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Hi folks. This here is going to be a tutorial on how to search for and
download images
from our Texas A&M University-Commerce
flicker site.
First of all, go to flickr.
That is
f-l-i-c-k-r
dot com, it's not e-r,
and
flickr.com/
TAMUC.
So that takes us to the general
flickr site with are general photostream which shows the images we have
shot most recently in chronological order. You don't wanna search for the
images that we did in chronological order 'cause you might be looking for
something we shot
last year or two years ago.
So what you want to do is you want to go to this search bar up here
and type in
what you're looking for. Let's say that we're going for shots of Lucky the Lion.
Now if were just to type in "Lucky"
and hit return,
it's not gonna give you the results are looking for. It's gonna look for,
it's gonna search all the images in flickr.
So
what you want to do, and this is really important,
when you type in
the thing that you're looking for you want to click
this search, this criteria down here
TAMU-Commerce photos
photostream.
So, type in "Lucky"
click that and that's going to give you the results that you're looking for.
So, once you've done that once,
you don't need to do it again. So let's say to look for Dr. Jones,
and I can just hit return
and that comes up with the results you're looking for.
So now let's say you want to use this
shot
click on it
and in order to download it,
you
need to right-click on it
and then select the size that you're looking for.
If your
application is a web page,
you probably just want to have it at a lower resolution,
but chances are you going to be wanting to use this for print or for a poster
or in, like, a brochure or poster whatever the case may be, so you want to go all the way over
here to the right and click on original size.
Once you do that
then all you need to do is click on this download the original size of photo and
you got it.
All right, thanks for listening. I hope this answer your questions. If you
have any more you can contact me at
Jason.Flowers@tamuc.edu. Thanks for listening.