It depends on what you are using the carousel for. For example if you are showing let say showing a set of different products, carousel is a bad choice. Becaus

It depends on what you are using the carousel for. For example if you are showing let say showing a set of different products, carousel is a bad choice. Because it is dependent on interaction by user or the possibility the user stays on the page long enough for carousal to change image. But if you are on the product page and viewing different angles of the same product. The bigger the image better the conversion. In this case we have found carousal can help. You still can not use carousal without thumbnails. Thumbnails create 3 times more interaction compared to Carousal. So to summarize for us at Bryght following is true. Carousal Only < Thumbnails Only < Both Carousal + Thumbnails Here is the example of product page we are currently experimenting: http://www.bryght.com/product/854/long-island-brown-leather-left-sectional http://www.bryght.com/product/854/long-island-brown-leather-...