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This is a Wordpress plugin for Wordpress 2.0 and up: Use this tool to easily create and edit your own photo albums right inside the admin panel. Share them in your sidebar as thumbnail links leading to an attractive and intuitive slide-show interface.
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Pictaculous is a minimalist web picture gallery presentation tool, with a focus on fancy visual effects. It turns a picture file tree into a multi-level slide show navigator with no effort.
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A PHP gallery supporting slide shows, image scaling (with caching), thumbnail overviews and image comments. Furthermore it can read/show exif data stored in jpg images by most digital cameras. No database access required.
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This is a handy PHP script that provides a online photo album. It even makes his own thumbs. * No Database needed, * GD Support, * Convert (ImageMagick) Support, * slide show, * Place a text under a photo
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The phpPictureGallery is php based gallery that supports 3 modes of photo browsing, a) Thumbnail view, b) Film Strip view and c) Slide Show. Automatically creates a thumbnails and places your thumbnails under a subfolder.
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