If you want the same effect on each slide i-Movie3 allows you to do this easily. Import one photo apply the Ken Burns effect and then all subsequent imports will have the same effect until you change it. I think it will look stale after the first ten photos but your results are directly related to the effort put into a project. Gerhard On Saturday, February 22, 2003, at 08:57 PM, Elbert Wall wrote: > Charles Martin wrote: >>> From: Paul Moortgat <paul.moortgat at pandora.be> >>> >>> How can I make a slideshow with my pictures like the one Apple does. >>> (Zooming and moving around with their pictures.) >> You can do this with iPhoto. I made one based on pictures from scenic >> parts of Oregon that is a big hit when I give presentations ... >> people prefer the screensaver! :) >> You can create something quite similar with iMovie3 as well. Check >> out the Apple page on iMovie3 and read up on "the Ken Burns Effect" >> for more info. >> _Chas_ > > Capturing the images from the screen saver probably doesn't require as > much work. I didn't see any panning and zooming in iPhoto. I think > iMovie and Still life would require him to change settings for each > and every image. Not fun if he had hundreds of images. The screensaver > pans and zooms by itself. >