F-Stop For Mac

F-Stop is a great Flickr companion app for macOS that enables you to seamlessly browse the galleries of multiple accounts, and upload new content in a streamlined manner. Moreover, F-Stop comes with an easy to use metadata editor that will help you adjust privacy permissions, exif details, and so on.

Right off the bat, when you launch the F-Stop application you must authorize it to manage at least one of your Flickr accounts. If you want to manage multiple accounts, log out from Flickr and from the Yahoo network, login to the new account, and then relaunch the authorization process via the F-Stop Preferences window.

Within the F-Stop main window you will be able to see the photostream for each authorized Flickr account. You get to browse your photo sets, image collections, groups, galleries, or favorite entries.

F-Stop offers you the possibility to explore the Flickr galleries, or view the recently uploaded images. At the same time, F-Stop can also help you keep track of content posted by your contacts.

F-Stop comes with basic capabilities when it comes to image viewing: initially you can preview thumbnails for all images included in a certain group, apply filters, or even search for specific photos. You can quickly switch to the single image mode, or enable the slideshow function that works in full screen.

Noteworthy is that F-Stop also enables you to view the photos Exif metadata, to add tags, or notes, or to analyze visualization statistics. What’s more, F-Stop can schedule batch photos uploads to your account, and deal with all the details: upload location, tags, resizing, privacy permissions, and so on.

To conclude, F-Stop is a comprehensive desktop client for the Flickr service that can be successfully used to browse your photo collections, to explore the images posted by others, or to quickly upload your own pictures.