But trust us, once you've experienced the seamless workflow and batch-upload capabilities, you won't want to go back.
And with the latest release, the upload engine has been completely redone to fix reported problems where images would stall during upload. Additionally, the new version allows for a minimum of 5 keywords and incorporates keyword disambiguation for more accurate metadata. Finally, any images with metadata errors are flagged with an orange warning sign in the bottom left corner before uploading.
In short, if you're serious about image workflow and want to achieve those weekly upload limits in record time, then get the latest version of Aperture and download the plug-in today. The only limitation? The 30-day trial period.
What's New
Version 1.1: N/A