An update to an earlier post today, with something to show for my troubles.
I put together a photo slideshow with Picasa, Google’s nifty little photo software. It’s pretty user-friendly [albeit a little glitchy], and lets you export your slideshow as a .mov movie, which is preferable to the Soundslides method of conversion, which can take awhile.
Unfortunately, I left my sound files on my camera in Am’erst, so this slideshow is without sound for the time being, but I’ll throw some in later next week upon my return.
The sound is creepy, though. When I close my eyes and listen it sounds like you’re euthanizing an invalid who just won’t die, and you’re doing it by smothering them with… um… a hot water bottle that’s got an ice chisel stuck inside it?
[...] I’ve used a lot of different programs for slideshows, from Soundslides to Picasa – and my girlfriend, a documentary filmmaker who spends a lot of time showing me how to use [...]
Gosh, she’s purdy.
The sound is creepy, though. When I close my eyes and listen it sounds like you’re euthanizing an invalid who just won’t die, and you’re doing it by smothering them with… um… a hot water bottle that’s got an ice chisel stuck inside it?
Like I say, creepy.
[...] I’ve used a lot of different programs for slideshows, from Soundslides to Picasa – and my girlfriend, a documentary filmmaker who spends a lot of time showing me how to use [...]