Hello,
I'm looking for a free software that will let me create a photos slideshow cdrom.
Any suggestions ?
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Photos Slideshow CD
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Posted 22 September 2006 - 09:01 PM
#3
Posted 23 September 2006 - 12:38 PM
It really depends what you want. There are many types of slideshows.
Personally, I'm not a big fan of Picasa at all... I much prefer paying 150$ for Photoshop (upgrade price). I didn''t know picasa could create slideshows though. No idea what format it uses though (a video file? flash? and windows executable? plain web pages with javascript? ... no idea)
What I personally do when I share photos like that with others is either:
-give 'em a CD or DVD with just photos (not what you want seemingly) - almost everybody has a viewer with a slideshow feature nowadays (from the built-in XP preview thingy when you press F11 IIRC, to freeware apps and what not)
-or same thing, but also with screen-res versions and thumbnails on web pages (like an offline gallery, sort of) - the big advantage being that any system (no matter what OS or anything) can read web pages and images
-or if I really want it to be a slideshow, I use S5. It even works better than even powerpoint for some presentation purposes.
For the main part I just ship full DVDs (Taiyo Yuden media) to my dad as "offline backups" in case of fire or such, and just let friends/family access them online. Not an option if some don't have internet access though.
Personally, I'm not a big fan of Picasa at all... I much prefer paying 150$ for Photoshop (upgrade price). I didn''t know picasa could create slideshows though. No idea what format it uses though (a video file? flash? and windows executable? plain web pages with javascript? ... no idea)
What I personally do when I share photos like that with others is either:
-give 'em a CD or DVD with just photos (not what you want seemingly) - almost everybody has a viewer with a slideshow feature nowadays (from the built-in XP preview thingy when you press F11 IIRC, to freeware apps and what not)
-or same thing, but also with screen-res versions and thumbnails on web pages (like an offline gallery, sort of) - the big advantage being that any system (no matter what OS or anything) can read web pages and images
-or if I really want it to be a slideshow, I use S5. It even works better than even powerpoint for some presentation purposes.
For the main part I just ship full DVDs (Taiyo Yuden media) to my dad as "offline backups" in case of fire or such, and just let friends/family access them online. Not an option if some don't have internet access though.
This post has been edited by crahak: 23 September 2006 - 12:39 PM
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Posted 27 September 2006 - 05:08 PM
Irfanview Click on the link below to see some of what it can do.
[img=http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/6681/clipboard01wb7.th.jpg]
DL
[img=http://img291.imageshack.us/img291/6681/clipboard01wb7.th.jpg]
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This post has been edited by DL: 27 September 2006 - 05:09 PM
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