Photo Album Software

[Toni]

can somebody recommend me Photo Album software for use for a site? When it's free preferable of course , but I want to pay for easy use and quality.

[francois]

hi'

you could try Magix, make a search on google for it;)

I advised the same for one of my customer and he's fully satisfied

they have a couple of soft, for diaporama, photo enhancement etc ...

francois

[Phil Conners]

For a website check out Gallery, probably the widest used free photo gallery software around.

For PC, FastStone without doubt. Better than Picasa!

http://www.faststone.org/FSViewerDetail.htm

Edited May 30, 2006 by madsere

[tigerbeer]

If you want to pay for online web albums try flickr.com or pbase.com

if you want to run your own website, then buy a hosting package with domain name and install gallery 2 by menalto. the good thing about it is that its highly customisable without much restrictions.

[John_Betong]

can somebody recommend me Photo Album software for use for a site? When it's free preferable of course , but I want to pay for easy use and quality.

Here's another to try http://anetizer.com/a/edigialbum/

[Phil Conners]

Doesn't seem free, besides it's Windrowse only. Very few webhosts use Windrowse.

[John_Betong]

Doesn't seem free, besides it's Windrowse only. Very few webhosts use Windrowse.

Hi MadSere,

The original poster quoted

>>> "When it's free preferable of course, but I want to pay for easy use and quality."

I am not sure what is required since the request is not precise.

The link I posted is indeed Windows software that manipulates various pictures and an option is to upload the finished album to a website. Anyone who purchases a copy for about 25 USD, autmatically becomes registered and can upload albums to the site. These features could satisfy the original request.

I appreciate that the software does not run online but does the previously suggested online software cater for both Unix and Windows ASP platforms?

Without more details then we can just make suggestions. Meanwhile it is well worth looking at the Swimwear demo gallery:

http://www.anetizer.com/a/edigialbum/sampl...mwear/index.php

Cheers,

John_Betong

[Phil Conners]

Good point, sloppy reading and assumptions on my part, sorry

(I don't think it's worth the $$$ but that's another issue)

Edited May 30, 2006 by madsere

[Toni]

Good point, sloppy reading and assumptions on my part, sorry

(I don't think it's worth the $$$ but that's another issue)

thanks all!