Adding vertical format images into Keynote

How do I bring vertical 35 mm slides from iPhoto into Keynote for a slide show, without cropping off the top and bottom of the image. What is the trick--or the ratio. I'm desperate

Export the intended photos, sizing them to the height of your presentation. Then import them to your presentation.

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Formatting images in Keynote

Hi All.
I am bringing an album of about 250 images into Keynote for a presentation that I have to get out in about a day.
Can anyone help me with formatting advice as I see that the images show up at various sizes in the window.
Also any other pointers regarding this issue would be greatly appreciated.
I am told the projector is 4:3 format.
Thanks,
Jonathan

From what you have said, I would guess that the smaller pictures are being imported in at actual size and not stretched at all to fill the slide. The ones that are being cropped are larger then the slide and are also being imported in at actual size and then cropped down to fit the slide.
I have not used Aperture before, but is it possible in there to change the size of pictures either up or down. If so, change all the images you want to 1024px x 768px. That is the size of a default Keynote template and will work with your 4:3 projector. Then when you import them into Keynote, they should fill the slide without cropping.

How do I place a large format image into Illustrator

I am trying to place a large format image that I created in Photoshop into Illustrator. I have tried PSD, TIFF, and JPG. I have even cropped down the image into smaller portions to try to make it easier to work with. Every time I try to Place the image I get a dialogue box saying,"The file 'Water 1.jpg' is in an unknown format and cannot be opened.' Can anyone help with this?

I would guess the file is simply too big. Make sure the document is in RGB mode. If I were you, I would never submit a file that size at 300ppi for large format. Large or grand format printers only need around 100 to 144ppi at 100% final size. Also, set the Illustrator file up at 25% scale and place the image at 25% @ 300ppi ( image resolution ends up around 75ppi which is still plenty when enlarged 400% to final size ). Getting back to the original error message, it could be the system is running out of both RAM and scratch disk space and cannot deal with the preview required. Better to scale the file down for large format.

How to import images into keynote without losing quality?

Whenever I import (either by dragging or through keynote import) high resolution images (either jpg or png) at high resolution (say 1920x1280) into any keynote presentation (1280x1024) it somehow automatically gets compressed into a really ugly lowres image. This, in my case, makes it impossible to present designs properly. Is this a setting or am I importing them wrong?

I think this is your answer.
Images in JPEG format remain JPEG images; other formats are converted to TIFF. After an image has been downsampled, you can’t restore it to its original size by clicking Original Size in the Metrics inspector. To avoid downsampling and use images at their original size, turn off automatic downsampling inKeynote preferences.
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/Keynote09_UserGuide.pdf

Sort vertical format images

Does anyone know how to sort images in Lightroom by their format shape, i.e. vertical or landscape?
Hope you can help
Regards
John

Silly me. Didn't spot that in the Sort options.
Thanks for a quick reply, though.
Regards
John

Adding a 2D image into a 3D scene

hey guys probably a very fast simple question.
I would like to add a 2D image to my 3D scene, so is there an existing object ready for use, or do i have to create my own quadArray and apply texture with the image?
thanks

Combine all the PDFs into a single document. Use the place multipage PDF script to place all the pages of the PDF. Add the logo to the master page. Export a new PDF.
Or...create an InDesign book out of the INDD files. Add the logo to a master page, sync the master to the book and save.
Bob

Bug when adding a af:image into a ADS enabled table

This looks like a bug, but wanted to check with others to see if they had seen it.
Enable MDS with a column in a table
For example:
<af:table value="#{ContactCollectionBean}" var="row" id="t2" horizontalGridVisible="false" verticalGridVisible="false"
width="300" columnStretching="column:c3">
<af:column sortable="false" headerText="User Name" id="c2" width="100">
<af:outputText value="#{row.displayName}" id="aot1"/>
</af:column>
<af:column sortable="false" headerText="Status" id="c3" noWrap="false" width="200">
<af:outputText value="#{row.status}" id="aot2"/>
</af:column>
All works fine (row.status gets updated when new events are pushed.
Now enter a af:image tag as a new column or as a new element in an existing column.
The value getting updated now changes to be the displayName. It looks like it gets confused by the af:image and on update does the column "one" to the left of the column it should...

