Recent changes to Making a Simple Slideshow

Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 20:10:16 -0000

--- v10
+++ v11
@@ -33,7 +33,7 @@
 D: delete the image from the current position;
 
▲: move the image up one position; note that the list can be put into any arbitrary order with just one button, a “down” button is not necessary.

-Ready to go? Back to the *Project* tab, and click the *Produce scene* button. Forgot to save the scene? No worries, if no scene name has been entered you will be reminded to enter one before processing begin. In any case, the project file is always saved before processing commences, as well as a backup (see [Backup Files])
+Ready to go? Back to the *Project* tab, and click the *Produce scene* button. Forgot to save the scene? No worries, if no scene name has been entered you will be reminded to enter one before processing begins. In any case, the project file is always saved before processing commences, as well as a backup (see [Backup Files])


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Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 20:04:21 -0000

--- v9
+++ v10
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@

  2. The “Still”  and 3. “Transition” durations are entered as seconds:frames, as described in [Extending a Video or Timelapse Sequence with a Buffer]. If the “Lock times” checkbox is checked, then only the first line is active, the values in the other lines are updated when leaving a field.

- 4. The transition “Type” and 5. starting position (“Starts from”) can be selected. A wide range of transition types is available (see [Image Transitions] for extensive examples); depending on the transition type chosen, different starting points are possible. In addition, for some transitions a blur value (6. “Blur”) makes sense and can be chosen. All transiiton options must be individually chosen for all images, there is no locking mechanism as there is for durations.
+ 4. The transition “Type” and 5. starting position (“Starts from”) can be selected. A wide range of transition types is available (see [Image Transitions] for extensive examples); depending on the transition type chosen, different starting points are possible. In addition, for some transitions a blur value (6. “Blur”) makes sense and can be chosen. All transition options must be individually chosen for every image pair, there is no locking mechanism as there is for durations.

 Finally, 7., 8., and 9., the “C”, “D”, and “▲” buttons can be used to manipulate the list as follows:
 C: copy the image at the current position;

Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 20:03:06 -0000

--- v8
+++ v9
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 In agreement with the [Scene Concept] it is possible to create a scenen consisiting of still images that transition, one to the next to create a slideshow.

-First, steer to the directory you wish to save your project to. For a slideshow it is a good idea to have the images completely prepared so that no further processing is necessary, and have them named as a series, e.g.  “Slide 000.png”, “Slide 001.png”, etc. This will simplify putting the images in the correct otrder in Volpe. Go to the *Images* tab to see the files available:
+First, steer to the directory you wish to save your project to. For a slideshow it is a good idea to have the images completely prepared so that no further processing is necessary, and have them named as a series, e.g.  “Slide 000.png”, “Slide 001.png”, etc. This will simplify putting the images in the correct order in Volpe. Go to the *Images* tab to see the files available:

 [[img src="Slide Show 01.png"]]

@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@

  2. The “Still”  and 3. “Transition” durations are entered as seconds:frames, as described in [Extending a Video or Timelapse Sequence with a Buffer]. If the “Lock times” checkbox is checked, then only the first line is active, the values in the other lines are updated when leaving a field.

- 4. The transition “Type” and 5. starting position (“Starts from”) can be selected. A wide range of transition types is available (see [Image Transitions] for extensive examples); depending on the transition type chosen, different starting points are possible. In addition, for some transitions a blur value (6. “Blur”) makes sense and can be chosen.
+ 4. The transition “Type” and 5. starting position (“Starts from”) can be selected. A wide range of transition types is available (see [Image Transitions] for extensive examples); depending on the transition type chosen, different starting points are possible. In addition, for some transitions a blur value (6. “Blur”) makes sense and can be chosen. All transiiton options must be individually chosen for all images, there is no locking mechanism as there is for durations.

 Finally, 7., 8., and 9., the “C”, “D”, and “▲” buttons can be used to manipulate the list as follows:
 C: copy the image at the current position;

Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 19:56:23 -0000

--- v7
+++ v8
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@

 [[img src="Slide Show 02.png"]]

-The first loaded image is shown in the column *Selected* (1) and directly underneath is a link (2) “Select all /Slide_\d+.png/ (4 images)”. Clicking on this will show all images in the series to be selected:
+The first loaded image is shown in the column *Selected* (1) and directly underneath is a link (2) “Select all /Slide_\d+.png/ (4 images)”. Clicking on this will show all images in the series to be selected:

 [[img src="Slide Show 03.png"]]

Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 19:54:46 -0000

--- v6
+++ v7
@@ -29,9 +29,9 @@
  4. The transition “Type” and 5. starting position (“Starts from”) can be selected. A wide range of transition types is available (see [Image Transitions] for extensive examples); depending on the transition type chosen, different starting points are possible. In addition, for some transitions a blur value (6. “Blur”) makes sense and can be chosen.

 Finally, 7., 8., and 9., the “C”, “D”, and “▲” buttons can be used to manipulate the list as follows:
-* C: copy the image at the current position;
-* D: delete the image from the current position;
-* ▲: move the image up one position; note that the list can be put into any arbitrary order with just one button, a “down” button is not necessary.
+C: copy the image at the current position;
+
D: delete the image from the current position;
+
▲: move the image up one position; note that the list can be put into any arbitrary order with just one button, a “down” button is not necessary.

