written by Laza / Hungary · Minimum JAlbum version: v6.1
 
Filters

Attention!!! Changing any of the above settings (except Image border) needs the gallery to be rebuilded with the "Rebuild all" button!

Thumbnails

Convert to grayscale: Makes thumbs Black and White

Color Map: Assigns new blackpoint, medium and whitepoint colors (left to right) to images - this way makes a colorization effect. Combined with Grayscale filter makes a color gradient beetween the three defined colors. If you set the blackpoint to white, and whitepoint to black, this filter makes a negative image. Solarization effect can be produced by defining the black and white points as black, and the medium as white.

Grayscale Grayscale + ColorMap ColorMap

Em-square: Makes thumbnails square-shaped. (120x120 pixel by default)

Zoom: Enlarge thumbs by this percent before applying the filters

Slides

Convert to grayscale: Makes slides Black and White

Color Map: Same as with thumbnails

Image border: Adds border of the given pixel width of the specified color to each image on the slide pages.

Watermark: Writes a watermarked text on each image. The strength is controlled by the opacity setting. The color setting is not working at the moment because of some JAlbum bug. You can put dynamic variables on the images, like $comment, $originalDate of $fileName. The "$" sign tells the program, that this is a variable, and you also need to take care of the upper/lowercase letters. For a more detailed list of variables click here.

Logo: Adds a logo/image to slide page images at the specified position. The filter does not resize the logo, so first you have to make it in the needed size, and save it to the JAlbum's res folder (C:\Program Files\JAlbum\res on PC) as JPG or GIF or PNG. Using PNG format you will also be able to control the logo's transparency. You can put the file in any other folder too, or just have a directl link from the web, but in this case you need to specify the full URL path, e.g. file:///C:/adir/anotherdir/animage.jpg or http://jalbum.net/images/cup.png.