Can I insert or open with a Photo, then using a Panning effect on the photo insert background music and narration?
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I dont know. Ive used this only to edit and fix current videos and i havent had alot of time to play with program and discover its full potential. Sorry that i cant help you more.
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Yes, it does. I am using mine right now, and was able to change from transition effects to straight slideshow. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure , I didn't use that feature. It was for a customer. Try holding down a memory button when you have the desired color combination. Thanks, Chris
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Yes. The watermark/overlay features let you add text and/or graphics to your images.
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i think what you want to do is go to settings, display, graphic, preloaded, that will give you backgrounds, or you can take a picture and use as your background
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If you mean the screen background. Yes, you can change it. Actually you can connect a USB drive and transfer images.
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Yes. One clicks on the setup icon from the main menu, that allows you to choose from a photo sequence setting: random, and sequence (where photos are displayed alpha-numerically based on file name).
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Yes. Import the photos into a photo editing software. I use Picasa (Google product) and I can crop, change the lighting, contrast, etc. Works great. Only problem with the maching are with pictures that are odd sizes. If the picture comes out of the feeder slide. its hell to get the photo out from inside the machine. I tried using clear plastic but it degraded the lightness of the photo
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We inserted pictures without any sticking but have not changed any. We don't think it will be a problem. These albums are really nice and we think they were a value.Hope this helped.
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Although it is not specifically stated, you should go the "IMPORT MEDIA" button on the tool bar. This allows you to iport various media to the project window. You should, then, be able to insert it where you wish in the audio timeline.
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Nothing. You should clip your background to the top and sides to keep it taut.
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Hi Elisandro, of course you can. Just choose the effect with the memory pedals, then press write and exit buttons to edit. Now you can adjust the effect as desired by choosing the category you want (sound library buttons), and adjusting knobs to get the different variations. I hope it helps you.
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you have to do this after you upload the images or video onto you computer. if you have windows 7 open files with "windows photo viewer" and it will have an option to flip around all the way(360 degrees)
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Yes you can snag anything to the editor the print and easily X out of that snagged image. You can play with profiles as well I bet to even make that easier
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Yes you can add your own backgrounds to the folder where all of the selections are held
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Last time I used it, I don't think you can. I do all my editing later anyway, with PS Elements, or other program. Ahhh... I may have spoken too soon ... lol As I indicated - I haven't used it in a few weeks now.:-)
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Yes you can. You you can cut from either end, and put in any section of any tack anywhere within that track, and fade in and out to flow/smooth it all out nicely. I believe you can have multiple tracks also. I have not used it as much as I'd like, but from what I have found you can do almost anything your mind is capable of creating. The biggest problem with the music was the files it "accepts"...WAV and mp3...which my itunes library is not compatible, so I had to burn a playlist of the songs from itunes that I wanted, and rip them back into windows media player as a WAV file and save it to a folder THEN I could use them in Premier, also the photos and video files had to be shrunk down(you are usually working with quite a few at a time) so they don't crash the program, which is easy to do in Photoshop Elements, so buy them both, if you can there are some nice little "tools" that play off of each other, usually they will sell the two at a reduced price. I also bought "The Muvipix.com Guide to Premier Elements"- it is a pretty good book to have as all of Adobe seems to be not so "user friendly". :)