Projects tagged ‘gallery’ and ‘imagemagick’

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]

Lightweight image gallery written in PHP. Won't narc you out.

Alcaeus is a photo album written in Python. You can upload photos through the web interface, and create collections of photos and assign collections to categories. Currently, alcaeus uses sqlite3 for ... [More] the database and convert from ImageMagick for resizing photos. [Less]

Perl based themeable gallery. Written to easily and safety host and share pictures. The purpose of writing this app was that my friends nagged me all the time to make all of my photos downloadable ... [More] after a party or whatever. The other problem with photo-sharing sites was that sometimes I wasn't able to download my friends pictures also (as I want to put away their pics too, just in case :)) So I wrote a system where the admin could make a dir fe. "2008.011.27 Anilogue [Bandi's pics]" and give out a secret link where Bandi could upload all of his photos with a single click (SWFUpload driven upload), and the others also. At the end the admin give out the secret links to the galleries and everybody's happy (and could download the whole gallery with a single click on the "Download All!" link, which makes a zip from the photos). [Less]

This project contains the codebase for itPage. itPage is a Lasso-based CMS that has a feature set most in-demand for general-purpose websites. It has a clear, intuitive back-end, making it suitable ... [More] and easy for end-users to manage their site with minimal developer involvement. In its full implementation, itPage supports a wide range of media formats for inclusion into websites. Using the concept of a media library makes it easily understandable to end-users. The architecture supports site-wide or page-specific tailoring of meta information (keywords, description, author). Lasso developers will appreciate easily-understandable, commented code. Custom tags make it a simple matter to output pre-built content into templates. A nested-set architecture ensures that the site is not locked into a particular structure. Modern, attractive jQuery features are incorporated, and the codebase is flexible enough to add new features as they are desired. Front-End Features Galleries Testimonials Multiple templates Clean URLs Flexible navigation options Rotating stories Built-in content search -- nothing to code Robust image support, including native .swf and automatic conversion of video to Flash video User-management system CSS-driven means pages load quickly jQuery used for several elegant features Back-End Features Easily activate/deactivate pages or entire heirarchy nodes Create, edit, and store page content Modify site heirarchy using nested-set architecture Image library contains images for the entire site - photos, PDFs, even video Password reset feature for users SEO tailoring on site-wide or per-page basis Recommended for use with MySQL database Image conversion hooks directly into ImageMagick using PassThru Extensible MySQL datasource Site custom tags are automatically loaded Tooltips provide admin help Site-wide or page-specific tailoring of meta information (keywords, description, author) See the itPage site at http://www.itpage.ws/ for other information, including the documentation (wiki). [Less]

Cooliris (http://www.cooliris.com/) made a great little javascript tool which displays web galleries as a photowall. Although Cooliris released a utility to create galleries, it is only for Windows ... [More] and MacOS and very tedious if you want to upload a lot of galleries. Also, many digital photos can be well over 3 megabytes each and I have found that at such high resolutions they are difficult to manage. Introducing Cooliris-Automator, a shell script which works to rectify both these problems. It uses imagemagick to resize the images and create thumbnails and then creates the .rss and .html files necessary to be viewed with Cooliris. The current version (0.5) only has the image resize and thumbnail function. It does not interface with Cooliris yet. At this time, only Jpeg images are supported. System Requirements: imagemagick [Less]