Last weekend I was interviewed by a local reporter about ScreenTweet, which is a screen shot, image and video delivery application to share content on Twitter. The reporter properly captured my thoughts, mood and comments. Unfortunately, I feel I minimized the value of ScreenTweet.

I’m even more excited about ScreenTweet’s presentation product, Ignite 4. I hope applications for Mac and the Web will soon follow.

In the interest of full disclosure, I have met the people and toured the Scate technologies facilities in Orion, Mich. I have also shared my enthusiasm for the company’s products on my podcast. But after reading my quotes in the article, I feel I appear lukewarm about the product. Therefore, I thought I would write a review of ScreenTweet on the new media photographer blog.

It should be mentioned that there have not been any comments or complaints about my quote in the article.

There are a number of good photo delivery systems online. Tweeting photographs is rather easy. Sites like Twitpic, Tweetphoto, Yfrog, Twitgoo, Picktor (still in alpha testing), Img.ly and Pikchur all offer an easy method of sharing photographs. But, ScreenTweet is a great value with a growing suite of features worthy of consideration.
The site layout is user friendly. It is a comfortable platform on which to work. Other things I like: it has a screen capture capability and the ability to share embedded videos from your favorite sources such as YouTube, Vimeo or CNN.

Uploading photographs is extremely easy and can be done via the Web or phone. Once an image is uploaded, you can add tags, a pointer, text and audio comments.

Your posts are not limited to Twitter. You can send content to Facebook, Linkedin, Tumblr, Digg and at least 50 other destinations. ScreenTweet also has its own link-shortening tool. I’ve mentioned before I wish the site had more analytics, but to be fair, I wish all sites had more analytics.

Knowing what I do about the technology behind ScreenTweet and its sister applications, I feel the options will continue to grow at a solid pace and users will continue to enjoy its functionally and expanding catalog of applications.