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Making Digital Video Movies and Slide Show Montages

Group admin:: asEZasABnC
Created:: November 20, 2007
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Video Movies, Slide Shows, Montages, Adobe Elements 3.0, Windows Movie Maker, Serif MoviePlus 5, 8mm, VHS, Digital, Transfers, Computers

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Posted: Nov 21, 07 4:12am

Our friend from a recent cruise, Gaye, has caught the bug. She plans to get on YouTube with her slide show of the Jewish Easter Bunny. Right now it is on her own site and can be linked to on her Blog, but not on YouTube for the general public. Good luck Gaye!

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asEZasABnC

Posted: Nov 24, 07 2:41pm

asEZasABnC wrote:

Our friend from a recent cruise, Gaye, has caught the bug. She plans to get on YouTube with her slide show of the Jewis...

Well, Gaye got up and running. Check out her video at http://youtube.com/profile?user=abellagal.

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wyomavrick

Posted: Nov 26, 07 5:11am

asEZasABnC wrote:

Our friend from a recent cruise, Gaye, has caught the bug. She plans to get on YouTube with her slide show of the Jewis...

I would sooo like to learn how to do this. Tried once and got so confused. So first question, what program to use that is reasonably user friendly and doesn't cost a million?

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asEZasABnC

Posted: Nov 28, 07 1:39pm

wyomavrick wrote:

I would sooo like to learn how to do this. Tried once and got so confused. So first question, what program to use that i...

What operating system do you have? If it's Windows XP or '98, you're in luck. And the starter program is Free! It's called Windows MovieMaker and it comes with XP second edition, and can be downloaded for '98.

If you do not have SE, when you upgrade, it will come along.

Let me know what you have and we'll go from there. I am writing and filming a How-to on this very subject for a merchant's group I belong to.

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Saddlebrooker

Posted: Nov 28, 07 4:33pm

wyomavrick wrote:

I would sooo like to learn how to do this. Tried once and got so confused. So first question, what program to use that i...

I have been doing photoshows for a couple of years now for friends and family. One of the programs I use that is very user friendly and not too expensive is Nero Photoshow. Go to nero.com and click on the photoshow deluxe 5. It will give you all the info on the program and will allow you to test it out.

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wyomavrick

Posted: Nov 29, 07 6:28am

wyomavrick wrote:

I would sooo like to learn how to do this. Tried once and got so confused. So first question, what program to use that i...

Sorry for the delay. I have Vista. It came loaded on my new laptop. Still like 98 better - but .....

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Posted: Nov 29, 07 8:46am

asEZasABnC wrote:

Our friend from a recent cruise, Gaye, has caught the bug. She plans to get on YouTube with her slide show of the Jewis...

Vista includes an advanced version of Windows MovieMaker2. I would start here, since it is free. You probably also have programs that either came with a digital camera or video recorder. That is another place to start before exploring some of the programs you have to purchase. The main reason is you find what features you DO NOT have that you wish you did.

I wanted "split screen" and "chroma key" (for weather person type of back drops) not featured in other start up programs. Again, MovieMaker is a basic start and you can take it from there.

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