Zoph 0.7.0.2

Zoph software is a web based digital image presentation and management system. In other words, a photo album. It is built with PHP, MySQL and Perl.
After I bought a digital camera I wanted some way to easily organize a growing number of photos. At the moment I use Zoph to keep track of and share a few thousand of my photos, all cross-referenced.
If you just want to generate a gallery of thumbnails from a bunch of images, you may want to try one of the other numerous photo album projects. But if you want to also store additional information about your photos, search them, or control access to them, take a look at Zoph.
Main features:
- Photos can have lots of meta data. Each photo record can store:
- EXIF info (date, time, width, height, size, camera make, camera model,
- flash used, focal length, exposure, aperture, etc)
- title
- photographer
- location
- description
- rating
- people in the photo
- Each photo can appear in zero or more albums.
- Each photo can appear in zero or more categories.
- Albums and categories are both hierarchical.
- Searches can be performed using all this data:
- "Show me all photos taken by Joe Smith between 2001-01-01 and 2001-12-31 at Joe and Nancys House in which Nancy Smith appears and whose rating is greater than 5".
- Access privileges:
- each user has an account and is granted permissions on albums
- each user can specify various preferences
- an automatically logged in guest user can be defined
- Slideshows.
- Lightboxes.
- "Email this photo" feature.
- Some basic reporting: most photographed people, places, etc.
- Photos, albums, categories, people, places and users can be easily administered using the web interface.
- Import photos from the web or by using a Perl script.
- Export photos to create static galleries with album or BINS.
- Internationalized (multiple language support).
- Fairly detailed documentation, including a manual/tutorial.
- Extensible OO code (more or less).