Making Slide Show
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PasiM
Registered: Jan 25, 2008
Total Posts: 180
Country: Finland

Any suggestions for a good Slide Show application to use in Windoze.
Is Win Movie Maker decent?

Saw my friend using Apples i-somethig and it looked great.
Something similar you can use with Win?



paulhodson
Registered: Jul 22, 2003
Total Posts: 12209
Country: United Kingdom

Try ProShow Gold - there is a free trial I think - but it is not as cheap as using Irfanview - which is free.



Rick Hardman
Registered: Jul 08, 2007
Total Posts: 22
Country: United States

Another vote for Pro Show Gold. Works great, easy to use, and provides a wide variety of outputs.



Russ Isabella
Registered: Jan 30, 2005
Total Posts: 5884
Country: United States

This is a topic that comes up often. You should search for more suggestions.

My recommendation is Memories on TV--a fabulous program.



vkendall
Registered: Jul 11, 2005
Total Posts: 138
Country: United States

I second Memories on TV, there is a free trial also.


Vella



PasiM
Registered: Jan 25, 2008
Total Posts: 180
Country: Finland

Thanks this.
Having a trial of ProShow and it seems nice. May purchase it.
Guess i have to try this Memories too!



BrandonRussell
Registered: Jan 07, 2007
Total Posts: 406
Country: United States

ProShow is amazing. I haven't found anything on Mac that compares.



matonanjin
Registered: Feb 01, 2008
Total Posts: 372
Country: United States

4th Vote for ProShow Gold.

Luv it.

somewhere recently was a review that compared all them available. I will try and find it tonight. bottom line, ProwShow Gold came out on top.


Ron



Mr Mouse
Registered: Aug 15, 2004
Total Posts: 587
Country: United States

An old but good powerful customizable freeware program PhotoCDbrowser. Easy to make auto-run CD with high resolution Images.



BennyR
Registered: Aug 08, 2006
Total Posts: 318
Country: United States

Last time I checked ProShow Gold doesn't use full res images. Has that changed?

ACDSee uses full res images and there's a big difference from that "video" look.



Greg Hawkins
Registered: Sep 18, 2007
Total Posts: 254
Country: United States

wmm is great.



Tony Masone
Registered: Nov 15, 2006
Total Posts: 1124
Country: United States

I use pro show gold all the time. Its great and very easy once you learn it.



timgangloff
Registered: Sep 17, 2004
Total Posts: 862
Country: United States

"Last time I checked ProShow Gold doesn't use full res images. Has that changed?"

What is full res? Most TV's can't come anywhere close to displaying most high end camera full resolution images.

Not sure about pro show gold, but pro show producer, their high-end product, can output video at 1080.



BennyR
Registered: Aug 08, 2006
Total Posts: 318
Country: United States

What is full res? Most TV's can't come anywhere close to displaying most high end camera full resolution images.

I often look at my slide shows on the computer and I can see a big difference in the sharpness of the pics with ACDSee and most other slide show makers I have seen. They look like "videos" where the ACDSee shows are sharp pics as if you were simply viewing the pics on the screen.



francishmt
Registered: Feb 04, 2005
Total Posts: 1509
Country: Canada

BennyR wrote:
What is full res? Most TV's can't come anywhere close to displaying most high end camera full resolution images.

I often look at my slide shows on the computer and I can see a big difference in the sharpness of the pics with ACDSee and most other slide show makers I have seen. They look like "videos" where the ACDSee shows are sharp pics as if you were simply viewing the pics on the screen.


I tested ProShowGold last time and had the same issue, where pictures look kind of pixelated because of the low resolution or highly compressed JPEGs. I fed in full resolution maximum quality JPEGs, but that doesn't help.



rcorrington
Registered: Aug 09, 2004
Total Posts: 502
Country: United States

I like and use Microsoft's Photo Story 3. It's free and easy to use.



babyjax14
Registered: May 22, 2008
Total Posts: 112
Country: United States

I'm assuming you just want something to put albums on your website, or on a disk, I would recommend Jalbum if that's what you're doing. It is free, and easy to use. I have one of their albums integrated into my site if you want to see what it can do....



Mark Sisco
Registered: Oct 16, 2002
Total Posts: 2452
Country: United States

See this thread



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