Hi,
the update of the table is by the index of the attribute. So if the image also is part of the row object then this should work
Frank

How do you add multiple images in Keynote with the same slide formatting?

I want to add 100+ images into Keynote for a photo slideshow, and I want all of the images to be preformatted using the frame/border style I set up in one of the master slides...I don't want the images to fill the entire slide, and the goal is to not have to touch every slide and every image. I know I can add images individually using the media button on the photo placeholder and the photo will fill the frame I have created, but I want to do this for all images at one time. Is there a way to do this when adding the images into the presentation, or a way to format them all at once after adding them to the presentation. Someone please help, I have looked everywhere and have had no luck finding an answer!!! I accidentally made this happen last week when I was playing around but I don't know what I did and I can't seem to duplicate the results. I feel certain there has to be a fairly simply solution, something I am missing. I am working in the most recent version of Keynote (ver 6) and on Maverick OS.

tspencer74, I have exactly the same problem and it's driving me nuts! I'm heartened that you managed to actually do this even by accident as I've not managed to make it happen at all in spite of much fiddling. So, the big question, did you find the answer? If so can you tell me what it is please?

Adding pictures into keynote

I have a OD user who is having trouble adding pictures from iPhoto into Keynote. They are dragging photos from iPhoto onto Keynote Presentation and it is taking (in their words 5 mins) to add each picture. What could be happening here? Is there a solution?
Thanks in advance

They are dragging photos from iPhoto onto Keynote Presentation
To add images from iPhoto:
Within Keynote, click Media in the Toolbar, then select an image from your iPhoto, Aperture, or Photo Booth library.

Translating Pages document into Keynote presentation

Hello,
I have been creating a design portfolio as a pages document. A keynote version of some of the completed pages has been made by taking a screenshot and then pasting the images into Keynote. I have also attempted to find a export or conversion command that would take this document from it's Pages format into Keynote with no success.
It would also be nice to be able to select multiple pages (thumbnails) and play them as a slideshow right from Pages (you can do this by selecting multiple picture files with Preview). Is there a way to go from Pages to Keynote without the screenshot technique?
Regards
jemike

Tulse,
Thanks for the quick response. I have saved the document as a PDF and will try the page by page approach.
Regards,
jemike

"text wrap image" in Keynote 5.0.3

I used the subject line (without quotations) to search for an answer in both Keynote and Pages forums, but found nothing relevant.
Surely I can place an image into Keynote 09 and be able to wrap/ flow the text around it. Hadn't I done this in the past? I'm not able to find it today- looked in the inspectors (there is no "wrap" inspector tab, all the menus, read the user guide (it doesn't even have the word wrap in it), and it's looking like I can't wrap/ flow text around an image.
I have to admit I'm surprised by that.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, especially if you tell me it can be done and how to do it. ::grin::
Thanks. Joel.

Sorry to go off-topic, but I just wanted to explain why the “if you have to wrap, it’s too much text” is a good rule, but like most rules, there are many instances where that rule can +and should+ be broken.
Most of the presentations I make are to public boards (public utility governing boards, county boards of supervisors, regulatory agency boards, etc.). Before the meeting, I submit my Keynote presentation, which is included in the agenda and ultimately becomes part of the permanent public record.
I could make a fabulous speech with an amazing, very simple Keynote presentation that supports my speech, but the decisions typically don't get made in the meetings. They get made based on the recommendations of staff members who use my Keynote presentation as a reference because they weren't at the meeting to hear my riveting speech.
In these cases, the Keynote presentation isn't a visual aid for my speech. The speech is an audio aid for the Keynote presentation. Succinct and well-written text organized logically with easy-to-understand graphics wins staff over to my position. Three words and a graphic on a slide that don't make sense without the accompanying speech accomplish nothing.
Anyway, *as you said*, there are exceptions to every rule and your point is a good one. I see all too often presentations where the speaker stands in front of the group and just reads his PowerPoint presentation word for word (the people who do this are inevitably using PP, not Keynote, of course )
The most important thing is to consider the purpose of your presentation, whom it will be presented to, and how it will be used. Anyone who is doing presentations professionally should understand this rule (and others), and the reason behind it. And at that point, you can make an informed decision about whether or not the rule is appropriate to your specific situation.

