If you have opted into Second Life Share for Flickr, you can opt out and disconnect the feature using the following procedure: Opting out of Second Life Share for Flickr Video - Adds video scan lines for the look and feel of an old CRT screen.Toy Camera - Simulate the look and feel of a film toy camera through vignetting and edge blurring.Spotlight - Burn the edges and dodge the center to focus the attention in the center of the image.Sepia - Color conversion to sepia tones and vignette for a retro look.Newsprint - Use a black and white screening to simulate newspaper screening.Miniature - Sharpen and blur regions selectively to give a 'tilt shift' effect.Lens Flare - Add colorize effects to simulate a film camera light leak and lens flare.Jules Verne - Changes the photo to black and white and adds video scan lines and distortion.Intense - Intensifies all color saturation for a more cartoonish look.Heat Wave - Adds an aged film effect and vignetting.Black & White - Changes the photo to black and white.Autocontrast - Automatic gray rebalancing from dark to bright based on the image luminosity histogram.1970's Colors - Color correction to give a 'vintage 1970' look.When uploading a photo, you may choose from several predefined filters to add fun and interesting effects to your photos in Second Life: Click Upload to upload your image to Flickr.The safety level is a maturity filter similar to Second Life's maturity rating system, and the exact meaning of Flickr's ratings can be found on Flickr's website. Choose a Flickr safety level from the Choose Flickr rating (required) dropdown menu.The tag 'secondlife' is included by default. Include any number of tags in the Tags field, separated by spaces.You may automatically include your second life location in the description by checking the Include SL location at end of description box.Write a short description of your photo in the Description field.Write a title for your photo in the Title field.Choose a filter from the dropdown menu above the image preview.Choose a resolution for the photo from the dropdown menu above the image preview.from the menu bar at the top of the Second Life Viewer window. Uploading photos to Flickr from Second Life Click and drag the Flickr button from your toolbar onto the Toolbar buttons window to remove it from your toolbar.Select Me > Toolbar buttons from the top menu bar in the Second Life Viewer.To remove the Flickr button from your toolbar: This button does the same thing as choosing Communicate > Flickr. from the top menu bar.

You can now click the Flickr button to open the Upload to Flickr window.

Edges where you can drop the button are highlighted in blue when you pick up the button.

From the Toolbar buttons window, click and drag the Flickr button to the bottom or side edge of the Second Life Viewer window.

from the top menu bar in the Second Life Viewer. You can add a Flickr button to your toolbar in the Second Life Viewer, giving you easy access to the Upload to Flickr window: Review the permissions you will be granting Second Life in order to upload photos, then click OK, I'LL AUTHORIZE IT to complete the opt-in process.Īdding and removing the Flickr toolbar button Provide your Yahoo credentials as requested, then click Sign In to sign into your Flickr account. from the top menu bar to open the Upload to Flickr window.Ĭlick the Account tab of the Upload to Flickr window.Ĭlick the Connect button this opens a browser window inside Second Life. Unless you disconnect your Second Life account from Flickr, you will not need to opt in again:Ĭhoose Communicate > Flickr. The first time you use SL Share for Flickr, we guide you through the process of opting in. Opting in to Second Life Share for Flickr

Opting out of Second Life Share for Flickr.

Uploading photos to Flickr from Second Life.

Adding and removing the Flickr toolbar button.

Opting in to Second Life Share for Flickr.

Second Life Share is also available for Facebook and Twitter.

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