Micah Walter of Aperture Plugged In has released ApertureToPictage version 1.0. The update will allow wedding and event photographers to upload their photos to Pictage in a fast and easy manner. The new version includes major code rewrites and allows background export if you’re on Aperture 1.5.x (now standard in Aperture 2.0) and great time-saving features including the ability to create a new Pictage event from within Aperture. Here’s a quick rundown of all the great new features:

1. Upload speeds are now up to three times as fast as they were with the beta version.
2. There is now a really cool drag and drop user interface that allows you to edit and re-sort your Pictage categories.
3. The plugin now allows for queueing of jobs so you can rack up a number of batches and let it run over night.
4. You can also resume an upload if your computer crashes, or if you loose your internet connection. It just picks up where you left off.
5. Additionally you can also choose to save your exported files to disk for other purposes.

The update is provided free of charge to all Pictage Pro members. You can download the plugin through this link, but you must be logged into Pictage. The plugin is compatible with the new Aperture 2.0.

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If you are one of the many Pictage.com photographers out there who use Aperture, then you will want to check out their latest plugin.

This latest plugin has been completely rewritten form the ground up.

The new version offers background uploading, keyword categorization and the ability to select from your event list or create a new event from within the plugin. For more information on how this plugin came to be, please read my post over at Inside Aperture, or to download the latest version, follow this link. You must be logged into Pictage.com to download the plugin.

The Aperture to Pictage Plug-in streamlines your workflow by making image transfers between Aperture and Pictage easier than ever.

Enjoy the following benefits:

1. Seamless upload from Aperture to Pictage via integrated FTP engine
2. Create Pictage categories on the fly using Aperture’s keyword feature
3. Schedule and upload new events or upload to existing events directly from the plug-in

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Pictage has released their long awaited Aperture plugin. The plugin promises to help Pictage users, who are mostly wedding and event photographers, deliver their images to Pictage direct from within Aperture.

Currently the plugin relies on a Java application, which you can download from ther website. Once the images are exported and organized they Java app takes care of the uploading to Pictage.

The plugin and the Java app can both be downloaded here.

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I have added a section in Plugged In for the upcoming Pictage plugin for Aperture. Though still in development, the Pictage plugin will allow their community of wedding and event photographers to easily upload images from Aperture.

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