Import images into Visual Edge Detector

I am new to this tool, infact very new. I am working on the image analysis of cancer CT images. I would like to know if it is possible to import the DICOM (or any other image format) images into this tool and get the edges detected?
If not what other tool of NI can I to apply alogrithms to edge detect?
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Hi, Elaine. Thanks for your inquiry. Here's my basic workflow:
Output JPG from Photoshop at intended size, say 300 x 400 px @ 72ppi.
Import to stage in Edge Animate - no options here. Image seems considerably less sharp, right on the stage - I have multiple identical monitors, so I can compare.
Use Edge Animate's Preview in Browser (in this case, Firefox for general testing purposes...) the images are not sharp.
If I DOUBLE the resolution when outputting from PS (600 x 800px @72 ppi), saving with the identical filename, as resdesign suggested, and change nothing in Edge, the outputted images look great. I have tested with many bitmaps and they all exhibit the SAME behavior.
Extremely inconvenient to have to manually re-calculate image output sizes to accommodate this problem in Edge.

Will a square format image fit into iPad screen and show full horizontal and vertical image?

Can a square format image be used to place in iPad screen and be viewed as either vertical or horizontal without experiencing unwanted cut off?

Normandoe wrote:
Can a square format image be used to place in iPad screen and be viewed as either vertical or horizontal without experiencing unwanted cut off?
No it will not, unfortunately. I just tried it.

Easy way to replace images in keynote without losing formating?

I have a keynote document that contains a large number of images which have been formated in various ways using the tools in keynote (resizing, masking, builds, etc.). When I noticed that the presentation was performing rather slows (locking up, delayed response, etc.), I took a closer look at the image files and discovered that they were 600 dpi. I changed the resolution of the files down to 72dpi in photoshop and replaced the original image with this new lower resolution version. The performance and that slide was greatly improved. However, I now have over 100 images that need the same treatment. I can pull the image file out of keynote fairly easily by dragging the file icon from the file info box of the the metrics tab of the inspector window into a finder folder. BUT, here is the question: is there a way to quickly and easily replace the original 600dpi images in keynote with the new ones that I have scaled down to 72 dpi in photoshop? As far as I can tell, I cannot simply drag the new image (or copy/paste) into the file info box of the metrics pane in the inspector window. Any suggestions???

If the scaling between the 600 DPI and 72 DPI versions of the images are different, then there likely isn't any way to do a bulk change. If, on the other hand, you just need to replace the images themselves, but the same effects are applied (e.g., same scaling, masking, etc.), then you may be able to batch replace them by tinkering with the presentation package. All Keynote presentation are actually "packages", collections of files that appear to the Finder as a single file. If you select the presentation icon while holding down the Control key, then choose "Show Package Contents" from the popup menu, you'll see the files inside the presentation. These files will include the original image files. If you name your 72 DPI files exactly the same as their 600 DPI versions, and replace the old versions with the newer, smaller versions, Keynote should use those new images exactly as it did the old ones.
If you have done a bunch of transformations on the images in Keynote, I'm a bit dubious that this will work, but it may be worth a shot.

Paste an image in Keynote in preset format ??

Looking for a way to paste an image in a keynote presentation with a preset format.
More Context: I have to submit a daily keynote presentation and I get images everyday to paste in it. But when I paste, I have to manually adjust the arrangement daily. Initially I just used to delete content early presentations and pasted the recent image and it worked fine, i.e., the image adjusted automatically according to earlier arrangement. But suddenly this is not working, don't know why. The image is getting pasted in its original size.
Any help in this is very much appreciated.
Thanks

Gary Scotland - Thanks a lot for your help. This has eased my job one level.
Am also looking to automate the complete process of my daily report: Just to name all the steps
Data in excel - Paste some data into numbers and in turn paste the resulting charts into keynote
- Paste some data into google spreadsheet-take snap shots of tables and paste these into keynote
- Paste some data charts from excel directly into keynote
So any idea on automating the above 3 steps (may be using applescript, but am new to mac and no idea on applescript).
If you need more details, please do let me know.
Your help is very much appreciated Gary.
Thanks again for all the help and quick response.

Adding vertical format images into Keynote

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