Re: [PWA API] Uploading albums and photos after May 1?

[Mark Otway]

Flickr provide 1TB of photo storage free, so that’s an option. There’s a few 
other services too. I guess it depends what you actually use Picasa for. 

Personally, I’m leaving my stuff in Google Photos - I can’t be bothered to move 
to an alternative service when there seems little point to do so. The current 
upload/download APIs will continue to work, even if you can’t modify photos in 
Picasa online (but I never did that anyway). 

I’ll continue to use the Picasa Desktop app until something better comes along 
(I haven’t used its sync facility for around a year now, ever since I wrote my 
own background sync app - https://github.com/Webreaper/PicasawebSync 
). All my tags are embedded in the 
actual JPG files, so if I modify them locally and upload they’ll be persisted 
when my photos are uploaded.

 It’s unclear from Google’s documentation if the revised API will allow a photo 
to be re-uploaded (i.e., over-written), but if not, I’ll just change my Sync 
app to delete and then upload a new copy.

At some point, I’m presuming that Google will announce a new set of official 
APIs for Google Photos, at which point I’ll update my app to use them. 

On 5 Apr 2016, at 22:43, Robyn Mortimer  wrote:

Thank you Mark,  any suggestions re a destination for rescued data?

Robyn

On 6 April 2016 at 07:13, Mark Otway > 
wrote:
This is a free service. Based on previous Google shutdowns, communication will 
be limited, so If you have concerns, extract your data and put it somewhere 
else.


On Tue, 5 Apr 2016, 20:28 Robyn Mortimer, > wrote:
I do hope these particular questions will be not only answered but passed on to 
people like me who while we are not professional photographers still rely on 
knowing what we can now but may not be able to do soon with all our photos...   
and perhaps we can be advised where next we turn to save, process and create 
future photographs.

Robyn Mortimer.

On 6 April 2016 at 04:20, Robin van Sloten > wrote:
According to the new v3.0 draft 
 

Mutation support removed
Aside from uploads, mutation support will be removed from the API. The 
following functionality will no longer be supported:
Creating an album
Modifying the properties of an album
Deleting an album
Updating a photo
Providing your own video thumbnail
Deleting a photo
So this means I will only be able to upload photos but can no longer alter any 
albums or existing photos after May 1?
Will there be any other API to make these alterations like a Google Photos API? 
Or will we be left with a way to only retrieve content created through the 
Google Photos web interface?

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Re: [PWA API] Uploading albums and photos after May 1?

[Mark Otway]

So it depends what you’re talking about. If you’re talking about Picasa the 
desktop application (where you edit your photos) then it will continue working. 
My wife also uses Picasa to view/edit images, and with the Wordpress plugin 
uploads images directly to her site. All of this is basically offline stuff. 

It doesn’t sound like you actually use Picasaweb - the online version of Picasa 
- directly, so perhaps you won’t be impacted at all. 

On 6 Apr 2016, at 08:17, Robyn Mortimer  wrote:

I appreciate your reply Mark, though I'm a dummy when it comes to talking API'S 
and over written etc...  I primarily used Picasa to take photos from my camera 
or scans from my printer, and then to edit and crop and present on blogs to my 
hearts content...  if I can continue to do this I'll be like you, I'll stay 
with the one I know...  at 77 years of age I'm too old to learn new tricks...

thank you for your help,

Robyn

On 6 April 2016 at 17:08, Mark Otway > 
wrote:
Flickr provide 1TB of photo storage free, so that’s an option. There’s a few 
other services too. I guess it depends what you actually use Picasa for. 

Personally, I’m leaving my stuff in Google Photos - I can’t be bothered to move 
to an alternative service when there seems little point to do so. The current 
upload/download APIs will continue to work, even if you can’t modify photos in 
Picasa online (but I never did that anyway). 

I’ll continue to use the Picasa Desktop app until something better comes along 
(I haven’t used its sync facility for around a year now, ever since I wrote my 
own background sync app - https://github.com/Webreaper/PicasawebSync 
). All my tags are embedded in the 
actual JPG files, so if I modify them locally and upload they’ll be persisted 
when my photos are uploaded.

 It’s unclear from Google’s documentation if the revised API will allow a photo 
to be re-uploaded (i.e., over-written), but if not, I’ll just change my Sync 
app to delete and then upload a new copy.

At some point, I’m presuming that Google will announce a new set of official 
APIs for Google Photos, at which point I’ll update my app to use them. 

On 5 Apr 2016, at 22:43, Robyn Mortimer > wrote:

Thank you Mark,  any suggestions re a destination for rescued data?

Robyn

On 6 April 2016 at 07:13, Mark Otway > 
wrote:
This is a free service. Based on previous Google shutdowns, communication will 
be limited, so If you have concerns, extract your data and put it somewhere 
else.


