Have you thought about a chromakey plug in. For event photographers it could be invaluable.

Lightroom doesn’t give plugins access to the render pipeline, so there’s not much prospect for that kind of thing. For that, you’ll need to go out to Photoshop for every image… I don’t see much opportunity for a plugin to ease things in this respect. —Jeffrey

I’d love to provide translations, and many have kindly offered to translate various languages, but before they can do the translation, I have to build a system that would facilitate the translation, and that’s a lot of work that so far I’ve been able to avoid. —Jeffrey

seems to solve a lot of problems. It supports GPS!!!!!!!!
I just got this Info

http://thelightroomlab.com/2012/01/adobe-photoshop-lightroom-v4-beta-new-map-module/

Yes, I talk about that here —Jeffrey

Thanks for doing it and expect a gift from me.
Brazil

My wishes would be fulfilled if you were to turn your prodigious talents — in all of your spare time, of course — to doing the same for Tumblr.

It would be great to be able to publish to Tumblr either directly, or via the Tumblr queue, which spaces out one’s posts over a selectable fraction of the day, at a selectable posting frequency.

And a tie-in to a WordPress installation’s media archive would be similarly useful.

Do either of these things, and you have me as a customer yet again.

thanks Jeffrey, and Happy New Year to you and yours.

Still amazed with your plug-ins; every time I think of some new, weird edge-case upload/export requirement, the options are there somewhere in the plug-in.

One thing I would like to be able to is “chain” plug-ins, that is, do serial exports of a given photo or photos. For example, export these five photos to Flickr and then to Facebook, all in the same session without having to go through the export dialogs again.

I’ve wanted to do that since day 1, even just different sizes of the same photo, but Lightroom doesn’t yet allow for it. —Jeffrey

Great plugins and great work!

I am looking for a way to export text file to Lightroom and I was wondering if you can stir me in the right direction.

When clients make selections on their gallery (I use ‘Client Response’ Lightroom gallery) I receive an e-mail with plain text contain all the file names of their favourite images. I then have to manually look for each image in Lightroom.

It would be great to have a plugin translating a plain text message to a selection in Lightroom.

Would you have something like that? Would you know where to find it?

Thank you and Happy Holidays
Motti

You might try Lr/Transporter, or just cut-n-paste the list of filenames into my extended-search plugin —Jeffrey

Just noting that they do now have an API with full documentation:
http://developers.500px.com/
A LR plugin would be very cool. And probably easy since they have relatively few features compared to many of the other sites you do.

I discussed their API in this post. They now have their own plugin (which I helped write, though they may not realize it). —Jeffrey

Of course, like a few people, I would love to see a deviantArt plugin! I guess some would probably like to see a 500px plugin, also, though the site is too busy to really be useful.

Keep up the great work!