I’m running Lightroom 4 and smugmug plugin version 20120330.223 ( I also see that there is an update but that would not run, so I’m going to have to go with the full manual way…another day. ) I figured Ques #1 was probably a ‘how to’ issue and not related to the update.
Thank you!
Wendy

About item #2, the cut-off pane, that’s a bug in Lightroom that I thought was fixed with Lr4 (I got it often in Lr3). If you can reproduce it, please report to Adobe. As for #1, IIRC there were issues with Lightroom in changing the name back when I first wrote the thing, but perhaps they’re fixed, so I should revisit that again… —Jeffrey

If your Lr serial number hasn’t changed, there’s a button in the registration dialog to retrieve the code for you. But you can always just generate a new code with a new transaction at PayPal, with 1 cent if you like. —Jeffrey

“Manage” is perhaps too strong a word, but you can upload the master originals to SmugVault with plugin. —Jeffrey

Thanks!

I mean that I made a new version of my plugin available. Mine is unrelated to Adobe’s. Download and install instructions are in the upper right of this page. —Jeffrey

Thanks I almost forgot about the settings “to limit” . You mentioned in another comment that limiting the size and do not enlarge… created holes in the JPEG files and should be avoided.

Would it be possible to set these settings (compression,size…) per gallery instead of per publishing service or do I have to create another publishing service for these panoramas?

Thanks

Lightroom dictates that the settings are per service, so you’d have to create a new one for different settings. —Jeffrey

First I would like to than you on the awesome job!! Writing from Sao Paulo Brazil by the way.

My question:
When I try to Publish new pictures to a gallery that has modified pictures on it, the plugin won’t work unless those are online. So every time I am traveling I can,t publish new picture unless I have all my external Drives with me. Is there something I can do to work around the? Am I missing something?
Thanks a lot!

Paulo

I might be able to add something to handle this, but for the time being your best bet is to select the images you do want to upload, then alt/option-click on the “Publish” button. —Jeffrey

Update: I’ve just pushed out a new version that now handles this better, letting you know ahead of time and offering you the ability to continue with those that are online, or to abort. Thanks for the good idea. —Jeffrey

smugmug-20120114.216. I’m trying to upload some oversized images: 11200 by 4900 pixels. They are panoramas that are too large for SM. I’m currently using 92% JPEGs and it works for the vast majority of my photos. I can pass below the 24 megs by lowering the JPEGs to 72% – 76%, but I’m still above the 48 megapixels limits.

Do you have any suggestion for dealing with these panos?

Thanks

I don’t understand the question, beyond the obvious answer of “make them smaller”. The export has “resize to fit megapixels” and a “don’t enlarge” option, so they seem to be exactly what you need here. —Jeffrey

This is not a problem with the jf Flickr Publish Service.

I’ve noticed a problem with SmugMug keywords for a while now, but have not been able to get a reply from the company. I’ll try again. —Jeffrey

Thanks a mill.

Mark B.

I don’t think Lr1.3 accepted plugins… that started in Lr1.4 if I recall. If you can bump up to at least that, this copy of the plugin should work, but you may well find it easier to engrave the pixels in stone and ship them by truck. Or upgrade your hardware/software. —Jeffrey