Best Suggestion for Before/After web galleries?

[davidlicious]

I currently use SlideShow Pro for my web galleries but can only show my retouching before/after images as separate slides. I would love to have a rollover but as of now, SlideShow Pro doesn't do that (or atleast I'm not sure they do).

So I was wondering for those that have good before/after galleries, what programs do you use? Do you have rollovers or something else?

I would like to update my images often so I'm looking for something that's not too complicated.

Thanks... David

[shumski]

Hi David

I did rollover samples in Adobe Flash. It's pretty easy

[shumski]

Adobe Catalyst is the option as well

[2mittsphotog]

I would totally be doing my site in flash if apple would decide to support flash. Being that apples devices are so popular with the "creative types" it sucks to create a great site in flash and then have zippo showing up on ipad and iphones. I've been looking for a solution (not a programmer really) and it seems that our only option is using java. I'm still on the hunt for a more "user friendly" option, I'll post back here if I come up with anything that will give us the nice rollover effects we're all after after.

[shift studio]

Originally Posted by 2mittsphotog

I would totally be doing my site in flash if apple would decide to support flash. Being that apples devices are so popular with the "creative types" it sucks to create a great site in flash and then have zippo showing up on ipad and iphones. I've been looking for a solution (not a programmer really) and it seems that our only option is using java. I'm still on the hunt for a more "user friendly" option, I'll post back here if I come up with anything that will give us the nice rollover effects we're all after after.

http://tumultco.com/hype/
I haven't investigated this, but it claims to be what you need I think. I've been thinking I need a way to get my Flash site usable on the iDevices, so it sounds like a solution may be in the near future.

[2mittsphotog]

I did find some similar options out there, bit they were way more expensive then the app you posted. The problem with HTML 5 (and this is just what I've read) is that the current browsers are not particularly stable with it. Now, i guess if you set up
a redirect for mobile devices to shoot them over to html5 site maybe that would get around some of the problem . . . Looks
Like some more research is needed.

[JonathanHoglund]

Hey davidlicious!
I found this tutorial over on deviantArt and it seems promising. I haven't tried it yet though.

[hart-worx]

Check the code at http://www.hart-worx.com

[Chain]

I just make mine rollover-images in Dreamweaver. It does it using java, but if you make it yourself you could do it as pure CSS. It will not work well on touch devices.

It's an (easy) option so I'm posting it, but far from the best.

[dmeadows]

Originally Posted by jonathanhog

Hey davidlicious!
I found this tutorial over on deviantArt and it seems promising. I haven't tried it yet though.

I used exactly that here, problem is if your browser doesn't/can't support flash you can't view them so I'm looking into alternatives.

[2mittsphotog]

Great link dmeadows. thanks for posting it! Thankfully the code is so basic I was able to figure out how to change the "transition speed". If you want it faster, just change the .05 to .03 or so. Speaking of which, dmeadows I think your transition speeds for mouse on/off are different. May want to double check. Great site by the way, very well done!

[2mittsphotog]

This is about as straightforward a tutorial I've been able to find on doing this with java - jquery. I believe this is how hart-worx does his as well. http://bavotasan.com/tutorials/creat...r-fade-effect/