Wordpress - Plugins

[Dalkarls]

I'm setting up my photo portfolio and I've been told to use the Shutter Reloaded (
http://wordpress.org/plugins/shutter-reloaded/) plugin if I want to make the images "pop out". It does the trick but I've allways wanted it to look like this photographers way of doing it. http://andreassjodin.se/ It's similar to the plugin I've got but his is with the fading to next image in a smooth transition. Is there a way to modify Shutter Reloaded to behave/look this way or is there a better plugin for the work? I'm concidering this one aswell, it doesnt have the fading but it seams to do the same thing. (I would try it out myself but wont be able to do it untill this weekend)
http://fancyapps.com/fancybox/demo/

Dont know if this is the right forum to ask for something like this, but I figure there are alot of creative people who have own portfolios and someone might have bumped into the same issue?


Regards, Christoffer

 

[Hoogle]

Whenever I do galleries/ slideshows in wordpress for people I tend to use this plugin.

Mainly because it lets me upload a whole zip of images rather than individual images very good if you plan on doing a lot of albums etc.

http://wordpress.org/plugins/nextgen-gallery/

 

[Dalkarls]

Thanks for the reply Hoogle! It seams to be a good plugin but I'm not sure it behaves exactly the way I want it. Maybe I'm missing out on something, please correct me if I do. My main concern is that it doesnt swap to the next image without changeing the size of the "pop up" like you can see on Andreas site (http://andreassjodin.se/) It's very clean. No "x" in the corner, mo arrows on the sides, no frame and barely no text and the fading to next image is very appealing. This plugin might hav been customized to behave this way, and maybe it doesnt exist for downloading but I'm trying to find something thats as close as possible.

There will be alot of images in the beginning but later on I figure there will maybe 1-5 new pictures every month, so it's not very important even if it's very neat function!

Here is another slim version used by Oscar Falk (without the fade)
http://www.oscarfalk.com/