Freeware Java web gallery software released

December 2, 2002
          I'm pleased to announce that version 1.0 of B*Gallery has been
          released at http://www.brianyoung.net/b-gallery
          B*Gallery is a web photo gallery solution based on Java 2, Java Server
          Pages and XML technologies. The server component easily plugs in to
          your existing web site running on a J2EE-compliant server. A client
          application allows for complete gallery management. B*Gallery is
          designed to attain a level of flexibility and ease of use that cannot
          be reached by solutions which merely generate static HTML pages.
          B*Gallery can harvest a photo's Exif data, which is the extended
          information written to JPEG files by digital cameras. Panoramic
          images created with photo stitching applications are handled
          intelligently and automatically by the gallery. Also, a useful file
          renaming feature is included to turn generic filenames produced by
          digital cameras into meaningful names based on data elements like the
          date and time the photo was taken.
          Visit http://www.brianyoung.net/b-gallery to view a sample gallery and
          download an installer for Linux or Windows.
          Brian W. Young

The ability to produce web galleries is not a central function of LR and as you say there is better software around if this is your main requirement. The limit of 500 can be over written, usually in the galleryInfo.lrweb file for a gallery, the line is maximumGallerySize = xxxx , but the web gallery generation is designed for professional photographers to create quick galleries for client usage...500 images would be more than enough for the vast majority of users! It is after all, more photographs than on display in the National Photographic Gallery.
As far as the different sizes of images go, this is really dependent on which particular galleries you choose to use (or create for yourself is you wish). The sizes you mention may be the ones that come pre installed with LR (I have never used these so don't know) but there are hundreds of other available, some free, some paid for, or create your own.
The copyright is a small text marking and in relation to any sensible size likely to be used on the web works perfectly fine. If you want to actually watermark an image, rather than just a simple text label, then you require LR2/ Mogrify plug in with LR 2 or use LR 3 Beta which does this natively as part of the export process.
By the way, LR runs perfectly well as a 62 bit application. You may well be missing something...particularity if "every time you click a mouse it redoes every single image you have loaded" as this is not a problem that I associate with LR on systems with far less power than yours.

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