[MacDV] Creating Slide Shows
Juan Mariscal
juanm at mac.com
Fri Jan 2 19:30:46 PST 2004
No contest here!
Use iMovie!!!
Add some appropriate music, add some titles, add some transitions, add
some (not a lot) Ken Burns effects and some other bells and whistles
(perhaps literally) and everyone will think you are the next Spielberg
(seriously!!!)
Juan
On Jan 2, 2004, at 8:40 PM, Joyce Ranieri wrote:
> I'm taking some home video of last summer's vacation and making it
> into a dvd. I want to add my digital pictures as a slide show. As I
> see it, there are several options:
> 1) creating the slide show in iPhoto and exporting it as a
> Quicktime Movie, and then putting it in iDvd
> 2) creating the slide show in iMovie and then putting it in iDvd
> 3) creating the slide show in iDvd
>
> Are there any benefits of using one method over the others? I know
> that if I use the third option, I also get to archive those photos. Is
> there another way to archive the originals if I create the slide show
> using method 1 or 2?
>
> Is there any benefit to creating the slide show in PowerPoint or
> KeyNote (I have both) and then exporting it? This sounds like more
> work to me, but it would give me the flexibility of adding captions if
> desired.
>
> Any suggestions? I really want to keep it pretty simple!
>
>
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