Projects tagged ‘gallery’ and ‘image’

F-Spot is a full-featured personal photo management application for the GNOME desktop (http://www.gnome.org/). F-Spot simplifies digital photography by providing intuitive tools to help you share, touch-up, find and organize your images.

Gwenview is a fast and easy to use image viewer/browser for KDE. All common image formats are supported. Standard features include slideshow, full screen view, image thumbnails, drag'n'drop, image ... [More] zoom, and full network transparency using the KIO framework. It also provides image and directory KParts components for use in applications such as Konqueror. Additional features are provided by the KIPI image framework. [Less]

Piwigo is a photo gallery system for the Web. The project started in 2002 and was built by an active community of users and developers. It comes with powerful features for publishing and managing your ... [More] photos, scalability, and smart browsing capabilities such as categories, tags, or chronology. It is Web and photo standard compliant. Extensions make Piwigo even more scalable and customizable. Piwigo was previously named PhpWebGallery. [Less]

Coppermine is an **easily** set-up, fast, feature-rich photo gallery script with mySQL database, user management, private galleries, automatic thumbnail creation, ecard feature and a template system ... [More] for easy customization to match the rest of a site. [Less]

Zenphoto is an answer to lots of calls for an online gallery solution that just makes sense. After years of bloated software that does everything and your dishes, zenphoto just shows your photos ... [More] , simply. It's got all the functionality and "features" you need, and nothing you don't. Where the old guys put in a bunch of modules and junk, we put a lot of thought. Simpler is better [Less]

Meet Pixelpost, a small photoblog application that's a no-brainer to set up and use. It's perfect for anyone wishing to regularly post their photos on the web like a blog. Unlike other blog engines ... [More] out there, Pixelpost doesn't try to solve all of the worlds problems. Pixelpost simply does photoblogs, and it does them well. If you are looking for a full blown CMS or text-blog, Pixelpost isn't for you. But if you want something simple, and designed from the ground up for photobloggers, like yourself, you've found the perfect app. Oh, and did I mention that Pixelpost is free and open source to boot? [Less]

Eyes Of Lynx is a web-based application written in PHP/Javascript that allows you to share, examine and manage your photo albums. It's designed to be fast, intuitive and very powerful. Its key ... [More] features include an original and innovative interface, zoom and rotation tools, auto rotate of photos when an orientation is provided in EXIF data (informations stored by digital cameras), cache of images in a smaller/intermediate size to increase display and loading speeds, a thumbnail's image navigation, ... [Less]

Photologue is a reusable Django application that provides powerful image management and manipulation functionality as well as a complete photo gallery solution. The 2.0 release adds more effects ... [More] , including reflections and transparent watermarks. It also introduces the ImageModel abstract base class allowing developers to easily integrated the Photologue core functionality into their own models. Photologue embraces the Django admin and smoothly integrates with photo thumbnails and effect previews. [Less]

Gallery3 manages and presents media organized into a hierarchy on well formed web pages. Gallery3 is a complete rewrite based on a newly analyzed set of requirements. The original design is ... [More] presented on the sprint page. It is written in the kohana framework which provides an MVC structure. Kohana is documented here. The goal of the Gallery3 team was to build a basic product that provided a facility for managing and presenting an organized set of media as well as a basic API that allows this management and presentation facility to be embedded and enhanced. [Less]

Shimmie is a Danbooru-style image board, but designed to be considerably easier to install and run. In particular, it's based on the standard LAMP stack that nearly all shared web hosts provide.