The online journal of a photographer in southern California.
As I explore my world, please join me and listen in on some of my thoughts transcribed along the way.
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Ray - Thanks a million for looking. I am hooked on these darn things. I did the cheapo upgrade and am in the process of producing one for a friend (even springing for the extra five bucks for high resolution). I'll let you know how that turns out. I started with the freebies—under 30 seconds. Naturally, that was only a teaser. Well, before I knew it, I was a goner. I had my credit card out before I knew what had hit me. Isn't that how all this imagery business works?
It is exactly how it works. You might want to take a look at Soundslides, more control and you do it all on your own computer. One time cost for the program.
Anita, here I am not paying attention for a bit and you go and post a slide show -- good for you! As Ray stated there's real power and beauty in horses. I use to have a horse and ride when I was much, much younger.
Good advice on Soundslides. So when can we expect the next media production following these two? ~smile~
Earl - I was totally obsessed until I completed, the three done so far. Now, I need a breather. but, never fear, after some traveling and some appointments next week, I am likely be be back at Animoto getting into more mischief.
I suspect horses will figure prominently in more than one of my shows. You may have noticed that I am a bit fond of the critters. They make great subjects. When you begin with that much beauty, power, and grace, you have a nice head start.
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Thank you! It was a real rush seeing and remembering what joy and power horses can display. Moving and brought back some great memories.
ReplyDeleteRay - Thanks a million for looking. I am hooked on these darn things. I did the cheapo upgrade and am in the process of producing one for a friend (even springing for the extra five bucks for high resolution). I'll let you know how that turns out. I started with the freebies—under 30 seconds. Naturally, that was only a teaser. Well, before I knew it, I was a goner. I had my credit card out before I knew what had hit me. Isn't that how all this imagery business works?
ReplyDeleteIt is exactly how it works. You might want to take a look at Soundslides, more control and you do it all on your own computer. One time cost for the program.
ReplyDeleteRay - Headed there to take a look now. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteAnita, here I am not paying attention for a bit and you go and post a slide show -- good for you! As Ray stated there's real power and beauty in horses. I use to have a horse and ride when I was much, much younger.
ReplyDeleteGood advice on Soundslides. So when can we expect the next media production following these two? ~smile~
Earl - I was totally obsessed until I completed, the three done so far. Now, I need a breather. but, never fear, after some traveling and some appointments next week, I am likely be be back at Animoto getting into more mischief.
ReplyDeleteI suspect horses will figure prominently in more than one of my shows. You may have noticed that I am a bit fond of the critters. They make great subjects. When you begin with that much beauty, power, and grace, you have a nice head start.
More about Animoto and Slideshows next week.