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I've used Nextcloud. Auto-upload from your phone is nice, but I haven't found a way to share arbitrary groups of photos except by copying them into a folder and
by HomeDeLaPot 6y ago
I've used Nextcloud. Auto-upload from your phone is nice, but I haven't found a way to share arbitrary groups of photos except by copying them into a folder and sharing the folder. Also, thumbnail generation is slow and I haven't put in the time to try to speed it up.
I haven't used PhotoPrism, but wanted to toss it out there as an alternative.
- hkt 6y agohttps://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/previewgenerator https://apps.nextcloud.com/apps/previewgenerator This builds the thumbnails in the background. I think it used to get triggered on upload but says it needs a cronjob now. Works OK on a folder of 40GB of photos. What I still find irritating about photos in nextcloud is I keep mine in high resolution but nextcloud won't downscale them to fit the viewing device screen, so I use 20mb a photo with all the UX impairment one might imagine when actually a few kB would do. It'd be nice if it cached light, fullscreen versions and offered a "view in full resolution" button.
- ekianjo 6y ago> fullscreen versions and offered a "view in full resolution" button. Yes, I have no idea what they don't do this. This makes the gallery barely usable.
- hkt 6y agoYes, agreed. I'm going to draw their attention to this thread.
- olliebennett 6y agoPhotoPrism (https://photoprism.app/ https://photoprism.app/) generates a few different preview image ('thumbnail') sizes to support efficient use in different situations More info: https://docs.photoprism.org/user-guide/settings/advanced/#images https://docs.photoprism.org/user-guide/settings/advanced/#im...
- elliotpage 6y agoI have just about finished setting this up on my own home lab- the documentation isn't as comprehensive as I would like but it has ingested my 52GB of photos and is serving them up nicely!