Compfight: powerful search-tool for Flickr images

Compfight is a great new tool that uses Flickr's API to search the database of photos (including the option to do full-text search on titles and descriptions, and to limit searches to Creative Commons licensed works only) and then feeds back the results as live clickable thumbnails. Unlike Flickr's own advanced-search page, Compfight remembers your settings from search to search (great for me, as I'm always foraging on Flickr for CC-licensed stock photos), and the large quantities of search-result thumbnails per page makes this the ideal choice for playing photo-editor. Link (Thanks, JJ!)


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http://picturesandbox.com
searches Creative Commons photos on Flickr, plus adds other collections like SmugMug and Webshots; and adds microstock sites like StockXpert, Dreamstime, Fotolia, and LuckyOliver for purchasable images.
And it is designed to calculate your screen real estate so it can fill up your screen with as many thumbnail results as possible
see 1,500 thumbnails up on quadscreens here:
http://picturesandbox.com/quadscreens.html
Doesn't look like I can search for specific CC licenses. You know, like http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons does.
Yikes "Service Temporarily Unavailable"
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site is back Up!
http://phreetings.com/
phreetings = photo + greetings
a place to create e-greetings using Creative Commons photos by drag and drop
Awesome. Except it doesn't appear to work in Opera.
It will not be long before copyfascists freak out in Flickr and attempt to shut it down.
Picture Sandbox isn't working for me at the moment (I'm using Firefox, if that makes any difference). But Compfight works like a charm.
I can't find my own tagged photos... why not?
in Opera, it appears it only displays the thumbnail results after ALL thumbnail results have been loaded into cache, not as they are streaming in. So give it a few seconds and you will see the results on the left side. Then you can drag and drop a selected photo to the top box, type your greeting, and then click send.
LOOK AT THAT DOG!
The corresponding Facebook app is also available now.
It is available at:
http://apps.facebook.com/phreetings/