Lightroom Web Galleries

Details: Written by Gregory Cazillo; Category: Photography; Created: October, 07 2011

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOHS5QSHGDM

Lightroom Web Galleries can be a great way to display your photography. Most likely you have your own website (which I recommend vs Smugmug, Wix, etc) and displaying a nice way to make photos appear on the page is desirable.

The galleries are quite simple to use and setup, they just require a bit of tweaking to be sure they fit your website. I am going to go over how to add one to your website via an IFRAME html element which will allow you to load it inside of your website with the sidebar, headers, etc showing as usual.

I mentioned a few programs in the video. First is Mozilla Firefox. I've been using Firefox as my primary browser for about 4 or 5 years. If you are an IE user its time to step up! Firefox allows plugins to run inside of the browser. I mentioned three of them. FireFTP, Firebug, and Colorzilla. FireFTP allows you to upload content to your FTP server, Firebug can easily show you how your website code is performing and displaying, and Colorzilla has a great color picker and eyedropper for finding just the right color for your website. Enjoy!

Source Code:

 
 
<iframe src="/images/stories/20111007_lrphotogalleries/index.html" frameborder="0" 
width="710" height="700">
 
Your browser does not support iframes, please switch to a new browser or you can view 
the <a href="/images/stories/20111007_lrphotogalleries/index.html" target="_blank" 
alt="Photo Gallery of Red Rock Canyon by Gregory Cazillo">photo gallery here.</a>
 
</iframe>

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0 # Garak1 2011-10-08 05:24

Dear Greg, Didn't know about your survey! I subscribed multiple times on your website, but it looks like it doesn't work!! Anyway, would love you give you feed-back via that survey!

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0 # Gregory Cazillo 2011-10-10 16:47

I checked your subscription and you are on there. Make sure you add noreply, admin and greg @cazillo .com to your whitelist and check your spam. I send the most recent one on Friday and my system tells me it was sent to you.

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0 # Garak1 2011-10-10 19:00

Dear Greg, Thanks a lot! Let's hope I'll get your emails in the future!

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0 # Declan 2011-10-11 14:01

Excellent video. Tried my first attempt at a web album with Lightroom last week, not great. Now I've a better idea of how to do it. Keep these tutorials coming :-)

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0 # Declan 2011-10-11 14:12

How do I deactivate right click and copy image so to protect my images after they're uploaded?

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+1 # Gregory Cazillo 2011-10-12 12:11

Don't bother. If the images are in the viewer's browser then they can copy them one way or another. All you can do is watermark them.

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0 # DagusI 2011-10-12 11:58

sorry, but, where can I find some kind of free site or free server to try this out before start to waste some money? I wanted to put it on my blogspot page but I can't find the way

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0 # Gregory Cazillo 2011-10-12 12:03

I doubt you can. You need website hosting in order for this to work.

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0 # Nir R 2011-10-21 09:42

Hi Greg, first let me say I love your videos and watch them all (just so you'll now you have fans even here in Israel :-) ). Always learning something new.

Second, have you checked what is the size of the file to site compared to the size of the total photos ? Is that effect the quality of them ?

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0 # Gregory Cazillo 2011-10-21 09:59

Not sure what you mean, please explain more?

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0 # Nir R 2011-10-21 10:12

Yep. If I understand correctly, the images are rapped into the flash file or resized to the html package.

Let's say I have 3 6MB each photos. Will the export file to the site will be 18MB or will it be compressed\ resize during the export ?

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