The first .Mac Web Gallery has come online, which should give you a chance to try it in action and see how Apple’s Web 2.0 app is going to work.
Click here to try it out.
The first .Mac Web Gallery has come online, which should give you a chance to try it in action and see how Apple’s Web 2.0 app is going to work.
Click here to try it out.
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6 thoughts on “Check out a .Mac Web Gallery in Action”
impressive… I can’t wait to get it
yes… i believe some of those pics were in mr. jobs presentation…
Not working.. images/movies can not be seen?
Correction: it is working in Safari 3; IE 6 – nOT
Works fine in Safari 2
I ran out yesterday and picked up iLife 08.
Turns out that Web Galleries wouldn’t create right away. I had to hit “Software Update” and apply the 7.0.1 update for it to work. I initiated 2 web galleries at the same time, and about 5 minutes later, iPhoto hung. I hope this is not a sign of things to come. Since I’m on a 2.0GHz Core Duo MacBook, it’s not like I’m on a piece of junk.
Im trying to find a web gallery sharing app/company that will show my wedding bride clients there images online. I want to watermark and sell my images to them. Is MacWebGallery the way to go. I tried eventpxs/ pictage and smugmug and wasn’t happy with one thing or another.
Thanks in advance for any help or suggestions.
Fernando