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Jun 6, 2018 - Ultimate list of coolest photo slideshow software with editing options, the capacity to add audio, animation or clipart. One of the best slideshow software for Mac machines FotoMagico 5 will help. Photostory 2015 Deluxe. PhotoStage Slideshow Software is a free slideshow maker for Windows. This free Photo Slideshow Maker has a bunch of options to make awesome slideshows. You can make really interesting slideshows by adding Images, Audios, and Videos.
I will admit I posted this first on Final Cut Express as I wasn't sure where to post my question. But, as I found other posts, many similar, but much older, posts (ie software options probably much different now) were posted on iDVD's forum. And, since that is where videos are generally sent for DVD encoding regardless of source software, I figured I should post here as well. Any help is greatly appreciated!!!! I want a software application that will create stunning slideshows (I intend to offer my services for slideshows and want to have a better than basic set of options).
I have Aperture, iMovie (of course), Keynote and iPhoto (of course) that can all do slideshows. I have always used iMovie. And, it provides great product.
Good digital art programs for mac. But, I'd like to add a bit more to it. I think animation is the correct term.
I want to be able to have multiple photos on a page, each doing different things maybe (some of the themes on iDVD do this in the menu. Having photos flow across the screen) or having photos stack on top of each other (Aperture has a theme that does this-- but then the whole project is that unless you piecemeal a slideshow into mini sections and then maybe add to iMovie, if that is even possible or even desirable if things won't look consistent). I also like the ability to have a few photos on a screen shot and then zoom in on each photo individually and back out etc.-- zooming in or out with a twist is great too (meaning as you zoom in or out, the photo rotates). Everywhere I have looked online, I seem to not be alone in finding software that can provide a bit more. This is generally what I have found: • Final Cut Pro can probably do whatever I'd like (maybe plugins would be desired to get smoother/easier results), but it will probably be overqualified and pricy for my purposes ($300 + plugins).
• Final Cut Express is no longer sold by Apple, but copies are available from other outlets. I have heard mixed reviews on quality and have even heard that it still is not geared toward slideshows so it is not necessarily a smooth process. (and is still around $180), but plugins are available to add.
• ProShow is a Windows based program that everone rants about. But, it is a Windows platform-- which, I've read you can get Parallels software to load PC software onto the Mac. U-he satin torrent mac. Not really desirable for me. There is a reason I abandoned the PC and I don't want to bring those troubles with me to my Mac. • There is a web-based version that lets you build slideshows online. As far as I can tell, you can try it out.
But, eventually you'd need to pay a yearly fee and not all features are available there (but there might be ways of adding features by paying for add-ons to your subscription-- haven't ventured there yet). $30/year or $150/year • I have a PC yet. As it is quite a few years old, I don't know how sluggish it would be with such a program. The program runs $70 or $250 depending on which level of software you get.
There are additional sets of themes for $20 a disk so that you can expand your program. Portions of some of those themed disks are only applicable to the $250 program. • NOTE: I had to use my PC recently as I had a program that would allow multiple camera angles on a single file to create a wedding video for my nephew. Wishing iMovie would allow multiple camera files running side by side so you can choose which camera angle to view at different parts of the video time. There are a couple Mac-based programs I have downloaded free demos of: One of them is: Pulpmotion.• It seems to be the closest to what I want, but the themes seem a little cartoonish (the company has a Kidsmotion program which looks like a great option to let your kids get creative, but I don't see the adult Pulpmotion version to be that much more sophisticated in the themes.) I am looking for elegant. With some fun themes. There are a lot of themes, so maybe I just need to search for my favorites.
Jun 6, 2018 - Ultimate list of coolest photo slideshow software with editing options, the capacity to add audio, animation or clipart. One of the best slideshow software for Mac machines FotoMagico 5 will help. Photostory 2015 Deluxe. PhotoStage Slideshow Software is a free slideshow maker for Windows. This free Photo Slideshow Maker has a bunch of options to make awesome slideshows. You can make really interesting slideshows by adding Images, Audios, and Videos.
I will admit I posted this first on Final Cut Express as I wasn\'t sure where to post my question. But, as I found other posts, many similar, but much older, posts (ie software options probably much different now) were posted on iDVD\'s forum. And, since that is where videos are generally sent for DVD encoding regardless of source software, I figured I should post here as well. Any help is greatly appreciated!!!! I want a software application that will create stunning slideshows (I intend to offer my services for slideshows and want to have a better than basic set of options).
I have Aperture, iMovie (of course), Keynote and iPhoto (of course) that can all do slideshows. I have always used iMovie. And, it provides great product.
Good digital art programs for mac. But, I\'d like to add a bit more to it. I think animation is the correct term.
I want to be able to have multiple photos on a page, each doing different things maybe (some of the themes on iDVD do this in the menu. Having photos flow across the screen) or having photos stack on top of each other (Aperture has a theme that does this-- but then the whole project is that unless you piecemeal a slideshow into mini sections and then maybe add to iMovie, if that is even possible or even desirable if things won\'t look consistent). I also like the ability to have a few photos on a screen shot and then zoom in on each photo individually and back out etc.-- zooming in or out with a twist is great too (meaning as you zoom in or out, the photo rotates). Everywhere I have looked online, I seem to not be alone in finding software that can provide a bit more. This is generally what I have found: • Final Cut Pro can probably do whatever I\'d like (maybe plugins would be desired to get smoother/easier results), but it will probably be overqualified and pricy for my purposes ($300 + plugins).