On Tue, 5 Apr 2016, 20:28 Robyn Mortimer, > wrote:
I do hope these particular questions will be not only answered but passed on to 
people like me who while we are not professional photographers still rely on 
knowing what we can now but may not be able to do soon with all our photos...   
and perhaps we can be advised where next we turn to save, process and create 
future photographs.

Robyn Mortimer.

On 6 April 2016 at 04:20, Robin van Sloten > wrote:
According to the new v3.0 draft 
 

Mutation support removed
Aside from uploads, mutation support will be removed from the API. The 
following functionality will no longer be supported:
Creating an album
Modifying the properties of an album
Deleting an album
Updating a photo
Providing your own video thumbnail
Deleting a photo
So this means I will only be able to upload photos but can no longer alter any 
albums or existing photos after May 1?
Will there be any other API to make these alterations like a Google Photos API? 
Or will we be left with a way to only retrieve content created through the 
Google Photos web interface?

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Re: [PWA API] Uploading albums and photos after May 1?

[Robyn Mortimer]

I appreciate your reply Mark, though I'm a dummy when it comes to talking
API'S and over written etc...  I primarily used Picasa to take photos from
my camera or scans from my printer, and then to edit and crop and present
on blogs to my hearts content...  if I can continue to do this I'll be like
you, I'll stay with the one I know...  at 77 years of age I'm too old to
learn new tricks...

thank you for your help,

Robyn

On 6 April 2016 at 17:08, Mark Otway  wrote:

> Flickr provide 1TB of photo storage free, so that’s an option. There’s a
> few other services too. I guess it depends what you actually use Picasa
> for.
>
> Personally, I’m leaving my stuff in Google Photos - I can’t be bothered to
> move to an alternative service when there seems little point to do so. The
> current upload/download APIs will continue to work, even if you can’t
> modify photos in Picasa online (but I never did that anyway).
>
> I’ll continue to use the Picasa Desktop app until something better comes
> along (I haven’t used its sync facility for around a year now, ever since I
> wrote my own background sync app -
> https://github.com/Webreaper/PicasawebSync). All my tags are embedded in
> the actual JPG files, so if I modify them locally and upload they’ll be
> persisted when my photos are uploaded.
>
>  It’s unclear from Google’s documentation if the revised API will allow a
> photo to be re-uploaded (i.e., over-written), but if not, I’ll just change
> my Sync app to delete and then upload a new copy.
>
> At some point, I’m presuming that Google will announce a new set of
> official APIs for Google Photos, at which point I’ll update my app to use
> them.
>
> On 5 Apr 2016, at 22:43, Robyn Mortimer  wrote:
>
> Thank you Mark,  any suggestions re a destination for rescued data?
>
> Robyn
>
> On 6 April 2016 at 07:13, Mark Otway  wrote:
>
>> This is a free service. Based on previous Google shutdowns, communication
>> will be limited, so If you have concerns, extract your data and put it
>> somewhere else.
>>
>> On Tue, 5 Apr 2016, 20:28 Robyn Mortimer, 
>> wrote:
>>
>>> I do hope these particular questions will be not only answered but
>>> passed on to people like me who while we are not professional photographers
>>> still rely on knowing what we can now but may not be able to do soon with
>>> all our photos...   and perhaps we can be advised where next we turn to
>>> save, process and create future photographs.
>>>
>>> Robyn Mortimer.
>>>
>>> On 6 April 2016 at 04:20, Robin van Sloten 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 According to the new v3.0 draft
 

 Mutation support removed
> Aside from uploads, mutation support will be removed from the API. The
> following functionality will no longer be supported:
>
>- Creating an album
>- Modifying the properties of an album
>- Deleting an album
>- Updating a photo
>- Providing your own video thumbnail
>- Deleting a photo
>
> So this means I will only be able to upload photos but can no longer
 alter any albums or existing photos after May 1?
 Will there be any other API to make these alterations like a Google
 Photos API? Or will we be left with a way to only retrieve content created
 through the Google Photos web interface?

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Re: [PWA API] Uploading albums and photos after May 1?

[Robyn Mortimer]

Yes, I do use the desktop application, fun and easy to use for an
amateur...  I've been very busy placing all the irreplaceable shots,  very
old ones etc into albums and sending them off to Google +  ... so no harm
done and I'll just wait and see what transpires...  by the way where are
you based...  I'm in Australia,  I do a great many travel and history blogs
which is where the Picasa ease of use comes in handy...

Thanks again, you've set my mind at rest.

