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Anybody want to help me evaluate something?
Yesterday was a good day. I had just gotten my Epson R-D 1 back from rehab at Steve's AND had something to photograph with it (a dance rehearsal.)
I was pleased with several of the pictures I got, and wanted to try something different with them. So I downloaded the demo version of an application called Soundslides Plus and tried my hand at turning some of the images (plus sound I had recorded with a cheapo mini camcorder) into a "visual press release." Don't worry, it's only 58 seconds long!
You're welcome to comment on the individual photos, although I figure either you're interested in this kind of thing or you're not. I'd be even more appreciative, though, for comments about this style of presenting a collection of pictures: Does it work for you? Any suggestions for improving the general concept? And particularly: Did you have any technical issues viewing it?
I'm holding off on paying the license fee for Soundslides (which would remove the "demo" stamp at the beginning) until I'm convinced it will be useful, and I also want to be reasonably sure it generates absolutely bulletproof code. Thanks for any input!
Pic from the presentation for those who want to see something first:
Yesterday was a good day. I had just gotten my Epson R-D 1 back from rehab at Steve's AND had something to photograph with it (a dance rehearsal.)
I was pleased with several of the pictures I got, and wanted to try something different with them. So I downloaded the demo version of an application called Soundslides Plus and tried my hand at turning some of the images (plus sound I had recorded with a cheapo mini camcorder) into a "visual press release." Don't worry, it's only 58 seconds long!
You're welcome to comment on the individual photos, although I figure either you're interested in this kind of thing or you're not. I'd be even more appreciative, though, for comments about this style of presenting a collection of pictures: Does it work for you? Any suggestions for improving the general concept? And particularly: Did you have any technical issues viewing it?
I'm holding off on paying the license fee for Soundslides (which would remove the "demo" stamp at the beginning) until I'm convinced it will be useful, and I also want to be reasonably sure it generates absolutely bulletproof code. Thanks for any input!
Pic from the presentation for those who want to see something first: