SHARPNESS ON CD COPY FROM SLIDE SHOW

Way the copy on CD-R 700MB from slide show lose sharpness?

If you mean you made a VCD, those always look hateful. That's just what VCD is like. If you have a DVD burner export your slideshow as a wmv file and use whatever software came with your burner to make a video dvd instead.

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Copy on cd from slide show in adobe element 7

Way the copy on CD-R or CD-RW 700MB from slide show lose sharpness?
I created slide show with total run time each slide 5 sec and total about 20 min and it covered on CD182MB.
Later I discovered what 5 sec for each slide is not enough and I revised time to 9 sec with total time 41 min.. in this time the copy on CD covered 347 MB.
In both CD the sharpness very bad and not as original slide show.
I used the process to make slide show exactly as provided procedure in Element 7.
Is NORMAL to lost sharpnes on CD? If is not, what I need to correct?

If you mean you made a VCD, those always look hateful. That's just what VCD is like. If you have a DVD burner export your slideshow as a wmv file and use whatever software came with your burner to make a video dvd instead.

I want to make a copy of slide show create from my own photographs and with a an audio track behind them. I have carefully followed the iDVD tutorials and burnt the result to a disc but image quality is very poor. What is wrong?

I want to make a DVD of a slide-show with an audio track behind the photographs. I have carefully followed the iDVD video tutorials but the result is far from satisfactory. The quality of the images on the resulting DVD are blurred and indistict although the original photographs are of a very high quality. Where am I going wrong? Would I have better results from a different program than the inbuilt iDVD and if so so what programs have others found to be better? I should be grateful for some expert guidance.

Hey Falcopebo,
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Looks like you have image quality issues when using iDVD to burn.
iDVD 7.0: Burned DVD has interlacing, pixelation, or image quality issues
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4078
A standard DVD made by iDVD is made to the standard DVD resolution of 720 X 480, which is smaller than most HDTVs and monitors. When expanded to fit the entire screen or monitor, the image will distort slightly due to upscaling to fit the screen or monitor.
Have a nice day,
Mario

Import photos from slide show cd

I have a cd slide show that was given to me that was created with lightroom. How do I import the pictures to lightroom3? When I try to import it shows no photos because they are embeded in the slide show application.

What format is the slidshow in?
If it is a pdf, then you can open it in PS (as long as it hasn't been security protected) and extract each image as a individual file.
If it is in a video format, you will need to open it in a video editor and create stills from each image.

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I am creating a slide show in Photoshop Elements 8.0. Half of the photos are just black now. Please help!

I am creating a slide show in Photoshop Elements 8.0. Half of the photos are just black now. Please help!

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If I work on a stunning slide show, with music et al, It would be perfect if I can export to a swf file and put it on a web site or left to clients on a CD.
Otherwise, as is now, I have to work twice: create a slide show and then a web flash site...

There is nothing you are doingt wrong, the web people need to check their Flash stuff, most importantly realyl include al lthe files you provide them with. there's a reason why it spits out 4 files...
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Help with audio from slide show

Used Photoshop Elements 8.0 to create slide show. After adding audio, reviewed show several times with no issue. Then, began having issue of show playing and audio to start with, then audio cuts out and slide show continues. Went ahead and exported to Premiere Elements 8.0 and audio played all the way through in review. Exported to DVD. Plays fine on DVD players, but when I attempt to play on computer, in Windows Media Player, audio( music) plays for a while then cuts out. If I stop and close player, and then open again show picks up where left off, and appropriate music plays, but only for awhile and then cuts out. Am making several copies of this DVD for others to play. Some will use DVD player, some will use computer. Dont' understand. Need help.

Have you tried to play the DVD on a different computer to see if it's your computer or the DVD?
The fact it plays fine on your DVD player makes me think it might be something wrong with your computer.

Pop up from slide show

I am trying make a larger image pop up on clicking a slide in a slide show. Basically I'll end up with 3 sizes, a thumbnail which triggers the larger slide and then an even larger image that is accessed by clicking on the slide.
This is a link to a page where I am attempting this.
http://ljusa.businesscatalyst.com/stockholm--1.html
Interestingly, the effect I am trying to achieve is essentially the same thing that happens in this forum. When you click on the attached photo; a window with a close button opens a larger image. There must be a fairly easy way to do this. I have tried with tool tips but cannont get the trigger to not hide the slide I want people to click on.

There is a way you can build this in Muse.
Create two compositon widgets. A) a blank compositon widget, B) a lightbox widget (see Figure 1)
The Blank Compostion trigger will be the smallest image (highlighted in red)
The Hero for the Blank Compostion will just be a white fill (I have a keyline around it for viewing purposes)
The LightBox trigger will have the mid-sized image (highlighted in red) Note: make sure you are on the "Normal" in the "States" section when applying the image.
The LightBox hero will have the largest image (highlighted in red)
Place the LightBox trigger image over to the Blank Compostion Hero image box.
The box outline will turn blue confirming that it is placed into the Hero Image box. (See Figure 2)
When viewed in a browser the Trigger for the blank and LightBox will be visable, when you mark the medium image the large image will appear.
FIGURE 1
FIGURE 2

IPhoto '08: How can I copy an album or slide show to another computer?

Hi,
I want to take a slideshow of a trip that I put music to and move it from my iBook to my new iMac so I can use iDVD to make a DVD of the slideshow (since I can't burn DVDs on my iBook). I have TONS of pictures from this trip, so it would really be a pain to cull through them again, even though all of the photos are on both computers.
Is there any way to copy a slide show (or an iPhoto album) to another computer via an external hard drive? I looked in the iPhoto Help and couldn't find anything on the subject.
Thanks for any advice! I promised some tripmates I would send them a DVD of my photos back in October, so I'm starting to feel guilty!
Karin

Karin:
Here is one way to create the DVD:
1 - on your iBook with the slideshow ready to do use the Share->Send to iDVD menu option.
2 - once the slideshow is compiled into a Quicktime movie and is exported to iDVD, quit iDVD without saving.
3 - look inside your Movies folder for the QT movie that was just created.
4 - copy that movie file to your iMac.
5 - open iDVD on your iMac, select a theme and add a slideshow to the menu window with the "+" button at the bottom.
6 - open the slideshow editing window by double clicking on the slideshow button or text in the menu.
7 - drag the QT movie into the slideshow window on the left. This will let iDVD scale the QT movie to the TV safe area so non of the movie is lost to the TV overscan that will occur if the movie is added directly to the menu.
8 - once the iDVD project is ready use the File->Save as Disk Image to save the project as a disk image. This allows you to mount the disk image and play it with DVD Player to confirm that the encoding went as it should and there are no typos in the menu or title (my biggest error).
9 - when ready to burn use Disk Utility to burn, at the slowest speed possible, to a DVD-R disk.
TIP: For insurance against the iPhoto database corruption that many users have experienced I recommend making a backup copy of the Library6.iPhoto database file and keep it current. If problems crop up where iPhoto suddenly can't see any photos or thinks there are no photos in the library, replacing the working Library6.iPhoto file with the backup will often get the library back. By keeping it current I mean backup after each import and/or any serious editing or work on books, slideshows, calendars, cards, etc. That insures that if a problem pops up and you do need to replace the database file, you'll retain all those efforts. It doesn't take long to make the backup and it's good insurance.
I've created an Automator workflow application (requires Tiger), iPhoto dB File Backup, that will copy the selected Library6.iPhoto file from your iPhoto Library folder to the Pictures folder, replacing any previous version of it. It's compatible with iPhoto 08 libraries and Leopard. iPhoto does not have to be closed to run the application, just idle. You can download it at Toad's Cellar. Be sure to read the Read Me pdf file.

Can iPhoto slide shows be move from one iPhoto 11 library to another??

Over the years (2004 to the present), I have used iPhoto to create some great family slide shows. The best works are carefully syncrhonized with musical background and crafted Ken Burns motion coupled with transitions and labels to emphasize features. I have exported them as HD movies for playing with great success.
My problem is that I would like to preserve the original slide shows as an archive for playing on the Apple TV or future hires devices yet to come. But they are scattered over several different iPhoto libraries. Long ago (aka > 2 years), it was necessary to use multiple iPhoto libraries because they were so big and hard to move around. Today I have a machine big enough to house the entire photo library with terabytes to spare and I have consollidated all the separate libraries into one master library which can be accessed from an Apple TV or a laptop.
The consolidation was done withiPhoto Library Manager by Fat Cat Software. After some false starts this worked out well but Library Manager doesn't seem to have the capability of copying the slide shows. The Events, Albums, and meta data appear to copy ok but the slide shows don't appear in the listing of the iPhoto library and hence can't be marked to copy. Maybe I am missing something in the copy process.
Is there another way to copy the slide show definitions? It would take many hours of labor to reconstruct all of the motion and transitions.
My guess is that I am not the only person in the world that has made a nice slide show and now can't copy it into a new iPhoto library.

Not really
LN

Why are slide show images less sharp than preview images?

Dear Aperture users,
as documented in the manual and on Apple's support pages, Aperture 3 uses the preview images for its slide show. However, when I compare the quality of my preview images in full-screen mode with the quality of the slide show images, the preview images clearly look sharper.
Apparently, Aperture's slide show does not simply use the preview images as documented, but applies some sort of "adjustment", resulting in less crisp looking images. Since I haven't found any satisfying answer yet, my questions are:
1). What exactly is the adjustment that slide show applies to the preview images?
2). Can I somehow tweak this adjustment, say, with a terminal command?
Best regards,
Dirk61.

iPhoto can make two different types of slide show movies. It would help to know which you're making.
One is made via the File/Export to QuickTime movie and makes a 4 track file with a simple fade effect. These use the Photo-JPEG codec.
The other is a 30 fps "video" using H.264 video codec via the "Share" menu.
A third method (rarely used) is to Export to iDVD. This makes an absurdly high data rate MPEG-4 video. This is also found under the Share menu.
The MPEG-4 video codec also includes an "automatic" gamma correction feature which compensates for the gammas difference between Mac's and PC's.
Try one export to iDVD. Include your audio track prior but use a high quality (.aiff) sound file. No need to actually "burn" the DVD. You can even close iDVD after it opens. You'll find the new movie in your Users Movie folder.
Open it with QT Pro and export to a new .mov file. Adjust the data rate to something more reasonable and add some audio compression.
If the colors still look too dark you can use the built in Filters in the Export dialog. You can adjust B&C or HSL or even use ColorSync Profiles that can help correct the image quality (if needed).

Elements 7 Slide Show - resolution

I am doing a slide show for the first time. Photos were clear on the screen until I put them in the slide show. In the slide show, they are no longer sharp when I run the slide show on my computer. I need to put these on a disc to be shown on a screen for a group to watch. Is there something I can do to make the pictures clearer?
If you can help me, please use very basic steps. I am very new to using this. Thank you!

please post some additional information
(I know these are alot of questions, but we do need more information. So just ask if you do not understand my questions.)
- post the specific choices that you made when you did the Output command from the PSE slide show editor.
-- what is the resolution of the monitor on which you did the slideshow playback ?
-- what software did you use for playback and did you play back at full screen ?
I need to put these on a disc to be shown on a screen for a group to watch.
We also need more information on the method of playback for viewing by the group.
Projector hooked to a PC? What software on the PC will be used for playback? What is the resolution setting for the projector?
As an example, when I play back in a classroom where the projector is connected to a computer running Windows and playback is done using the Windows Media Player software, I found I get best results if I match the output of the wmv file that I create from PSE slide show editor to the resolution at which the projector will be set.
However, if the disc that you will be creating is a standard video DVD and the playback will be from a DVD player or DVD playing software, then you don't have a choice on resolution - it needs to be DVD-NTSC (in the USA). In that case it is better to evaluate playback quality using DVD player software on your PC instead of evaluating full screen slideshow preview within PSE.

E72 Screen Saver Slide Show Issues

I have my e72 setup to run a slideshow when it goes into power save mode...
It works fine but after awhile, it goes from slide show mode into displaying a "clock".
I would think it would just repeat the slide show over and over?
What am I doing wrong? Thanks!

There is a max of x (1?) minutes for the power saver.
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N8-00 RM 596 V:111.030.0609; E71-1(05) RM 346 V: 500.21.009

B&w photo shows color in slide show

In slide show preview, thumbnails all show as B&W, but in the slide show two photos appear in color. they are B&W in the album and in the photo "stream" and in slide show thumbnail but show up color in the full photos in review or playing slide show. clicked them in and out of color, b&w. deleted from slide show and reinserted them - same result.

restarted iphoto and problem resolved.

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How to copy slide show from adobe photoshop elements 10 onto sd card for picture frame

Do you mean a digital photo frame? If so You probably need jpeg files, PSE only outputs the slideshow as a wmv or PDF file. But you can use File >> Export As New
Then make some copy jpegs and copy or drag them to the SD card.

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