lnelson Posted January 21, 2004 Report Posted January 21, 2004 HI. I have seen slideshows done that they have a photo for the background image and then like maybe 4 other photos on top of it and then the top photos will turn/fade into a different photo and maybe the next photo will be in a different spot on the screen. Then after alittle while the background image will change or even be a solid color.I would love to have any suggests on how to do this or or where to find some instructions/tutorials to learn to do this!!!Many, many thanks!!!!Linda Quote
OGL Posted January 21, 2004 Report Posted January 21, 2004 Dear Linda!Send your email Carol Thomas (aka Rooskidiver) She have my tutorials.(I delete it from my PC )Regards,Oleg Quote
Ken Cox Posted January 21, 2004 Report Posted January 21, 2004 seehttp://beechbrook.com/pte/index.asp?catego...yid=4&view=ViewOleg's files are still thereCreate BeckgroundFile Size: 7.87MBy: ogl@fromru.comDownload Count: 800Non-syncro - Create BG without PFFile Size: 5.64MBy: ogl@fromru.comDownload Count: 323and am sure Carol will give you any additional tipsrooski11@insightbb.comken Quote
Rooskidiver Posted January 21, 2004 Report Posted January 21, 2004 Hi Linda!My suggestion would be to first download Oleg's two slideshows as Ken suggested. This work is done in PhotoShop and each slide or frame is made first in PhotoShop and then you can add to the PTE program. There might be other programs out there to create this kind of slide but I'm not sure what they are.If you have PhotoShop and need further help just let me know. I will be happy to help if I can. But I learned everything I know from Oleg and his shows. Carol Quote
JRR Posted January 22, 2004 Report Posted January 22, 2004 But I learned everything I know from Oleg and his showsSame goes for me.Oleg is a wonderfully creative person.Maybe he should do a world tour and offer seminars ? Quote
jeasco Posted January 22, 2004 Report Posted January 22, 2004 [QUOTE=lnelson,Jan 21 2004, 08:01 PM]HI. .........and then like maybe 4 other photos on top of it and then the top photos will turn/fade into a different photo and maybe the next photo will be in a different spot on the screen. Then after alittle while the background image will change or even be a solid color. Quote
OGL Posted January 22, 2004 Report Posted January 22, 2004 To JRR:Hello Jim!Maybe he should do a world tour and offer seminars ? This is an excellent idea! Who will be a sponsor? Oleg Quote
JRR Posted January 23, 2004 Report Posted January 23, 2004 Oleg:I hoped WNSOFT and Adobe PhotoShop would sponsor you Rooskidiver and I will be carry your bags Quote
OGL Posted January 24, 2004 Report Posted January 24, 2004 "Adobe" - my sponsor?!?! Jim, this is excellent idea!!! Oleg Quote
Rooskidiver Posted January 24, 2004 Report Posted January 24, 2004 Jim, I will carry ALL the bags ... you can carry Oleg Carol Quote
jeasco Posted January 31, 2004 Report Posted January 31, 2004 HI. I have seen slideshows done that they have a photo for the background image and then like maybe 4 other photos on top of it and then the top photos will turn/fade into a different photo and maybe the next photo will be in a different spot on the screen. Then after alittle while the background image will change or even be a solid color.I would love to have any suggests on how to do this or or where to find some instructions/tutorials to learn to do this!!!Many, many thanks!!!!LindaIs anyone going to tell us how to get pictures popping out of, and appearing in different places on, the screen, as in BLACK COUNTRY for instance!? Quote
ronwil Posted February 1, 2004 Report Posted February 1, 2004 It is all done in Photoshop. Use a photo as a background, give it a dose of gaussian blur if you like, then drag other images on top resizing them as required. Use the grid overlay for accurate positioning, particularly if further images are to be overlayed. Save each production in turn as a*.jpg file but retain your *.psd file for any future additions or adjustments. Your sequence could be (1) Background Image; (2) Background image blurred with two smaller images (A) and ( on top; (3) Background image blurred with two smaller images © and ( of same size and position as in (2); and finishing off with (1) again. [Edited: Sorry the C is coming out as the copyright symbol]Ron [uK] Quote
jeasco Posted February 2, 2004 Report Posted February 2, 2004 Many thanks Ron, very helpful. I must try this when I have mastered Layers John Quote
jeasco Posted February 2, 2004 Report Posted February 2, 2004 Many thanks Ron, very helpful. I must try this when I have mastered Layers John Quote
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