Two things that can be put on the wish list for today’s user-generated content/ social website trend is: 1) viewer feedback/comment and 2) registered user albums (front-end access).

Other stuff: 3) Adding photo description in a way that won’t be obtrusive, database dependent and take up much real estate (I know, that's asking for a lot); 4) If photo description is too much, at least a way to place a few text lines to describe each album.

As is, it is worth the asking price.

I had one nightmare after another with other SEF components — especially around the .htaccess file, which seems to be some kind of secret formula. With the alternative to dealing with .htaccess configuration, this component simply makes things happen and allows you to move on. Thanks a bunch!

Not sure what happened but this this new version does not seem to work on my platform. Also seems heavy -- the last version was fast, light and no problems. :-(

Same sentiment/ experience as mattstahl – very interesting and promising but not too intuitive. A brief and simple set-up diagram or play-by-play could go a long way here. Looking forward to implementing and simplifying my management duties.

You guys at JoomlaWorks are creating quality stuff. This latest gallery comes seriously close to what I’m looking for. However, not everyone is a fan of the “lightbox.” For starters, it is cumbersome to click on and off again to see the next large image. Yes, I know this is a “simple” image gallery and it seems to be another well executed plug-in for the Joomla architecture. If there were a simple navigation within the “lightbox” to go to the next or previous large image, then it would be 9.0; if there was JavaScript alternative to viewing the large images in a resizable pop-up with simple next/ previous and slideshow/ stop slideshow control, then it would 9.5. A “perfect 10,” in my opinion, would be to add a function for registered users to create their own albums via the front end. Of course, this would no longer be a “simple image gallery” but I would pay money for it.