With only a few clicks, GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr can turn your digital photos into a Flash gallery.
Standalone Flash
GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr can create a Flash-based slideshow with your selected photos, and add crossfade effects for transitions. The generated Flash is a SWF file that contains all photo clips. It simplifies the process for copying, emails and publishing.
The standalone Flash file is compatible with Flash version 6 or above. You can play it on Mac, Windows and Linux with web browser with Flash support, Flash player or QuickTime player*.
Deluxe Flash
GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr can also make an interactive Flash gallery to show photos in thumbnails or slideshow. Software saves Deluxe Flash gallery as a file package with a SWF file and a set of separate JPEG files, which can be played on both Mac or PC using your web browser with Flash 7 or higher version Flash plugin.
There is a file name index.html in the Deluxe Flash package. You can refer to the code of this file to customized the HTML container which embeds the Flash gallery file.
- Select photos in thumbnail view to be included in the Flash gallery. If no photos are selected, GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr will include all photos in this album for the Flash gallery.
- Click button 'Make Flash Gallery', or choose menu item 'Create and Share'->'Make Flash Gallery' to get started.
(In Mac version, 'Make Flash Gallery' button can be found in Actions panel.)- Select the mode for the Flash generated, Standalone or Deluxe. You can also customize your flash, such as Flash canvas size, background color, add a label or linker in your Deluxe Flash gallery.
Making Lightbox Gallery
Lightbox JS is a popular web gallery framework that is a simple, unobtrusive script used to overlay images on the web page. GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr provides an easy way to generate a web gallery with Lightbox.
- Select photo items in Thumbnail view to be included in the Lightbox web gallery. If no photos are selected, GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr will include all photos in this album for the Lightbox web gallery.
- Click button 'Make Lightbox Web Gallery', or choose menu item 'Create and Share'->'Make Lightbox Web Gallery' to get started.
(In Mac version, 'Make Lightbox Web Gallery' button can be found in Actions panel.)- Change settings for the web gallery generated, such as background color, image size of slideshow, text under thumbnails, etc.
Making Google Map Gallery
GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr can make a Google Map embedded web gallery for the geo-tagged photos.
Before you make Google Map Gallery, you need to geotag your photos. For more information about photo geotagging, please also check section GPS and Geotagging in this document.
Besides linking photos to a map, new Google Map Gallery enables track display also, so it's very useful to record and share your unique traveling experiences with your photos and GPS tracks.
- Select photos in Thumbnail view to be included in the Google Map gallery. If no photos are selected, GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr include all photos in this album for the Google Map gallery.
- Click button 'Make Google Map Gallery', or choose menu item 'Create and Share'->'Make Google Map Gallery' to get started.
(In Mac version, 'Make Google Map Gallery' button can be found in Actions panel.)- Change settings for the map gallery generated, such as Map Zoom Level and the Google Maps API Key*, etc.
* For further information on Google API key, please visit http://www.google.com/apis/maps/.
Making Phone Wallpaper
GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr supports hundreds of cell phone models and PDAs. It is easy to crop and resize your photos to fit the screen of the mobile device. You can send photos to mobile via infrared, Bluetooth or WAP.
- Select photo item in Thumbnail view or switch current photo in Detail view.
- Click button 'Make Phone Wallpaper', or choose menu item 'Create and Share'->'Make Phone Wallpaper' to get started.
(In Mac version, 'Make Phone Wallpaper' button can be found in Actions panel.)- Choose a mobile device model in list, or customize your model with a special screen size.
- Click one of the button group 'Send to Moblie' to send the cropped photo to your mobile device via Bluetooth, Infrared or WAP.