Slideoo.com - Create and Embed Flickr Slideshows

Slideoo is a new web app for Flickr users that lets you create horizontal streaming slideshows of your Flickr photos. To use Slideoo, you'll need to already be a registered member of Flickr, or at least know the member name of a user whose photos you'd like to create a slideshow of. Enter in your or someone else's username on Slideoo, and proceed to customizing your show. You can specify the albums from which you'd like Slideoo to pull photos, photo width, and the number of photos to be included in the show. If you want to include all of your photos from all of your albums, choose the "My Photostream" option instead of "Use Your Sets" (the latter prompts a visual display of your Flickr albums which you can handpick to include in your show). When you're done, you can view your show at the top of the page. You'll also be provided with quick links to a variety of social networks and content-sharing sites (Facebook, LiveJournal, WordPress, etc). If your site isn't supported, simply copy and paste the code which Slideoo provides for you.

"The horizontal slideshow for Flickr".

Slideoo is a breeze to use and even easier to upload to your site; it produces quality results supported by a variety of content-hosting sites and social networks. Creating a show is a co and publicizing it on your site is a complete no-brainer, and app is eslegantly yet simply executed.

I wish Slideoo had a happy medium between letting you choose one album or all or your albums. Currently, you can't select more than one album to be included in a show unless you want ALL photos from ALL albums to be pulled. You can opt to reduce the number of photos to include in the full-album slideshow, but you can't specify which albums or photos to leave out (Slideoo does this for you automatically). Some may find this feature convenient, but I find it limiting. Additionally, Slideoo only requests that you enter in your Flickr username and not your passport, so it's really easy to create a show of someone else's photos and pass them off as your own.