Matteo Casasanta

You can use that via Stripe. 
 

Thank you for your answer. I missed the 100 limit fix, but I'm glad it has been improved. 
I really love how the gallery works, but talking from my experience (I owned  a Coppermine gallery since 2009): a lot of users are complaining about a low navigability across the pictures/album/categories. If you are scrolling a page while searching for a photo, it's really annoying that you have to go at the very top of the page to go back to the parent category.  A simple "back (level up)" button on the corner would be very useful. Also I really think you should allow users to skip the single picture page. We have so many pictures that we don't care much about comments and ratings. It would be much quicker to click on the preview of a picture and immediately open the picture, maybe on a popup.
As Joel said too, this is really something we miss very much since we left coppermine. We are re-uploading all our photos, and we are taking so much time to restore our albums. A simple improvement could be the option (maybe a checkbox) to skip the "details" box when you drag and drop your images. But in the end I really think an ftp connection for admins would simplify a lot everything.
 
Thank you for listening, I love the website and I really hope to see these simple improvements very soon!

I'm the owner of a very big gallery, with more than 500k photos an thosands of users. Some usefull features that I miss the most are:
- add hotlink protection to images. If the album is restricted by a specific user group, direct link shouldn't work.
- add download limit and max. size restriction to specific users. Also it would be cool to allow access to people who also have a certain number of posts in the forum (of corse for those who have the forums suite too).
- remove the 100 pictures upload.
Another huge features, could be the batch upload from a certain ftp server (maybe set up from admincp). Old platforms such as coppermine have this feature since ages, and it's easier and faster than drag-n-drop thousands of pictures.