Robyn

On 6 April 2016 at 19:40, Mark Otway  wrote:

>
> So it depends what you’re talking about. If you’re talking about Picasa
> the desktop application (where you edit your photos) then it will continue
> working. My wife also uses Picasa to view/edit images, and with the
> Wordpress plugin uploads images directly to her site. All of this is
> basically offline stuff.
>
> It doesn’t sound like you actually use Picasaweb - the online version of
> Picasa - directly, so perhaps you won’t be impacted at all.
>
> On 6 Apr 2016, at 08:17, Robyn Mortimer  wrote:
>
> I appreciate your reply Mark, though I'm a dummy when it comes to talking
> API'S and over written etc...  I primarily used Picasa to take photos from
> my camera or scans from my printer, and then to edit and crop and present
> on blogs to my hearts content...  if I can continue to do this I'll be like
> you, I'll stay with the one I know...  at 77 years of age I'm too old to
> learn new tricks...
>
> thank you for your help,
>
> Robyn
>
> On 6 April 2016 at 17:08, Mark Otway  wrote:
>
>> Flickr provide 1TB of photo storage free, so that’s an option. There’s a
>> few other services too. I guess it depends what you actually use Picasa
>> for.
>>
>> Personally, I’m leaving my stuff in Google Photos - I can’t be bothered
>> to move to an alternative service when there seems little point to do so.
>> The current upload/download APIs will continue to work, even if you can’t
>> modify photos in Picasa online (but I never did that anyway).
>>
>> I’ll continue to use the Picasa Desktop app until something better comes
>> along (I haven’t used its sync facility for around a year now, ever since I
>> wrote my own background sync app -
>> https://github.com/Webreaper/PicasawebSync). All my tags are embedded in
>> the actual JPG files, so if I modify them locally and upload they’ll be
>> persisted when my photos are uploaded.
>>
>>  It’s unclear from Google’s documentation if the revised API will allow a
>> photo to be re-uploaded (i.e., over-written), but if not, I’ll just change
>> my Sync app to delete and then upload a new copy.
>>
>> At some point, I’m presuming that Google will announce a new set of
>> official APIs for Google Photos, at which point I’ll update my app to use
>> them.
>>
>> On 5 Apr 2016, at 22:43, Robyn Mortimer  wrote:
>>
>> Thank you Mark,  any suggestions re a destination for rescued data?
>>
>> Robyn
>>
>> On 6 April 2016 at 07:13, Mark Otway  wrote:
>>
>>> This is a free service. Based on previous Google shutdowns,
>>> communication will be limited, so If you have concerns, extract your data
>>> and put it somewhere else.
>>>
>>> On Tue, 5 Apr 2016, 20:28 Robyn Mortimer, 
>>> wrote:
>>>
 I do hope these particular questions will be not only answered but
 passed on to people like me who while we are not professional photographers
 still rely on knowing what we can now but may not be able to do soon with
 all our photos...   and perhaps we can be advised where next we turn to
 save, process and create future photographs.

 Robyn Mortimer.

 On 6 April 2016 at 04:20, Robin van Sloten 
 wrote:

> According to the new v3.0 draft
> 
>
> Mutation support removed
>> Aside from uploads, mutation support will be removed from the API.
>> The following functionality will no longer be supported:
>>
>>- Creating an album
>>- Modifying the properties of an album
>>- Deleting an album
>>- Updating a photo
>>- Providing your own video thumbnail
>>- Deleting a photo
>>
>> So this means I will only be able to upload photos but can no longer
> alter any albums or existing photos after May 1?
> Will there be any other API to make these alterations like a Google
> Photos API? Or will we be left with a way to only retrieve content created
> through the Google Photos web interface?
>
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Re: [PWA API] Uploading albums and photos after May 1?

[Sven Bluege]

I used Picasa to store images which I show on my website. But since this 
seems to be no longer a good idea I switched to Amazon S3. Not free, but 
not expensive either. 

On Tuesday, April 5, 2016 at 11:49:05 PM UTC+2, Robyn Mortimer wrote:
>
> Thank you Mark,  any suggestions re a destination for rescued data?
>
> Robyn
>
> On 6 April 2016 at 07:13, Mark Otway  
> wrote:
>
>> This is a free service. Based on previous Google shutdowns, communication 
>> will be limited, so If you have concerns, extract your data and put it 
>> somewhere else.
>>
>> On Tue, 5 Apr 2016, 20:28 Robyn Mortimer, > > wrote:
>>
>>> I do hope these particular questions will be not only answered but 
>>> passed on to people like me who while we are not professional photographers 
>>> still rely on knowing what we can now but may not be able to do soon with 
>>> all our photos...   and perhaps we can be advised where next we turn to 
>>> save, process and create future photographs.
>>>
>>> Robyn Mortimer.
>>>
>>> On 6 April 2016 at 04:20, Robin van Sloten >> > wrote:
>>>
 According to the new v3.0 draft 
  

 Mutation support removed
> Aside from uploads, mutation support will be removed from the API. The 
> following functionality will no longer be supported:
>
>- Creating an album
>- Modifying the properties of an album
>- Deleting an album
>- Updating a photo
>- Providing your own video thumbnail
>- Deleting a photo
>
> So this means I will only be able to upload photos but can no longer 
 alter any albums or existing photos after May 1?
 Will there be any other API to make these alterations like a Google 
 Photos API? Or will we be left with a way to only retrieve content created 
 through the Google Photos web interface?

