We have been given permission to list two basic tutorials on Microsoft’s Movie Maker and Photo Story applications. The tutorials were produced by a teacher for classroom use. Photo Story is a great starting point for anyone wanting to
iCombiner is a utility application that merges documents, images, scanned files and photos using a graphical drag and drop interface. It handles popular file formats including PDF, TIFF, PNG, JPEG and PostScript.
The Apple TV “Take Two” software upgrade has been released, making it easier than ever for people to enjoy your podcasts wherever there is a TV. A whole new audience will understand the benefits of podcasts as soon as they experience them this way.
I was always impressed at Keynote’s tag phrase ‘Cinema quality presentations for everyone’ and wondered was this really the case. If you are a Final Cut Pro user you may by now feel a little limited by the power of the titling functions within the application.
If you have ever converted your old VHS video cassettes to DVD you will know how frustrating and laborious the process can be. The idea of now converting your DVDs to a format that can be played on a multimedia device could be quite daunting. Handbrake is another free application that easily converts a DVD to the popular mp4 format.
iMovie ’08 makes viewing and working with video as intuitive as enjoying your photos. A built-in library automatically organizes your video, so all the clips you’ve captured and movies you’ve created are just a click away.
With its revolutionary interface, iMovie makes it quick and easy to browse your library and create new movies. And iMovie is built for sharing. In just a few steps, you can add movies to your website, publish them on YouTube, and create versions for iPod, iPhone, and Apple TV.
Quite often it is the simplest of tools that save you the most time. Having worked with Apple’s Keynote for the last year I have found the ease of use and quality of output unchallenged by any other application.
Previously we touched on how easy it is to produce interesting moving credits using Keynote and the built in Quicktime Export now Apple have introduced a great new tool to make life even easier.
In honour of some of their favorite summer blockbusters (Harry Potter and Transformers), Photojojo bring you their 11 most-favorite movie-effect tutorials. From Scarface to Sin City to Pirates of the Carribean to 300, they have 11 great ways to go Hollywood on your photos.
The guide features tutorials for :
