I've had a ton of confusion from the digital download process this year.

I photograph weddings and create galleries which include 5 to 6 sub folders in each gallery.

Because the downloads are broken up into 2GB files, it's dividing the sub folders in random places. And this has caused a ton of errors with my clients having to piece the downloads back together once they're downloaded.

As other every day websites create one-click checkouts/purchases I think people are getting use to easier processes for getting things on their computers.

Also, I'm delivering a luxury product and the download process needs to be seamless and easy.

Is there any way to have one-click downloads start direct from the gallery and not deal with emails and fractured downloads?

Hi. Right now I upload 2 galleries per shoot that I deliver to my clients. A web sized gallery, for posting online and on social media, and a full resolution gallery, so they are able to print images on their own. It would be nice to just upload one high resolution gallery and have my clients be able to have the option to download both the high resolution and web resolution photos. This would eliminate space in my gallery as well as eliminating the mistake of my clients ordering prints from the web sized galleries. If I choose to do the automated printing I wouldn't be able to upload the web resolution galleries just in case my clients happened to order from them. I don't give out CD's or flash drives anymore, so giving them those files like that isn't an option. And I would prefer they get them all in one place.

It would be great to give a more flexible option on the watermarks. We are seeing people simply screenshot the pictures and crop out the watermarks on the 4 corners. Then the watermarks in the middle are small enough to photoshop out fairly easily. If we could make them larger, or be able to position them ourselves that would be great!

Another suggestion would be to create a scenario where a customer could pick individual pictures from a category to purchase - but also have the option in the pricing set up to just purchase the whole category, in which their pictures are featured. I hope that makes sense! Thanks!

When sharing images on Twitter & Google+ from a client event page, the title of the post is the title of the event along with the name of the image being shared.

For instance, if the event title is "Jack & Jill's Wedding" and the image name is "Bride & Groom 001", the post will show as "Jack & Jill's Wedding - Bride & Groom 001".

However, when posting to Facebook, the title is just simply "View Event" and the description is the meta description for the whole storefront.

I would love to have the Facebook posts be consistent with the Twitter & Google+ posts, such that the title of the event (and maybe the image name - though not necessary) shows up as the title for the image being shared.

As for the description, I would ideally like to be able to add my own description on a per-gallery basis. But, I would settle for a general description for all galleries and I can live with it being the storefront meta description if I must.

You would be able to organize an event that had multiple functions. For instance - a sports photographer who photographs a tournament could have one event - ABC Tournament, then a second category underneath that - Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, etc. Then in each of those categories, have the ability to sort into even more categories like blue team vs red team, yellow team vs green team. That way a parent can go directly to whatever day they played, to whatever team they played instead of going thru the entire event. This also works for theatre (act 1, scene 1, etc), dance performances, competitions, mini sessions, etc. I think this would be very handy for any photographer. Thank you!