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Caitlin Tobias has a thorough and totally useful tutorial for editing, processing, and socially sharing (to Flickr, Facebook or Twitter) Second Life images from directly within the Second Life viewer. (As opposed to saving screenshots to your hard drive, uploading to PhotoShop or whatever, and then socially sharing them, which as I can personally confirm, is an utter ass pain.
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Thank you! I admit I was a bit slow in finally blogging this, as it is not really new, but ...:))
Posted by: Caitlin Tobias | Saturday, July 26, 2014 at 07:30 AM