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RapidAlbum is a plug-in for RapidWeaver that allows photo galleries to be quickly and easily assembled.
Images can be added to a RapidAlbum page by dragging in files from the Finder or from the RapidWeaver media browser panel. Or, if you prefer, RapidAlbum can track the contents of a folder on disk and update accordingly. This can make creating large photo websites a lot faster than manually dragging in files.
If you've got a lot of images to display, RapidAlbum has the ability to construct hierarchical album pages, much like dedicated web gallery building tools
Images can be added to a RapidAlbum page by dragging in files from the Finder or from the RapidWeaver media browser panel. Or, if you prefer, RapidAlbum can track the contents of a folder on disk and update accordingly. This can make creating large photo websites a lot faster than manually dragging in files.
If you've got a lot of images to display, RapidAlbum has the ability to construct hierarchical album pages, much like dedicated web gallery building tools
What's New
Version 1.3:
- Fixed problem with PlusKit imports (needs PlusKit 2.30)
- Miscellaneous bugfixes
Requirements
- Intel
- Mac OS X 10.5.8 or later
- RapidWeaver
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| Downloads:3,334 |
| Version Downloads:213 |
| Type:Development : Libraries |
| License:Free |
| Date:16 May 2012 |
| Platform:Intel |
| Price:Free |
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RapidAlbum is a plug-in for RapidWeaver that allows photo galleries to be quickly and easily assembled.
Images can be added to a RapidAlbum page by dragging in files from the Finder or from the RapidWeaver media browser panel. Or, if you prefer, RapidAlbum can track the contents of a folder on disk and update accordingly. This can make creating large photo websites a lot faster than manually dragging in files.
If you've got a lot of images to display, RapidAlbum has the ability to construct hierarchical album pages, much like dedicated web gallery building tools like JAlbum.
RapidAlbum is geared towards using the metadata you have embedded in your files. If you export image from a DAM application (like Aperture, Lightroom, iView MediaPro, etc), you can make use of the metadata that is exported with those images to automatically build captions for the images. If the metadata isn't quite right, RapidAlbum has an editor to allow the imported information to be altered to suit. And, if you re-export images after making changes in your DAM application, RapidAlbum can re-import the new information from disk.
Images can be added to a RapidAlbum page by dragging in files from the Finder or from the RapidWeaver media browser panel. Or, if you prefer, RapidAlbum can track the contents of a folder on disk and update accordingly. This can make creating large photo websites a lot faster than manually dragging in files.
If you've got a lot of images to display, RapidAlbum has the ability to construct hierarchical album pages, much like dedicated web gallery building tools like JAlbum.
RapidAlbum is geared towards using the metadata you have embedded in your files. If you export image from a DAM application (like Aperture, Lightroom, iView MediaPro, etc), you can make use of the metadata that is exported with those images to automatically build captions for the images. If the metadata isn't quite right, RapidAlbum has an editor to allow the imported information to be altered to suit. And, if you re-export images after making changes in your DAM application, RapidAlbum can re-import the new information from disk.
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Gang* reviewed on 16 May 2012
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Gang* reviewed on 16 May 2012
Ghaapp reviewed on 23 Nov 2011
It takes a huge amount of effort to get it to work again, and breaks every time i quit rapid weaver.
Great when it works though..
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Ean reviewed on 25 May 2011
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denjes2 reviewed on 07 Jan 2009
MichealT rated on 17 May 2012