Best Web Photo Gallery software ??

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OK, I'm getting a bit frustrated with the automated web gallery feature of Photoshop as the produced albums do not display correctly in Firefox and there is only one style that I think is any good (Simple - Vertical Thumbnails).

Searching the web I see that there are a lot of programs that specialise in this. I was wondering if anybody with any experience with a few of them has any recommendations? I only want quite simple laid out galleries, without fancy frames and skins. While I want a minimalist look, using Flash would be fine.

Cheers

ss.
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"Synapse Syndrome" wrote in message
OK, I'm getting a bit frustrated with the automated web gallery feature of Photoshop as the produced albums do not display correctly in Firefox and there is only one style that I think is any good (Simple - Vertical Thumbnails).

Searching the web I see that there are a lot of programs that specialise in this. I was wondering if anybody with any experience with a few of them has any recommendations? I only want quite simple laid out galleries, without fancy frames and skins. While I want a minimalist look, using Flash would be fine.

I'm a fan of JAlbum.
It's free, Java based, and has a lot of styles available. http://jalbum.net/
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Mike Russell
www.curvemeister.com
#2
"Mike Russell" wrote in message
"Synapse Syndrome" wrote in message
OK, I'm getting a bit frustrated with the automated web gallery feature of Photoshop as the produced albums do not display correctly in Firefox and there is only one style that I think is any good (Simple - Vertical Thumbnails).

Searching the web I see that there are a lot of programs that specialise in this. I was wondering if anybody with any experience with a few of them has any recommendations? I only want quite simple laid out galleries, without fancy frames and skins. While I want a minimalist look, using Flash would be fine.

I'm a fan of JAlbum.
It's free, Java based, and has a lot of styles available. http://jalbum.net/
--
Mike Russell
www.curvemeister.com
If you have MM Flash why not use that? there is even a template already made in there.
put all images into same size and number sequentially, MM does the rest!
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On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 02:39:09 +0000 (UTC), "Synapse Syndrome" scribbled:

OK, I'm getting a bit frustrated with the automated web gallery feature of Photoshop as the produced albums do not display correctly in Firefox and there is only one style that I think is any good (Simple - Vertical Thumbnails).

Searching the web I see that there are a lot of programs that specialise in this. I was wondering if anybody with any experience with a few of them has any recommendations? I only want quite simple laid out galleries, without fancy frames and skins. While I want a minimalist look, using Flash would be fine.

Image Walker: http://www.imagewalker.com

Amazingly flexible and functionally easy to use.
#4
"Mike Russell" wrote in message
"Synapse Syndrome" wrote in message
OK, I'm getting a bit frustrated with the automated web gallery feature of Photoshop as the produced albums do not display correctly in Firefox and there is only one style that I think is any good (Simple - Vertical Thumbnails).

Searching the web I see that there are a lot of programs that specialise in this. I was wondering if anybody with any experience with a few of them has any recommendations? I only want quite simple laid out galleries, without fancy frames and skins. While I want a minimalist look, using Flash would be fine.
I'm a fan of JAlbum.
It's free, Java based, and has a lot of styles available. http://jalbum.net/
--
Mike Russell
www.curvemeister.com

Based on your message, I just downloaded JAlbum and tried it. It is very nice and very easy to create a variety of pretty darn good galleries. I am pleasantly impressed.

Thanks Mike.

Clyde
#5
"Mike Russell" wrote in message
"Synapse Syndrome" wrote in message
OK, I'm getting a bit frustrated with the automated web gallery feature of Photoshop as the produced albums do not display correctly in Firefox and there is only one style that I think is any good (Simple - Vertical Thumbnails).

Searching the web I see that there are a lot of programs that specialise in this. I was wondering if anybody with any experience with a few of them has any recommendations? I only want quite simple laid out galleries, without fancy frames and skins. While I want a minimalist look, using Flash would be fine.

I'm a fan of JAlbum.
It's free, Java based, and has a lot of styles available. http://jalbum.net/

Hi Mike, thanks, that' great. I there are a couple of gallery themes that I really like.

ss.
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"Voivod" wrote in message
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 02:39:09 +0000 (UTC), "Synapse Syndrome" scribbled:

OK, I'm getting a bit frustrated with the automated web gallery feature of Photoshop as the produced albums do not display correctly in Firefox and there is only one style that I think is any good (Simple - Vertical Thumbnails).

Searching the web I see that there are a lot of programs that specialise in
this. I was wondering if anybody with any experience with a few of them has
any recommendations? I only want quite simple laid out galleries, without fancy frames and skins. While I want a minimalist look, using Flash would be fine.

Image Walker: http://www.imagewalker.com

Amazingly flexible and functionally easy to use.

Thanks. Shame that they don't show any gallery examples. I suppose that it is primarily a image manager, I'll check it out.

ss.
#7
On Wed, 22 Mar 2006 16:30:11 -0000, "Synapse Syndrome" scribbled:

"Voivod" wrote in message
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 02:39:09 +0000 (UTC), "Synapse Syndrome" scribbled:

OK, I'm getting a bit frustrated with the automated web gallery feature of Photoshop as the produced albums do not display correctly in Firefox and there is only one style that I think is any good (Simple - Vertical Thumbnails).

Searching the web I see that there are a lot of programs that specialise in
this. I was wondering if anybody with any experience with a few of them has
any recommendations? I only want quite simple laid out galleries, without fancy frames and skins. While I want a minimalist look, using Flash would be fine.

Image Walker: http://www.imagewalker.com

Amazingly flexible and functionally easy to use.

Thanks. Shame that they don't show any gallery examples. I suppose that it is primarily a image manager, I'll check it out.

It's not, or at least I've never used it for anything other than galleries and it's the only thing I've used for years.
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