InstantGallery
Tuesday, May 9th, 2006
InstantGallery is a Mac OS X application for producing galleries of images for viewing on the web. It looks quite interesting as an alternative to products like PixelPost and other content management tools.
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Looks neat, but for $15 they should include the FTP function to upload or integrate directly with other FTP software. I get the impression they don’t.
Ah, so one makes a gallery and then uses another FTP program to copy it up as a folder. Not great, I agree. But, I prefer PixelPost anyway and with it everything is done online.