At the last mac meetup, the rest clicked away with cameras. I chipped in with the MacBook Pro using PhotoBooth.
Two other apps helped: iGlasses (US$10) made the indoor photos brighter (you can use it with iChat as well) and FlickrBooth (donationware) which uploaded the photos to my Flickr album immediately (there was Wireless@SG).
PhotoBooth with these accompaniments usually come in useful when photographing my cats, and it did fine with these two as well.
Mr Bats likes to interrupt me at the computer – sometimes though, he’ll settle down and groom me. Then try to stick his head into my arm, or nestle in the crook of my arm to grab a nap. I tilted my mac’s screen and used PhotoBooth for these shots (out of range of my table lamp’s sphere hence the graininess). Since I installed Tristan O’Tierney’s FlickrBooth, the photos are uploaded to Flickr immediately with a sequential number.
Photos are tagged with “flickrbooth” so there is a pool of almost 150,000 photos of faces, distortions and a few cats. So a tip if you decide to use flickrbooth and tend to get creative in front of your mac – set the default viewing permissions to private. You can always change that later.
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