Gallery password protection (required web server's htaccess files support)ġ - privacy notice - to simplify the configuration and to make it independent from the local server configuration (where the script is hosted) the script uses built in mechanism for sending user selection by email. Selection checkbox on zoomed-in photos (for easier access) (optional) prints selection mode (with customizable print formats and prices) 4Ĭart functionality (partial and total sums, cart preview) Photographer can use his own SMTP (email) server Selections can be stored in user browser's DB (local storage) 3 Selections can be stored in photographer's DB (database) server 2 User interface in multiple languages (en, de, sp, fr, it, no, pl, pt, sv)Īutomatic save of last chosen user interface languageĪbility to set the default language of user interfaceĬustomizable image sizes (thumbnails and zoomed-in)Ĭustomizable image export quality and sharpeningĬustomizable colors (text, background, form, thumb borders etc.) List of selected files in plain text and Total Commander's "Load Selection" format You can see the differences in a table below.Ĭustomizable page and gallery title, contact info, identity plateĪutomatic server FTP upload from Lightroomīuild-in SMTP engine for sending user selections by email 1 There are two versions: a freeware version and a paid one. If you're creating your collection for the first time, simply check the "sync with Lightroom mobile" check box on the dialog.Features depend on the version installed.
Then you need to add your images to a collection, and you need to tell that collection to sync with Lightroom mobile. You also need to have Lightroom Mobile syncing enabled. To start you need to be running the CC version of Lightroom. So, while it's a bit of a roundabout way to go about captioning, in my opinion, it's worth it. In this web view, there's a nice and big caption and title interface, and what's more, any changes you make sync back to your Lightroom library almost instantly. If you're using Lightroom CC and you use Lightroom mobile, then every time you sync a collection, it not only sends it to your Mobile device, but you can also access it through a web browser. I've always wished there was a better way to enter captions and titles. While there is a "Large caption" option, it still suffers from some of the same problems. The entry fields are small, and the text is small, and the section is stuck down in the bottom right hand corner of the screen. I don't like the metadata ui in general, but in particular, in my opinion, the captioning interface is a pain to use.
One of the things that I really don't like about Lightroom is the interface for captioning and titling your images.
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