March 17th, 2010 in 
In our latest beta we’ve been doing all the normal things like fixing bugs and tweaking the Queensberry order process but you can read about that in our release notes – I’m excited and I want to jump to our headline!
Imagine being able to present your album online and get your clients’ feedback and approval from directly within Photojunction.
Photojunction has teamed up with albumexposure, the contagiously easy online album proofing tool. We’ve integrated things so you can register with albumexposure directly in Photojunction and upload your design from PJ to your albumexposure account in just a moment or two.
AND when your clients comment on the proofs you’ll see their comments in Photojunction! It’s amazing and we should’ve done this sooner (thanks to @jeffyoungren for suggesting it).
So download and fire up v1.38b. You’ll find a new pane in Preferences where you can register with albumexposure, or you can get going on the fly while you’re album planning.
You can also watch a short 6min demo video on our Youtube or Vimeo channels.
Please do check out albumexposure. It’s an awesome service. We met Jared and Gary at WPPI, they’re great guys and they’re offering free test drives!
Cheers, Danny
PS Yep, you can proof your Queensberry albums this way – or any other vendor you’re using if you like.
PPS: Think of this as the last in our tips-and-tricks series on PJ’s presentation tools!
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this is so rad. thank you a million times!
brilliant just what I have been looking for.
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