i am looking for a program that allows me to lay tracks to a photo slide show. also, i am hoping to be able to export in one program
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I have not used this software in years, switched to Adobe Premiere. I suggest going to the official final cut software website and inquiring.
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Yes it is, that is the operating system I used it on. I converted over 3500 slides and film strip images with only a few problems due to warped slides.
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Look at the on-line photos at first. Set the track out in some kind of configuration (we like the figure eight); then snap it together. You'll get it! We just got a second set and still haven't figured put how we are going to combine the two. Use your imagination and have fun!
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If I understand your question correctly, you are asking about saving the scanned slide image to a card then burning the saved images to a disc. I don't see why not. I haven't tried that yet because I prefer to transfer the images to my pc and edit them there. However you should be able to burn digital data from any source that your pc can read. I'm sure if there is a cumputer saavy person out there who reads this and disagrees, they'll let us know. ;-)
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Any idea if it will work for non-Powerpoint? Like Keynote or NeoOffice slideshows?
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Have you tried Aperture yet? It's the program I use, and am admittedly a fan of.
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I'm running PSP Photo X2 under Vista on an HP Slimline with 2 gigs of RAM and I have had no problems. However, I've read about some bad experiences that other people have had running PSP under Vista. I don't know for sure what the problems are, but I'd highly recommend a clean install of the Paint Shop software if at all possible. I'm in the same boat you are with regard to level of expertise (or lack thereof). I do have a lot of photos on my computer and I ran several of my problem photos through PSP Photo X2 and applied the "quick fix" button. The photos were all improved considerably with zero effort and knowledge. I'm pretty sure that with a little practice with the more complicated features I could do more. I have also used PCP Photo X2 do so some web graphics, and the support for layers, JPGs, GIFs, PNGs, and the RGB color model are more than sufficient for my needs (I used Photoshop in college and Print Shop works essentially the same way Photoshop did for the tasks I need it to do). I also tried Photoshop Elements, and the web-centric features of Print Shop Pro seemed far more robust to me than the ones in Elements. In my opinion, nothing even comes close to Print Shop Pro for the price. Finally, if you are interested in doing some detailed research before you buy the software, get Diane Koers's book "Picture Yourself Learning Corel Paint Shop Pro X2" and read it. It will tell you all the things you can do with the software and it's surprisingly inexpensive, especially for a Course Technology book. The best part is that after you read it and decide to buy the software (which I'm betting you will), the book will continue to be useful to you as a reference.
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I also have had two VuPoint FSt-C1-VP Film and Slide Digital Converters. The first one quit, so I got a second because I still had slides to copy. I have been able to use it with Windows 7 with Google's Picasa, their free Photo program. You can download it from Google. In Picasa, I select the import tab. Then select the OVT Scanner. It is the the generic TWAIN driver that Picasa uses for scanners and it seems to work with the VuPoint.
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Don't know. It doesn't take good images. I bought a scanner. Haven't tried it with slides yet.
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I have loaded it and run it under Windows7; however, since it does not provide two basic function that I want (ability to rearrange pictures or an easy way to open selected pictures in Coral PSPX2-my photo editor) I do not use it. I still use JACS Photo Album 5 which does what I want and it runs under Win7 also. Hope this helps. Vern
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I scanned slides but there is something you need to know. Once you download the Blaze Photo CD, only use the scanner. Scan in all the negatives, if you go into the Blaze Photo program everything freezes. Get the Picasa Photo program (which is free) and download that to transfer all your photos into in order to keep on pc or make a CD. It took me the longest time before I finally figured it our. Good Luck.
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Haven't used to convert slides. Used for old photos. We converted enough photos to put a High School year book to shame. Fast, convenient, and good quality. Very simple to use. Only problem with photos are the 8X10 and larger. Don't use for that. Stand alone or computer connection makes this thing great. Buy another micro SD though. Hope this helps.
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No- sorry but its a windows based program. Good luck as you search for the program that will work for you.
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Yes, but you will need a program capable of making an image file. There are a lot, depending upon your operating system, so just read about a few.
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So long as you have a basic imaging program (paint, photoshop) this is all you need . Once you have the images saved in JPEG, TIFF or a similar setting, you can just import it in, and the software does the rest!
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You would have to copy the slide, upload to your computer then use your computer software to size the photo you want and then print the photo. The 20 megapixel slide copier makes good copies, but when you print the photo be sure you print at 600 or 1200 dpi to get decent photos; default 300 doi will not do it. Check your printer to see what dpi it will copy at.
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I'll check it out, I've been trying to use Windows Movie Maker, not as bad as I thought, but looking for better, thanks, Woody