Aleina Show

Paul, thanks a lot! It is really very beautiful and magical! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! Aleina

Blessed memory of your husband. So many photos indicate that he lived an interesting life, was loved by his loved ones. And even without knowing him, just looking at the photographs, I understand that he was a wonderful person. Tears on eyes. Take care of yourself, please. Aleina.

vbl2007 Thank you for your kind words and wishes! Aleina

Giusy, Bermary50, AlexRoma, t0ny66 Thank you all for your kind words and congratulations! And I wish you good health, optimism and pleasant holidays! I hope next year will be more successful for all of us! Aleina.

Berny Thank you for such a nice review! Aleina

I want to share this winter style with you. I wish you a pleasant holiday! You can download this style on my website Free Download

Paul, thanks for such positive transitions! Aleina

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Barry, this is a great video, very professionally done. It is very difficult to single out something better from it. First, a very interesting topic. It was a revelation for me. Very fresh and interesting. Secondly, great photos. It is a pleasure to look at them. Thirdly, very high-quality editing and voice acting. looks like a good documentary. And fourthly, an excellent selection of music! Thank you for the pleasure of watching! Aleina.

My friends, in the process of work I often have to create videos of the same type, in which only the photos change. I made a so called template for my personal needs. So I decided to share my experience with you, perhaps this will help you save time. I created a separate folder (no matter in which directory), added the required number of photos to it. And renamed them to 01.jpg- 99.jpg (any quantity). Then I created a project with these photos, added an intro, an ending, applied the necessary styles, transitions, color correction, etc. to them. I saved this as a project. And that's it, my template is ready. When I need to replace the photos, I delete the photos from this folder and add new ones, renamed 01-99.jpg again. If extra, blank slides appear, I delete them. If there is not enough room for new photos, I copy a few slides, paste them at the end, and replace the photos with new ones. This way my work is much faster. Aleina

Thanks for a great job, Paul! I would also like to thank you for the many detailed tutorials. Thanks to your tutorials, I was finally able to properly structure the pages in my children's album, which I made in early summer, but it is still being finalized ...

This is an impressive job! Thank you Mark! Aleina

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The lack of this feature is very noticeable for those who have used Proshow Producer. We often need to copy settings like modifiers and color corrections from one object to another. This is especially important if the slide contains many objects with repeating parameters. It is very inconvenient to specify these values manually every time in keyframes of another object. There are usually quite a few numerical values there. I create a hint for myself (screenshot of settings), open it in a separate window and change the values on another keyframe. In Proshow Producer, you can simply copy any keyframe and paste it into any other layer. All motion settings, size, color correction, modifiers are transmitted simultaneously. It was also possible to separately copy any custom keyframe settings such as color correction from one object to another. There were also opportunities for global application of the value of any parameter. For example, for all keyframes in this object, or for all objects on a slide, or for all slides in general. But you can also select specific objects from the entire slideshow to which you want to apply this setting. Agree, this is very convenient. Aleina

I would like to be able to copy and paste keyframes from one layer to another. And also to copy parameters of keyframes between layers.

Paul, this is a great job, as always! Thanks for your generosity! Aleina

Thanks for these lovely styles! How many years have passed since their creation, but they still look amazing and will always be in demand. I will cross my fingers too to make your journey happen! Aleina.

Dom, are you a wizard? You magically managed to create a style that suits any need! And it looks very nice and stylish. Aleina

Lakelandlass, Thanks for your tour of beautiful Venice! I am very impressed with what I saw. I showed your slideshow to my mom, she even cried with emotion. And I agree with this proposal. I also really like to consider details. Aleina

Dom, this is very- very beautiful! I am impressed. It would seem a simple frame, but how beautiful the photos look! ...And I noticed some little strange thing, fix it, please.

Very beautifully done! I liked the movements of the hands, they are very natural. The hand does not just move to the side, but approaches and moves away in relation to the viewer. Imitation of a top view. Great way! Dom, you have the talents of an animator, you know how to observe and embody the nature of movements! Thanks, Aleina.

thedom said correctly. The concept of “style” in PTE AV is closest to what Proshow Producer uses to understand the “template”. You can save any number of slides in PTE AV in the form of one style. Photos are thus easily replaced. You will need to transfer the required number of images to the timeline, select all of them, go to the “Styles and Templates” tab and select the desired style there. You need to add manually only music. Once the slides are designed, they are easy to select and save as a style. This will be the basis for your further quick editing. Best regards, Aleina

Since Lin cannot answer your question now, I will try to explain to you. The Dolly Zoom effect is a camera technique in which the main subject is practically motionless in the frame and the background is zoomed in or out. Understanding this, you can easily create an imitation of this effect. We need an image of the main object in PNG format (the background is transparent) and a rear view image with good resolution. 1. Place the image of the main subject. We place it to your liking. Set the size. 2. Below we place a layer with a background. In the first keyframe, set the background size to about 250. Or how you want. We align the horizon line, raise the image above so that our main object does not "float" in the air, but is always on the ground. Create another keyframe in the end of the slide and minimize the background size by about 100-120. 3. You can leave it this way or add small movements to the main subject for realistic camera movement. I will use modifiers. I set the values Pan: X- Oscillation: amplitude 0.5 repeats 7 Pan: Y - Oscillation: amplitude 0.5 repeats 10 That's it, Dolly Zoom is ready! You can also study the attached project. Best regards, Aleina Ruby Pup Dolly Zoom_Jun26-2020_1-32-25.zip

Oh thanks Paul! This is a very useful video instruction! Yes, and this is not at all boring and I want to watch many times!

Very, very beautiful result! Bravo, Dom!