Polaroid photo's
Aug 14, 2014 21:10:28 #
Has any body had experience with them? Using Epson V500 scanner to scan into LR5.6 -- want to resize to be used in slideshow for a wedding --- do all pics have to be same size as I will also be scanning in 4x6 and converting slides to jpeg. I am not a professional just a Dad running slideshow in the background during the reception or do I need a pro.
Aug 15, 2014 09:32:35 #
Appletonwest wrote:
Has any body had experience with them? Using Epson V500 scanner to scan into LR5.6 -- want to resize to be used in slideshow for a wedding --- do all pics have to be same size as I will also be scanning in 4x6 and converting slides to jpeg. I am not a professional just a Dad running slideshow in the background during the reception or do I need a pro.
You get what you put in. If all different sizes, they will play in the slide show and the different sizes will be evident.
When is the wedding?
Aug 15, 2014 09:52:19 #
Depends on the program you are using to create the slideshow. I use Proshow by Photodex and it resizes the pictures to all be uniform.
Appletonwest wrote:
Has any body had experience with them? Using Epson V500 scanner to scan into LR5.6 -- want to resize to be used in slideshow for a wedding --- do all pics have to be same size as I will also be scanning in 4x6 and converting slides to jpeg. I am not a professional just a Dad running slideshow in the background during the reception or do I need a pro.
Aug 15, 2014 10:08:54 #
bjprovo wrote:
Depends on the program you are using to create the slideshow. I use Proshow by Photodex and it resizes the pictures to all be uniform.
How does it do that without changing perspective or cropping part of the photo? Just curious.
Aug 15, 2014 11:35:40 #
jpintn wrote:
How does it do that without changing perspective or cropping part of the photo? Just curious.
Pro Show does not enlarge small photos to fit. It takes large photos and resizes them down to fit. If you have a small photo it stays small and the background fills in the blanks.
Aug 15, 2014 11:44:17 #
David Kay wrote:
Pro Show does not enlarge small photos to fit. It takes large photos and resizes them down to fit. If you have a small photo it stays small and the background fills in the blanks.
Got it. Thanks.
Aug 15, 2014 11:50:51 #
It appears to find a middle ground. I don't really know how it works and have never researched it, but I have had some small photos submitted to me to include in presentations and they are enlarged to the point of being unrecognizable.
David Kay wrote:
Pro Show does not enlarge small photos to fit. It takes large photos and resizes them down to fit. If you have a small photo it stays small and the background fills in the blanks.
Aug 16, 2014 15:53:52 #
Aug 16, 2014 15:54:51 #
Aug 16, 2014 16:24:27 #
bjprovo wrote:
It appears to find a middle ground. I don't really know how it works and have never researched it, but I have had some small photos submitted to me to include in presentations and they are enlarged to the point of being unrecognizable.
I actually talked with a rep at Pro show. Pro show accepts the large photos as they are. It also accepts the small ones as they are. When it outputs the show to your desired publication it then resizes the photos according to the output program. In other words, if you output to a DVD it resizes the photos to 720X480. If you output to a Blu-Ray it sizes them quite a bit larger. So, if you have images that are smaller then the output required it enlarges them. Small images might enlarge to the 720X480 just fine, but not to the blu-ray size. So the size of your images is dependant on the output size required. Always best to have larger files for the program.
Aug 17, 2014 09:03:19 #
Good to know. Thanks for the info.
David Kay wrote:
I actually talked with a rep at Pro show. Pro s... (show quote)
Aug 17, 2014 20:49:27 #
David Kay wrote:
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Went to Pro show web site --- good only on pc or if your running boot camp on Mac.
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