Since it sounds like you’re doing a video with a few photos thrown in, another
option is to not resize the thumbnails at all, leave them as is. Try something
“artsy”. You can insert them into “frames”(plain or fancy) inside the video
(e.g., Digital Juice?), and show them sequentially or perhaps flipping one
after the other as if they were a rotating file-card index. Or fill the video
screen with a collage of photos – the plan here is that you could position say
4 photos on the screen, then replace photo 1 with a new one while the others
are still shown, a few seconds later replace photo 2 with another one again
keeping the others, etc. Try not to be too symmetrical. Also, you can move
multiple pictures around the screen semi-randomly or in patterns, etc. In each
technique the pictures can be used at the size given to you, or shrunk even
more. In several of these instances you would need the photos to be on separate
tracks to allow proper overlapping.
Your client might appreciate this kind of creativity anyway, and since you have
only 20 pictures this probably won’t be too much of an effort.
Lee
From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On
Behalf Of [email protected]
Sent: Tuesday, December 25, 2012 8:32 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [AP] how to increase duration of stills to match audio / up res
stills ?
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as far as up res, I understand this is not usually the way to go, but if the
client only gives me tiny pics, I'll have to look into doing the up res;
---Perfect Resize 7.5, formerly Genuine Fractals
https://www.ononesoftware.com/products/perfect-resize/
thanks again for the help
Stan
Stan Kurtis
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