This Lightroom plug-in allows you export photos directly to the Snapfish online service (www.snapfish.com)

I am releasing this plug-in under the Shareware license. If you are running an unregistered copy, you will be limited to upload only 10 photos at a time. To remove this limitation, a registration fee of $15 is required (per single user).

Here is the link to the plug-in home page: Snapfish Plug-in

Export List Plug-in version 1.3 is available for download.

Changes:

• Now the plug-in generates output even if the template contains misspelled metadata field names
• The option names in drop-down lists are no longer truncated.
• Added the option for automatic checking for plug-in updates (see the Plug-in Info section in Lightroom Plug-in Manager)

Version 1.2 is available for download.

Now you can specify various options when creating new albums – these are exactly the same options that you can set using the My Gallery web site:

• Allow downloading of photos, movies or entire album
• Allow uploading of photos or movies via web browser
• Allow adding of photos via email or iPhone
• Show photo titles
• Show email address for uploading photos
• Hide album on my Gallery page

Today I release 3 more updates to offer Lightroom 3 Beta compatibility for Costco US, Costco CA, and CVS Photo Center plug-ins:

Export to Costco Photo Center (US): 20100124.8
Export to Costco Photo Centre (CA): 20100124.3
Export to CVS Photo Center: 20100124.2

Both Costco plug-ins also feature a fix for a mild annoyance with some photos taking their time (up to 5-10 minutes) to show up in the online album after the export.

A note for LR3 Beta users: due to some internal changes, Lightroom 3 Beta no longer displays the branding graphics at the top of the export dialog.

Version 20100123.6 is available for download.

I, among thousands of other Lightroom fans can’t wait to get my hands on LR3, which appears to be scheduled for release around April. Many users, however, have already jumped the gun and started using the beta version not only for testing (as advised by Adobe), but for their photo processing needs as well. This release of my Adorama plug-in is an attempt to support their optimism and trust in a great product by giving them the ability to export photos from Lightroom 3 Beta to AdoramaPix.
This update also fixes a couple of issues with saving user choices and reusing server connection on subsequent exports.

There was a Mac user who reported an issue with the export dialog being too wide and truncated on the right-hand side. Unfortunately she didn’t reply to my requests to provide a screenshot. If anyone is experiencing the same issue, please send me a screenshot so I can see what’s going on.

This plugin was inspired by a post in Adobe Lightroom SDK forums. Somebody was asking for an ability to generate a list of exported photos, so it could be sent as an email to other parties to give them a detailed inventory of photos added to a shared folder.

So I decided to throw the guy some rope and developed a plugin, which does just that and a bit more. The plugin can list photos in multiple formats: HTML, plain text, CSV. Other formats can be easily added via the configuration file and an output template. Each template can be individually customized to include any metadata fields along with the file name.

The user can choose to open the output file in the default program (i.e. Notepad for text files, web browser for HTML files, or Microsoft Excel for CSV files), or in Mozilla Thunderbird in compose mode with the generated file automatically added as an attachment.

Download and use this plugin free of charge, all I ask in return from you is to provide some feedback. Let me know if you liked or disliked the plugin, or suggest features to add.

Visit the Export List plugin page to download the package.

Version 20090907.3 is available for download.

This version contains several nice additions and improvements.

One time I needed to use Costco Photo Center to print my photos I was surprised to find out they didn’t offer a Lightroom plugin to upload files to their lab. Their web site uses a propitiatory API, which they don’t disclose (at least as of today it hasn’t been disclosed yet). But I was up for the challenge. After a few days of battling it out with the black box of Costco web site I was able to produce this little plugin.

Download and use this plugin free of charge, all I ask in return from you is to provide some feedback.

Visit the Export to Costco Photo Center page to download the plugin package.

Version 20090901.2 is available for download.

I use AdoramaPix to print my photos. So far my experience with them has been only positive in terms of both, quality of prints and customer service. Unfortunately they don’t offer a Lightroom plugin to upload photos to their lab. This is where I felt my programming skills would come in handy, so I developed this little plugin.

Download and use this plugin free of charge, all I ask in return from you is to provide some feedback.

Visit the Export to AdormapaPix plugin page to download the package.