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Re: [PWA API] An important update on the Picasa Web Albums Data API

[Teri Brooks]

I use the Picasaweb.com API for all of my clients' websites. So they just 
log in to picasaweb.com to upload their own photos which appear on their 
website immediately. Is that what's going away? If I have them download the 
Picasa desktop app instead, will they still be able to do this? If not, 
should I ask my clients to save copies of all their photos for when 
Picasaweb goes away? I guess I'll have to add their photos to their sites 
manually, which will be an enormous amount of work because so many of my 
clients use Picasaweb. I've used the Flickr API, and it's terribly slow to 
load on the page, so that's not even an option. And I don't think a Google 
Photos API exists. Picasaweb has been fantastic. My clients even have free 
phone apps where they can take pics with their phones, upload them in one 
click to Picasaweb, and they're on the website immediately. Is there 
anything else out there that's similar (besides Flickr)?


On Saturday, February 13, 2016 at 10:49:26 AM UTC-5, Mark Otway wrote:
>
> Will there be a new Google Photos API that we can use to perform the same 
> operations as we used to in Picasa, so we can update our apps etc? For 
> example, uploading and tagging photos? 
>
> If not, I’m going to have to move my photos to another platform (Flickr?) 
> and probably cancel my Google Drive storage plan (since the majority of the 
> 1.4TB that I have and pay for 
>
> On Fri, 12 Feb 2016 at 18:05 Google Picasa Web Albums API <
> google-pica...@googlegroups.com > wrote:
>
>> Hi all,
>>
>> This morning we announced  an 
>> important update to Picasa that will take place over the coming months. 
>>
>> As part of this update, the Picasa Web Albums Data API will still support 
>> most functions, including reading photos, reading albums, reading photos in 
>> albums, and uploading new photos. Although these operations will continue 
>> to be supported and the protocol will remain the same, the content included 
>> in the responses and the operation behavior may change. 
>>
>> But, beginning on May 1, 2016, we’ll start rolling out changes to the API 
>> and no longer support the following functionality:
>>
>>
>>- 
>>
>>Flash support
>>- 
>>
>>Community search
>>- 
>>
>>Mutation operations other than uploads
>>- 
>>
>>All support for tags, comments, and contacts
>>
>>
>> We'll update the documentation on this site with specifics on the changes 
>> in March.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> The Picasa Team
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Re: [PWA API] Re: Please delay your changes / reconsider dropping tag support

[Mark Otway]

They already gave several months' notice, I'd be *extremely* surprised if
this had any impact on their decision. The outcry about Google Reader
shuttering was several orders of magnitude louder than this, and it closed
anyway (and the service isn't shutting, it's just migrating and having API
limitations applied).

On Wed, 6 Apr 2016 at 16:03 Andrew Murphy  wrote:

> Please star this post if you agree with the suggestion of delaying the
> changes,
> e.g. giving us a year's notice.
>
> A draft of the changes has been released https://developers.google.com/picasa-web/docs/3.0/releasenotes;>
> https://developers.google.com/picasa-web/docs/3.0/releasenotes
>
>
> On Tuesday, 8 March 2016 16:48:19 UTC, Andrew Murphy wrote:
>
>> Hi
>>
>> Please consider
>>
>> - keeping TAG support (i.e. returning them in the search results)
>>
>> - giving us much MORE TIME to do something about the changes (May is only
>> a few months away and we don't have the full details yet).
>>
>> - isn't there a 12 month advance notice of depreciation policy?
>>
>> - not changing the API until there is a Google Photos API that is at
>> least as good.
>>
>> As usual, it would be nice is someone from Google was checking this
>> forum, and responding to developer feedback...
>>
>> Thanks to the Picasa team for all their work. It was an outstanding PC
>> Application, Web service and API. A real shame its closing.
>>
>> Thanks Again,
>>
>> Andrew
>>
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Re: [PWA API] Uploading albums and photos after May 1?

[Robin van Sloten]

I am not sure it will stop working... The way I read the posts is that 
retrieving of photos and albums will remain to function as it does now, but 
the API will no longer allow us to create or alter any content. But since 
all my Picasa photos are in Google photos as well and vice versa, I suppose 
if I use Google Photos to upload a photo, I al still able to retrieve it 
with the Picasaweb API. 
I'd just like to get an official statement that this is true. I use this 
for websites as well, and if this becomes a read-only API it is fine with 
me. I just want to know how I am supposed to get content into it then.

I might have a look at S3 as well, thanks for the suggestion.

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