- Fotomagico 3 will not run movie#
- Fotomagico 3 will not run software#
- Fotomagico 3 will not run tv#
- Fotomagico 3 will not run mac#
There is a software program for windows that I absolutely love.
Fotomagico 3 will not run mac#
I still haven't been able to find any slideshow software that I have been happy with for a MAC that is user friendly and simple yet still offers plenty of customization. If you're a tech loving videographer who loves this stuff, such as I, you have to fight the urge to use all the bells and whistles in the software to bedazzle your audience visually at the expense of telling a good story. The real challenge is to use the software tool to help you tell the most captivating story possible. Seen visually stunning productions that don't really move us With captivating graphics, music, fx and editting.
Fotomagico 3 will not run tv#
You would see on TV commercials or shows produced by a What's the differenceīetween an amateur vs a pro? The production looks like something Professionally many times your audience will say "that When you create these shows as either a semi-pro or Theme presets do just that while allowing some tweaks Insted of having to create it from scratch. That does all the motion and visual prodution for you Graphics without the time consuming set up. I wanted something that brought some motion It looked really cool but was very labor intensive to Or iLife slideshow software to set photos to music
Fotomagico 3 will not run movie#
I have used software as simple as Windows Movie Maker In the iLife ecosystem drag and dropping from orĮxporting to other iLife wares. It's not quite asĭynamic as ProShow but it's pretty cool and very Photos, video and music can be dragged and dropped Slideshow software is Pulpmotion and PulpmotionĪdvanced. There's a Mac specific software made by aĬompany called Aquafadas. It's not quite ProShow but it's pretty cool I do place great emphasis on ensuring my photos look fantastic as a result of proper editing.Īm I wrong in thinking this? Don't be too focused on technology folks In the end, I want my clients remembering the slideshow b/c they remember the photos, video and any audio combined together b/c of the memories - not how it looked technologically. I've never had one client say, "Gee, I would you could have used a diamond shaped transition to zoom in a picture." I'm not taking a shot at any one program, but it just seems that ppl are so worried about not being able to use Producer on a mac (which is unfortunate btw), that they forget some of these other programs can do the same thing and have the same profound impact we're looking to achieve for our clients. If you watched A&E biography, their documentaries are done nice and simple - easy pan and scan across the screen or into view - letting the pictures speak for themselves rather than using technology to do something fancy and imho, taking away from the viewer's mind. That said, FM currently does not incorporate video clips (which may have been the discussion point). Someone mentioned fotomagico not having keyframing, but if this applies to photos, it can't be any easier than in Fotomagico.
Whereas, if one takes a more simply approach to the production which allows any text, video and/or photos to 'speak for themselves', I personally think it has a stronger impact than making pictures looks all fancy with special transitions or flying from corner to corner. too many random transitions or cheesy fly in effects that mimic what VHS weddings from the 80s/90s, look like now - cheesy and 'dated'. What I mean is: producer is fantastic, easy to use, lots of features, but with most every 'producer' slideshow i've seen, they look like they could be easily outdated in a few years. HOWEVER, is it necessary from a production point of view in terms of overkill and 'dating' a slideshow? I've used Producer and it is a great product. I think i said something in another related thread about producer and making slideshows - i think FotoMagico and/or FCE and/or Iphoto can produce slideshows that do the trick.
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