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Zoph 0.5 Readme
21 Jan 2006
1. Introduction
Zoph (Zoph Organizes PHotos) is a web based photo management system
written using PHP and backed by MySQL. Photos are loaded to the db
using a perl script or a web interface.
After I bought a digital camera I wanted some way to easily organize
a growing number of photos. I've worked on Zoph off and on over the
last couple of years and have used it to store and cross reference
a few thousand of my photos.
2. Features (or YAWPA? - Yet Another Web Photo Album?)
Yes, there are tons of photo album projects it seems. What makes Zoph
different? Well, here are some of it's 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, categories and locations are 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 Nancy's 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 preferences, including a color scheme
- an automatically logged in guest user can be defined.
- Watermarks:
A (visual) watermark can be added to the high quality photos to
prevent unauthorized use.
- Slideshows.
- Lightboxes.
- "Email this photo" feature.
- 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 generate static galleries with album or BINS.
- Internationalized.
3. Installation
Read the REQUIREMENTS, INSTALL docs. If you are upgrading
skip to the UPGRADE document.
More documentation can be found on http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/zoph
4. Copying
Zoph is free software. It is released under the GPL license. Please
read the file COPYING for more details
5. Feedback
Please send feedback to zoph@nother.net. Releases can be found at
http://zoph.sourceforge.net
6. Thanks
Zoph makes use of the following packages, for which I thank their authors
for making available:
HTML Mime Mail class by Richard Heyes
http://www.phpguru.org/mime.mail.html
PHP Calendar class by David Wilkinson
http://www.cascade.org.uk/software/php/calendar/index.php
Rycks Translation Project by Eric Seigne
http://cvs.rycks.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb/rtpclass/?cvsroot=RTP
For a list of individuals who have contributed fixes, improvements or
translations, click on the 'about' tab within Zoph.
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