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Clever, not sure that I have a use for it but very clever just the same.

Thanks Dennis, I did retry a Custom Export in Bridge to a separate folder with the same name but this did not work either from memory? I opened them in another browser application (Faststone) which showed them as flipped.

Thanks - that worked although I had now thought of aligning them in PS and exporting each image to a new image.

Thanks you everyone, I will try these solutions and see what happens.

This has me scratching my head so much I have splinters in my fingers. Initially I made a short slideshow as detailed in PTE screen shot below. Images in a dedicated folder. I decided to flip the images on the horizontal to improve composition and positive/negative space. The images are shown as flipped in Windows File Explorer - see blow. Both screenshots are of the same folder, one is flipped as post processed, the other is as per the original image. I have tried closing and re-opening the project, deleting the images and reloading them, moving them to a different folder and re-finding them, creating a new project with a duplicate copy of the flipped images. No matter what I do the images are not displayed correctly in PTE? The images were flipped and batch processed in Adobe Bridge using the Custom Export Tool. Any ideas? Mark

Hi Dave Here are my details for the list Website: https://markd.photography/ Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and Flickr to be added shortly. Thanks Mark

A couple of AV's made from about 600 images at the local rodeo. Very little post processing due to the number of images even with batch processing. Two sessions, the early one around 4.30 pm and the second one around 6.00 pm. Images shot on a Sony A7RV and large 61 MP Raw image and handles noise very well. Not a lot of PTE skill required but certainly made the process easier. Cheers Mark

Some images in this presentation may offend some members. Images are captured in an artistic and creative manner. These are projected images on to a naked female figure. YouTube has age restricted this. This is very much a work in progress. Using already edited images of various sizes, the power of AI to create the text and speech, I have produced this AV - The Embrace Of Light. There are many questions to be answered, the number of images, timing, blending and selection of the images, the duration of the whole AV, the AI voice (male or female), music and many more. I am not sure if my mind has the patience and perseverance to develop this idea much more but your feedback is appreciated. Igor, I understand if you wish to remove this AV if you feel it does not meet forum standards.

Brisbane has grown up. It is a lovely part of the city but very hot in summer. Nicely put together, especially like the shorts in the Felons sign.

Yes there are quite a few variiies of cockatoo spread across the conutry native to different part. We do not see them around here, only when there is food for them so they are very migratory along the east coast. Thanks for watching. Mark

The Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoo is a large cockatoo. It is easily identified by its mostly black plumage, with most body feathers edged with yellow, not visible at a distance. It has a yellow cheek patch and yellow panels on the tail. The female has a larger yellow cheek patch, pale grey eye-ring (pink in males), white upper bill (grey-black in males) and black marks in the yellow tail panels. Young birds resemble the adult female, but young males have a smaller cheek patch. Yellow-tailed Black-Cockatoos were once content to feed on the seeds of native shrubs and trees, especially banksias, hakeas and casuarinas, as well as extracting the insect larvae that bore into the branches of wattles. I am lucky to have tese birds in our area for the last few weeks. After a recnt camera and lens purchase, I have been able to capture these unique birds in the wild in the northern rivers of NSW. A couple of short Av's showing them feeding in their natural habitat. Ciao Mark

One other thought. Some Surface Pro are not expandable as the SSD is soldered on the motherboard. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/surface/surface-ssd-removal-guide If you run out of space on the Surface Pro, you could use a Portable HDD or SD card (they come is very large sizes and are small and have no moving parts). Good luck. Cheers Mark

I initially tried a 1 sec display but in the end settled on this version which is 0.5 sec and a 0.1 transition. My idea was that I did not want a video look as I could have shot in video and then slowed it down a little. I also have the individual images for use which are large files - around 50Mb so can be used for printing. Cheers Mark

A Stop Go AV of the last supermoon of 2024 rising behind the Byron Bay Lighthouse. Unfortunatly to get it to aling I would have had to walk on water although I could have gone further back to avoid the tidal lake on the beach Regards Mark

A very short AV I made with some images from a local heathland of Australian nativer birds. Regards Mark