Download jAlbum 13.2

Version 13.2 of jAlbum has been released. This program makes it easy to generate and edit professional looking HTML photo albums. In a clean interface, photos can be easily adjusted, the order can be changed and the appearance of the web page can be determined. If everything is to your liking, the result can be placed on a web page via the built-in ftp client.

Because the software is developed in Java, jAlbum is available for a wide range of operating systems. The Windows version has issues with some versions of java and therefore the download is bundled with java resulting in a larger download. Previously there was also a free version, which showed advertisements, but the program is now fully commercial and can be tried for 30 days.

A standard license for version 13 currently costs 39 euros. Other licenses, for commercial use or in conjunction with cloud storage, are also available available. New in version 13 includes the ability to put together an album with multiple people, photos can be automatically organized based on the EXIF ​​information and there are now multiple levels to undo steps. The following changes and improvements have also been made in this update:

News and Updates

• Multiple files and folders can now be renamed in one go. (Select target album objects, right click and select “Rename N items”)
• Stability rewrites to upload handler
• Hovering the mouse over album objects now presents a “More” button that presents available options, instead of presenting the Edit option. Double click images to quickly edit them. (This change was made to make novice users aware of context menus)
• More operations are now made undoable
• Updated Turtle and Minimal skins
• Bundled with updated 64 bit Java engine (1.8.0_92-b14)

Bug fixes

• Fix to hanging when aborting ftp connect attempts
• jAlbum would halt on processing RAW files if “Include metadata in generated images” was checked
• “Repair link” didn’t allow repairing broken folder links
• Some portrait oriented Nikon RAW images were incorrectly stretched
• Some JPEG images had their colors distorted to cyan-magenta hues. This applied to JPEG images using a RGB color space instead of a YCbCr color space (Note: Don’t confuse this with color profiles)
• “Repair link” didn’t position the file chooser in the nearest existing target folder
• The representing folder thumbnail wasn’t updated when adding or removing files from within it
• More robust closing of IO resources after completed IO operations