Thank you for your feedback. It is certainly an interesting feature that you propose. There is still the 360 degree rotation that I want to implement first (once I finally find the time), but after that, your suggestion will be remembered.
I know of a lot of existing solutions for what you describe, but I fear there is no general way to provide WP-PhotoNav independently such that the user may choose if he would use LightBox SlimBox or the nextgen plugin you referred to. We’ll see.

Cheers!

I like your plug-in very much.
I want to propose some ideas. It would be great to have a gallery of several panoramas with automatic created customisable previews. So people could be insert this gallery to his pages or posts. By clicking on preview, each panoramas open in pop-up window or whatever else. As example I want to show one great plug-in for normal photographs http://alexrabe.de/wordpress-plugins/nextgen-gallery/
I would be glad to see your answer or result of your works!))

it seems to be incompatible with this plugin: http://jasonpenney.net/wordpress-plugins/use-google-libraries/

I have tried to reproduce the incompatibility. On my (clean) developement environement, I can use Use Google Libraries and WP-PhotoNav together without a problem and WP-PhotoNav has no problem with using the JavaScript libraries loaded form Google.
However, on this webserver (not clean), I have also installed UGL by now and it obviously “steps out of the way” as the author uses to say. If I disable WP-PhotoNav here, this doesn’t change anything (UGS still not active), so I conclude that WP-PhotoNav is not the problem. I will try to reproduce the setup of this webserver on my local machine to find out which other plugin causes the behaviour in my case. Then, I hope, I will be able to prove on this webserver, that UGS and WP-PhotoNav do run side-by-side without issues.

great plugin btw.

Since Shutter Reloaded does not use any js libraries, it does not interfere with them.

Now I’m surprised, because my plugin relies only and exclusively on JavaScript (respectively the jQuery library). I’ll see if I can find the reason for the incompatibility.

Thanks again for trying WP-PhotoNav and for your report!