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<p>I have gone through several sites and honestly have only two that I've used that I liked a lot.<br>

The one I am currently using is A Photo Folio - aphotofolio.com<br>

The one I used previously was Evrium - Evrium.com<br>

Both are flash based and include simple navigation and image presentation, have awesome backend functionality and require minimal to no knowledge of web editing. <br>

I've actually got a seat of Evrium Fluid Galleries Pro that I would be willing to sell/trade if anyone is interested.<br>

Cheers,<br>

 

 

 

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<p>Several of you had contacted me about my install and I responded to several of you that it was sold. The person who had intended to purchase it was not able to follow through, so it's back up again...<br>

Thanks,<br>

 

 

 

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I have the Fluid Galleries for my site. It's getting the job done pretty well. If anyone is interested I have an additional install I purchased for another site that I did not use. Let me know if you're interested.

I have it currently and it's doing a pretty good job. I have an extra installation if anyone is interested in purchasing.

Rick

 

 

 

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I have a really big problem....

 

If you don't have time, I understand read no further, if you do god

bless you...here's my plight...

So the problem started about 5-7 months ago. I have one out of every

100 or so pictures that get's "corrupted" as the linked files. It's

a backstage snapshot from

 

a bodybuilding & fitness show. It's the only one I can find both a

corrupt and non corrupt version of.

 

Since I have over 50,000 digital images, some personal, some

professional I am freaking out!

 

At first I thought it may be a card format or reading problem (I am

using 2 - 1GB CF's PNY, 1 - 512 MB San Disk Ultra II, 2 - 128 Dane-

Elec cards) but the problem

 

appears even after weeks or months after transferred onto the

computer with no initial viewing issues.

 

The severity of the damage is variable from "Recoverable" in

Photoshop to "Completely irreparable". At this time I was using a

Seagate external firewire drive for data

 

backups and decided to backup my photos from my Maxtor internal to

the external to save myself and the files, unfortunately doing so did

not solve my problem.

 

At that time I purchased a completely new hard drive, ran a brand new

virus scan (McAfee) and copied all files to new drive. Problem still

appearing! After

 

weeks/months again more files were corrupted. Most of the corruption

was evident using Microsofts Windows Picture Viewer. The damaged

files were also noticed

 

when opening in Photoshop & Picasa. After seeing what was happening,

I decided to immediately start backing up to DVD's so that no further

corruption of files

 

would happen. I got most of them onto DVD but I can't work like this

forever.

 

I have included links to two photos, one from a backup DVD and one

(corrupted) from the HD.

 

 

---Hardware/Software Specs---

PC based system

Windows XP Home (Official Full Purchased Version)

1GB Ram (2x Ultra 512MB PC3200 DDR 400MHz CL3)

AMD Athlon 64 3000+ NewCastle Core Socket 754 CPU

Mach Speed Viper K8M8MS Socket 754 Motherboard

Maxtor 120GB EIDE HD 5400/2MB/ATA-133

XFX GeForce FX 5500 256MB TV/DVI AGP Video Card

 

I am going nuts as this continues to be an issue and no one seems to

have any suggestions. Many thanks for any help you might be able to

provide.

I have a really big problem....

 

If you don't have time, I understand read no further, if you do god

bless you...here's my plight...

So the problem started about 5-7 months ago. I have one out of every

100 or so pictures that get's "corrupted" as the linked files. It's

a backstage snapshot from

 

a bodybuilding & fitness show. It's the only one I can find both a

corrupt and non corrupt version of.

 

Since I have over 50,000 digital images, some personal, some

professional I am freaking out!

 

At first I thought it may be a card format or reading problem (I am

using 2 - 1GB CF's PNY, 1 - 512 MB San Disk Ultra II, 2 - 128 Dane-

Elec cards) but the problem

 

appears even after weeks or months after transferred onto the

computer with no initial viewing issues.

 

The severity of the damage is variable from "Recoverable" in

Photoshop to "Completely irreparable". At this time I was using a

Seagate external firewire drive for data

 

backups and decided to backup my photos from my Maxtor internal to

the external to save myself and the files, unfortunately doing so did

not solve my problem.

 

At that time I purchased a completely new hard drive, ran a brand new

virus scan (McAfee) and copied all files to new drive. Problem still

appearing! After

 

weeks/months again more files were corrupted. Most of the corruption

was evident using Microsofts Windows Picture Viewer. The damaged

files were also noticed

 

when opening in Photoshop & Picasa. After seeing what was happening,

I decided to immediately start backing up to DVD's so that no further

corruption of files

 

would happen. I got most of them onto DVD but I can't work like this

forever.

 

 

 

---Hardware/Software Specs---

PC based system

Windows XP Home (Official Full Purchased Version)

1GB Ram (2x Ultra 512MB PC3200 DDR 400MHz CL3)

AMD Athlon 64 3000+ NewCastle Core Socket 754 CPU

Mach Speed Viper K8M8MS Socket 754 Motherboard

Maxtor 120GB EIDE HD 5400/2MB/ATA-133

XFX GeForce FX 5500 256MB TV/DVI AGP Video Card

 

I am going nuts as this continues to be an issue and no one seems to

have any suggestions. Many thanks for any help you might be able to

provide.