Just got my copy of the March Photoshop User magazine and was very excited to see my regular column (Under the Loupe) and my first round of Lightroom book reviews mentioned on the cover!
This month’s column was about adding new web gallery engines to Lightroom 2. You can test drive the gallery featured in the column (and see some photos from my Alaska trip) by going to Lightroomers.com/alaska. The gallery I used is called TTG Shadowbox and it is one of my all time favorites.
While you can pick up Photoshop User at many bookstores (at $10 a pop) it is a far better value to pay the $99 annual membership fee ($129 international) and join NAPP to get all 8 issues of the magazine and a whole lot more in discounts and training resources.
I always read these cover to cover, but I’m really looking forward to reading To DNG or Not? the Lightroom section feature article by Victoria Bampton, easily one of the most helpful people on the planet. Feedback, questions or comments about my column are always welcome!
Rob,
in the current issue of Photoshop User, you mentioned Lightroom add-on galleries that could link to Paypal …
I’m a novice at web design … I want to offer images from some galleries for sale. I’d like to offer an array of sizes (with prices) for the images in these galleries. Can I do this with any of these add-on galleries?
thanks
Larry
Hi Larry,
Here is the gallery with a paypal shopping cart:
http://www.lightroomgalleries.com/template-downloads/lrg-one-with-paypal-shopping-cart/
I don’t think it supports multiple prices per size per image though (unless you uploaded the same image multiple times and set the size/price differently each time perhaps?). Hope that helps!
Rob
Hi, I have been adding some Lightroom flash galleries to my existing HTML website. I believe I am using either the flash gallery default or Paper White. I like the looks of it, but it has been suggested to me that I should use an HTML gallery instead of flash so my keywords can be read by spiders thus helping with the visibility of my site.
The problem is I cannot find an HTML gallery that looks as good as the flash gallery. I want the big image with thumbs to the side and the ability to caption the images.
Do you know where I might find an HTML gallery that will mimic exactly the flash gallery? I have checked the resources in the Photoshop User with no luck.
Thanks, George
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