This might be old news if you’ve already seen it, but not so long ago  we added a handy delete all button to the upload screen so that if you’re replacing a large number of spreads you won’t have to click each little x:

Cheers!

Per usual, along with a handful of small tweaks and fixes, we launched a new feature this week that should be helpful for those of you who are working with higher volumes of albums.

On the albums screen, there is now an “Archive” arrow:

This will do a few things:

• Archived albums don’t show on your login screen, or on your main working screen, so that those are not cluttered by old albums.
• Archived albums DO allow you to continue to embed the album in your blog or website.
• Archived albums CAN NOT be sent to print as the original hi-res files are removed when you archive your album.  Make sure you only archive albums that you no longer need to send through albumexposure to production.

We hope that this cleans up those screens for you while still leaving you with the embed functionality for as long as you like.

Cheers!

This week we pushed out a few little things to albumexposure you might appreciate.

We heard from a few of you that when designing albums in InDesign, spreads are numbered with a single digit, which causes them to be out of order when you upload them to your album.  Now AlbumExposure will automatically rename the file “spread_1.jpg” to “spread_01.jpg” for example, which will save those of you experiencing this some time and headache.

We also added a confirmation when deleting albums so you won’t accidentally click delete on any album and lose your work :)

You might also notice that emails coming from AlbumExposure regarding comments or approval for an album will also have the name of the album in the subject to help you identify which album emails are regarding more quickly.

Lastly, we recently created a page for AlbumExposure on facebook.  It’s got our blog articles, and our videos up there.  We’d love for you to become a fan, share it with your friends and even start discussions there.

More to come!

Today we’re very excited to announce a big new feature in AlbumExposure.

We were brainstorming ways to make your lives easier and one thing that kept coming up was connecting to the next step in your process – getting your album to print.  So we did it.

When you upload your full resolution spreads to AlbumExposure, you can send them straight to print with the click of a button. We’ll even make sure they’re the right size for you.

Our first partner is KISS Books, and we couldn’t be happier to be working alongside them.  KISS makes fantastic wedding books, simple and elegant; right up our alley.

Today we’re happy to announce a new feature we’ve added that many of you have requested:  the ability to embed an album on another web page (sans the comment box) to show off your album on your blog or website.

Like so:

Enjoy!

Today we launched a feature many of you have been asking for: the ability to customize the email text that goes out when you click “send link”

You can find it under Preferences > Email

If you enter the text {url}, {name} or {password}, those will get replaced with the appropriate value for the album you’re referencing when you click send link.

Enjoy!