• Final Cut Express is no longer sold by Apple, but copies are available from other outlets. I have heard mixed reviews on quality and have even heard that it still is not geared toward slideshows so it is not necessarily a smooth process. (and is still around $180), but plugins are available to add.
• ProShow is a Windows based program that everone rants about. But, it is a Windows platform-- which, I\'ve read you can get Parallels software to load PC software onto the Mac. U-he satin torrent mac. Not really desirable for me. There is a reason I abandoned the PC and I don\'t want to bring those troubles with me to my Mac. • There is a web-based version that lets you build slideshows online. As far as I can tell, you can try it out.
But, eventually you\'d need to pay a yearly fee and not all features are available there (but there might be ways of adding features by paying for add-ons to your subscription-- haven\'t ventured there yet). $30/year or $150/year • I have a PC yet. As it is quite a few years old, I don\'t know how sluggish it would be with such a program. The program runs $70 or $250 depending on which level of software you get.
There are additional sets of themes for $20 a disk so that you can expand your program. Portions of some of those themed disks are only applicable to the $250 program. • NOTE: I had to use my PC recently as I had a program that would allow multiple camera angles on a single file to create a wedding video for my nephew. Wishing iMovie would allow multiple camera files running side by side so you can choose which camera angle to view at different parts of the video time. There are a couple Mac-based programs I have downloaded free demos of: One of them is: Pulpmotion.• It seems to be the closest to what I want, but the themes seem a little cartoonish (the company has a Kidsmotion program which looks like a great option to let your kids get creative, but I don\'t see the adult Pulpmotion version to be that much more sophisticated in the themes.) I am looking for elegant. With some fun themes. There are a lot of themes, so maybe I just need to search for my favorites.
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I will admit I posted this first on Final Cut Express as I wasn\'t sure where to post my question. But, as I found other posts, many similar, but much older, posts (ie software options probably much different now) were posted on iDVD\'s forum. And, since that is where videos are generally sent for DVD encoding regardless of source software, I figured I should post here as well. Any help is greatly appreciated!!!! I want a software application that will create stunning slideshows (I intend to offer my services for slideshows and want to have a better than basic set of options).
I have Aperture, iMovie (of course), Keynote and iPhoto (of course) that can all do slideshows. I have always used iMovie. And, it provides great product.
Good digital art programs for mac. But, I\'d like to add a bit more to it. I think animation is the correct term.
I want to be able to have multiple photos on a page, each doing different things maybe (some of the themes on iDVD do this in the menu. Having photos flow across the screen) or having photos stack on top of each other (Aperture has a theme that does this-- but then the whole project is that unless you piecemeal a slideshow into mini sections and then maybe add to iMovie, if that is even possible or even desirable if things won\'t look consistent). I also like the ability to have a few photos on a screen shot and then zoom in on each photo individually and back out etc.-- zooming in or out with a twist is great too (meaning as you zoom in or out, the photo rotates). Everywhere I have looked online, I seem to not be alone in finding software that can provide a bit more. This is generally what I have found: • Final Cut Pro can probably do whatever I\'d like (maybe plugins would be desired to get smoother/easier results), but it will probably be overqualified and pricy for my purposes ($300 + plugins).
• Final Cut Express is no longer sold by Apple, but copies are available from other outlets. I have heard mixed reviews on quality and have even heard that it still is not geared toward slideshows so it is not necessarily a smooth process. (and is still around $180), but plugins are available to add.
• ProShow is a Windows based program that everone rants about. But, it is a Windows platform-- which, I\'ve read you can get Parallels software to load PC software onto the Mac. U-he satin torrent mac. Not really desirable for me. There is a reason I abandoned the PC and I don\'t want to bring those troubles with me to my Mac. • There is a web-based version that lets you build slideshows online. As far as I can tell, you can try it out.
But, eventually you\'d need to pay a yearly fee and not all features are available there (but there might be ways of adding features by paying for add-ons to your subscription-- haven\'t ventured there yet). $30/year or $150/year • I have a PC yet. As it is quite a few years old, I don\'t know how sluggish it would be with such a program. The program runs $70 or $250 depending on which level of software you get.
There are additional sets of themes for $20 a disk so that you can expand your program. Portions of some of those themed disks are only applicable to the $250 program. • NOTE: I had to use my PC recently as I had a program that would allow multiple camera angles on a single file to create a wedding video for my nephew. Wishing iMovie would allow multiple camera files running side by side so you can choose which camera angle to view at different parts of the video time. There are a couple Mac-based programs I have downloaded free demos of: One of them is: Pulpmotion.• It seems to be the closest to what I want, but the themes seem a little cartoonish (the company has a Kidsmotion program which looks like a great option to let your kids get creative, but I don\'t see the adult Pulpmotion version to be that much more sophisticated in the themes.) I am looking for elegant. With some fun themes. There are a lot of themes, so maybe I just need to search for my favorites.
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