I have 12 photos of a process to show.
If they were gifs I could make an animated gif that would run like a slow
flipbook movie. As they are jpgs can I easily do something similar with
timed changes?
Or any other fairly easy way to similarly show them.
Easy = cheap as I need not to spend too long on it.
all the best
Brian
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Hi Brian
Have a look at Weavers ‘Fading Slideshow’ action at http://www.coastalrugs.com/Actions - its Free
or if you have started using 5 then it can be done using a combination of Target show/hide and sequence timer.
David
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Sure. Put them in a Carousel and set the auto-glide interval to the
speed you want them to change. Leave all the controls off if you just
want it to show one after another with no user control permitted.
Go here for the instructions:
http://scripty.walterdavisstudio.com/carousel/
Walter
On Feb 13, 2008, at 5:50 PM, Brian Steere wrote:
I have 12 photos of a process to show.
If they were gifs I could make an animated gif that would run like
a slow
flipbook movie. As they are jpgs can I easily do something similar
with
timed changes?
Or any other fairly easy way to similarly show them.
Easy = cheap as I need not to spend too long on it.all the best
Brian
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Walter’s excellent Carousel does do what you want and is the lowest
cost option for an effective display of a series of images. However,
(and I know I’ve noted this before on the Forum), if you want to
achieve a more ‘movie-like’ quality try SWF’n’Slide Pro from Vertical
Moon at:
http://www.verticalmoon.com/products/swfnslidepro/swfnslidepro.htm
This allows you to pan and zoom within your images to highlight
features of details more clearly. Most important, it is very simple
and quick to use and I’ve built slideshows, like the one at the URL
below below, in about an hour or less.
See: http://www.bhamspec.co.uk/index.html
Incidentally, the title slide on this was produced in Vertical Moon’s
Text-Osterone, then dropped into SWF’n’Slide Pro for final output.
Colin.
On 14 Feb 2008, at 02:16, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Sure. Put them in a Carousel and set the auto-glide interval to the
speed you want them to change. Leave all the controls off if you just
want it to show one after another with no user control permitted.Go here for the instructions:
Walter
On Feb 13, 2008, at 5:50 PM, Brian Steere wrote:
I have 12 photos of a process to show.
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On 13 Feb. 2008, 9:50 pm, Bin-Ra wrote:
I have 12 photos of a process to show.
If they were gifs I could make an animated gif that would run like a slow
flipbook movie. As they are jpgs can I easily do something similar with
timed changes?
Or any other fairly easy way to similarly show them.
There is another piece of software here that you can try and it is childs play - you can produce a flash movie in seconds and the free version will produce 15 or 20 ( i think ) flash movies, flash galleries or lighbox galleries. then it costs about $25 for the Pro version
not that fully featured but it is adequate for some jobs and fast
http://www.jetphotosoft.com/web/?s=flash_demo
Just a thought
Gary
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This sounds interesting as I’d get to play with it en route - but it isn’t
in http://freewaypro.com/actions/downloads/ - where is it to be found?
By the way - Thankyou for all responses to my query. I am sure to find a way
to achieve what I seek as a result.
all the best
Brian
Colin Alcock said recently:
Walter’s excellent Carousel does do what you want and is the lowest
cost option for an effective display of a series of images. However,
(and I know I’ve noted this before on the Forum), if you want to
achieve a more ‘movie-like’ quality try SWF’n’Slide Pro from Vertical
Moon at:Vertical Moon | Photo Slide Show Software to create Flash slideshows, albums, and image galleries
This allows you to pan and zoom within your images to highlight
features of details more clearly. Most important, it is very simple
and quick to use and I’ve built slideshows, like the one at the URL
below below, in about an hour or less.See: http://www.bhamspec.co.uk/index.html
Incidentally, the title slide on this was produced in Vertical Moon’s
Text-Osterone, then dropped into SWF’n’Slide Pro for final output.Colin.
On 14 Feb 2008, at 02:16, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Sure. Put them in a Carousel and set the auto-glide interval to the
speed you want them to change. Leave all the controls off if you just
want it to show one after another with no user control permitted.Go here for the instructions:
Walter
On Feb 13, 2008, at 5:50 PM, Brian Steere wrote:
I have 12 photos of a process to show.
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I forgot to mention that the site I need to do this is all in Freeway 3.
This is unavoidable as there is no budget to upgrade it to 4 or 5 and is a
large multi sectioned site that would not be trivial to migrate.
So are the answers offered workable in Freeway 3?
all the best
Brian
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Certainly the flash based solutions will work with 3
Carousel - Walter will have to answer that one
Weavers fading slideshow will cost nothing to try but some of your time.
http://www.coastalrugs.com/Actions/
ATB
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I can’t say for Carousel (though I’m sure Walter will), but
SWF’n’Slide Pro produces a .swf file (Flash) that you just insert in
an HTML box on your page. You can down load a Demo at:
http://www.verticalmoon.com/downloads/downloads.htm
There’s a Flash Extras Action, which I think was in Freeway 3, which
helps you control resizing and background colour.
Colin
On 14 Feb 2008, at 21:19, Brian Steere wrote:
So are the answers offered workable in Freeway 3?
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I am pretty sure that Carousel wouldn’t work in 3. I can’t speak for
the others.
Walter
On Feb 14, 2008, at 4:19 PM, Brian Steere wrote:
I forgot to mention that the site I need to do this is all in
Freeway 3.
This is unavoidable as there is no budget to upgrade it to 4 or 5
and is a
large multi sectioned site that would not be trivial to migrate.So are the answers offered workable in Freeway 3?
all the best
Brian
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Sorry, the Action itself is called protaculous, and the Carousel in
included in it as one of the many modules.
Walter
On Feb 14, 2008, at 3:58 PM, Brian Steere wrote:
This sounds interesting as I’d get to play with it en route - but
it isn’t
in http://freewaypro.com/actions/downloads/ - where is it to be found?By the way - Thankyou for all responses to my query. I am sure to
find a way
to achieve what I seek as a result.all the best
BrianColin Alcock said recently:
Walter’s excellent Carousel does do what you want and is the lowest
cost option for an effective display of a series of images. However,
(and I know I’ve noted this before on the Forum), if you want to
achieve a more ‘movie-like’ quality try SWF’n’Slide Pro from Vertical
Moon at:Vertical Moon | Photo Slide Show Software to create Flash slideshows, albums, and image galleries
This allows you to pan and zoom within your images to highlight
features of details more clearly. Most important, it is very simple
and quick to use and I’ve built slideshows, like the one at the URL
below below, in about an hour or less.See: http://www.bhamspec.co.uk/index.html
Incidentally, the title slide on this was produced in Vertical Moon’s
Text-Osterone, then dropped into SWF’n’Slide Pro for final output.Colin.
On 14 Feb 2008, at 02:16, Walter Lee Davis wrote:
Sure. Put them in a Carousel and set the auto-glide interval to the
speed you want them to change. Leave all the controls off if you
just
want it to show one after another with no user control permitted.Go here for the instructions:
Walter
On Feb 13, 2008, at 5:50 PM, Brian Steere wrote:
I have 12 photos of a process to show.
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