There’s no “paying” involved (except for the PayPal transaction fee, which can be 1 cent if you want), but if you want to send a gift, I always want to encourage that of course … an Amazon.com gift certificate is nice, or maybe send me some good karma by doing something nice for someone locally. —Jeffrey

There’s a “Register via PayPal” button at the bottom of the registration page. —Jeffrey

I’d like to pay for the metadata presets plugin; but I cannot get it to show the additional line that I want: “Metadata Date”. After adding it, I have restarted the plugin and restarted Lightroom (2.7 Mac running Mac OS X 10.6.3). What next?

The “Metadata Date” field is the date that the metadata was last written back to the image file or sidecar, and is empty (and not even shown) if the save has never been done. Not particularly useful, but that’s what they offer. (If you mouseover the name of a field in the right-hand-side of the preset-builder dialog, you’ll get a tooltip with a short description). “Metadata Date” is what Adobe calls it, but it should really be “Metadata-Save Date” or the like. Turns out that in the sample data in the preset-building dialog, I was showing the last-edit date, so that dialog’s sample data didn’t properly reflect this field’s characteristics. Just pushed a new version that does. By the way, I appreciate the vote of confidence, but you can not pay for the plugin… I offer it for free. You can send a gift any time, or not, but the plugin is free. —Jeffrey

Thanks for all you do!

Russ

I’ve never heard of a Mac Probook, but my plugins work on any system Lightroom can run on. They are free, so it doesn’t hurt to try for yourself. —Jeffrey

Chris

Thank you so much for a great plugin. I’ve been playing around with this and the facebook plugin. However, I’m unable to find the two-way synchronization with either flicr or facebook. ie. when I delete photos in flickr they do not get updated in my lr3 beta… Please help.

Thanks much,
Dev

It’s. A. Beta. —Jeffrey

If you can have a workflow with Lightroom done or a script, which enables that feature of import this type of pictures, I would be very glad.

It’s now a common feature set for every camera to create videos, so its very anoying for me, that this step of importing the “preview pictures” of that videos, automatically produced by my new Canon, cannot be imported.

Hope you can help
thank you

Dieter

It’s not a perfect solution, but if you can copy the videos to your disk yourself, my Video-Asset Management plugin might be of use. You can also copy over the THM files, of course, and rename them to JPG. Neither solution is as smooth as one would like…. hopefully, Adobe will address these needs in a future version of LR…. —Jeffrey

I already donated for the pro version of Tim’s plugin and will do so with your video asset plugin since I have been awaiting for a solution to the pesky problem of having to manually import videos to my computer. Keep up the great work. My Photography is not on my web site as it is a hobby and I rarely share y photos but you can check out my “professional” work on my site if you wish.

Andrei

Your work is much appreciated and recognized. Thanks for making it so easy to donate and keep up the good work.

Mike

I just downloaded my plugin and cannot wait to go look at your other stuff but felt compelled to write this first.

I will gladly register and pay for a product that I will use constantly. not sure if anyone else has same problem but exporting photos from light room can take days sometimes (I’m female by nature I exaggerate)

This adds so much efficiency to my workflow and my time alone is worth quite a bit even if only in my own mind. So knowing that you likely consider your time as valuable it is only fair that you be paid for your time and saving mine. Thanks