[lug] image databases and albums
Warren Sanders
sanders at montanalinux.org
Tue Jul 9 02:39:08 MDT 2002
I second what Ed says. I use it with about 4 separate albums using
postnuke. Yes it uses jhead in EXIF and also uses NetPBM for rotating
and resizing. As for its speed; it's not that slow. Where it is slow
is when you use it with post/php nuke; then you're talking slow! But
the features far outweigh this. Wouldn't be too hard to create your
audio annotations as it does already handle movies of some format I
haven't looked into.
Ed Hill wrote:
>On Mon, 2002-07-08 at 19:07, Neal McBurnett wrote:
>
>
>>OK, so I've got my new digital camera (Canon S30) and have gone
>>a bit overboard taking pictures of all kinds of things with all
>>kinds of camera settings. And I want to do the obvious things:
>>
>> Put together a local database of pictures
>> Publish web albums, complete with audio annotations where available
>> Compare different pictures of the same thing to figure out
>> how best to use the camera in the future.
>>
>>
>
>Hi Neal,
>
>I'm not aware of any tool that has all the features that you list (hmm,
>if someone wrote something supporting all those features, it'd likely
>get some use...).
>
>Have you looked at Gallery?
>
> http://gallery.jacko.com/
>
>While it doesn't do all the stuff that you want (and has a somewhat slow
>http-only interface), it does do a pretty nice job of organizing and
>sharing photos. I use it at:
>
> http://gamma1.mines.edu/~edhill/gallery/
>
>and have been quite pleased with it.
>
>Ed
>
>
>
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