 Ready to go? Back to the *Project* tab, and click the *Produce scene* button. Forgot to save the scene? No worries, if no scene name has been entered you will be reminded to enter one before processing begin. In any case, the project file is always saved before processing commences, as well as a backup (see [Backup Files])

Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 19:45:00 -0000

--- v5
+++ v6
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 In agreement with the [Scene Concept] it is possible to create a scenen consisiting of still images that transition, one to the next to create a slideshow.

-first, steer to the directory you wish to save your project to. For a slideshow it is a good idea to have the images completely prepared so that no further processing is necessary, and have them named as a series, e.g.  “Slide 000.png”, “Slide 001.png”, etc. This will simplify putting the images in the correct otrder in Volpe. Go to the *Images* tab to see the files available:
+First, steer to the directory you wish to save your project to. For a slideshow it is a good idea to have the images completely prepared so that no further processing is necessary, and have them named as a series, e.g.  “Slide 000.png”, “Slide 001.png”, etc. This will simplify putting the images in the correct otrder in Volpe. Go to the *Images* tab to see the files available:

 [[img src="Slide Show 01.png"]]

@@ -24,11 +24,11 @@

  1. The checked “Lock times” checkbox ensures that all times are the same for all images. Uncheck the box to enter different times per line.

- 2. The “Still”  and 3. “Transition” durations are entered as seconds:frames, as described in [Extending a Video or Timelapse Sequence with a Buffer]. If the “Lock times” checkbox is checked, then only the first line is active, the values in the other lines are updated when leaving a field.
+ 2. The “Still”  and 3. “Transition” durations are entered as seconds:frames, as described in [Extending a Video or Timelapse Sequence with a Buffer]. If the “Lock times” checkbox is checked, then only the first line is active, the values in the other lines are updated when leaving a field.

  4. The transition “Type” and 5. starting position (“Starts from”) can be selected. A wide range of transition types is available (see [Image Transitions] for extensive examples); depending on the transition type chosen, different starting points are possible. In addition, for some transitions a blur value (6. “Blur”) makes sense and can be chosen.

-Finally, 7., 8., and 9., the “C”. “D”, and “▲” buttons can be used to manipulate the list as follows:
+Finally, 7., 8., and 9., the “C”, “D”, and “▲” buttons can be used to manipulate the list as follows:
 * C: copy the image at the current position;
 * D: delete the image from the current position;
 * ▲: move the image up one position; note that the list can be put into any arbitrary order with just one button, a “down” button is not necessary.

Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 19:43:47 -0000

--- v4
+++ v5
@@ -20,8 +20,20 @@

 [[img src="Slide Show 06.png"]]

+Note the following:

+ 1. The checked “Lock times” checkbox ensures that all times are the same for all images. Uncheck the box to enter different times per line.

+ 2. The “Still”  and 3. “Transition” durations are entered as seconds:frames, as described in [Extending a Video or Timelapse Sequence with a Buffer]. If the “Lock times” checkbox is checked, then only the first line is active, the values in the other lines are updated when leaving a field.
+
+ 4. The transition “Type” and 5. starting position (“Starts from”) can be selected. A wide range of transition types is available (see [Image Transitions] for extensive examples); depending on the transition type chosen, different starting points are possible. In addition, for some transitions a blur value (6. “Blur”) makes sense and can be chosen.
+
+Finally, 7., 8., and 9., the “C”. “D”, and “▲” buttons can be used to manipulate the list as follows:
+* C: copy the image at the current position;
+* D: delete the image from the current position;
+* ▲: move the image up one position; note that the list can be put into any arbitrary order with just one button, a “down” button is not necessary.
+
+Ready to go? Back to the *Project* tab, and click the *Produce scene* button. Forgot to save the scene? No worries, if no scene name has been entered you will be reminded to enter one before processing begin. In any case, the project file is always saved before processing commences, as well as a backup (see [Backup Files])


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Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 19:27:12 -0000

--- v3
+++ v4
@@ -14,11 +14,13 @@

 Now to the details of the slideshow. Click on the *Tools* tab where initially the *Video/Timelapse* subtab is highlighted.

-[[img src="Slide Show 05.png"]]
+[[img src="Slide Show 04.png"]]

 Click here on the *Transition/Slideshow* subtab to determine further details.

-[[img src="Slide Show 04.png"]]
+[[img src="Slide Show 06.png"]]
+
+

Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 19:25:20 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -1,8 +1,24 @@
 In agreement with the [Scene Concept] it is possible to create a scenen consisiting of still images that transition, one to the next to create a slideshow.

-first, steer to the directory you wish to save your project to. For a slideshow it is a good idea to have the images completely prepared so that no further processing is necessary, and have them named as a series, e.g.  “Slide 000.png”, “Slide 001.png”, etc. This will simplify putting the images in the correct otrder in Volpe. Go to the images tab to see the files available:
+first, steer to the directory you wish to save your project to. For a slideshow it is a good idea to have the images completely prepared so that no further processing is necessary, and have them named as a series, e.g.  “Slide 000.png”, “Slide 001.png”, etc. This will simplify putting the images in the correct otrder in Volpe. Go to the *Images* tab to see the files available:

 [[img src="Slide Show 01.png"]]
+
+Select the first image of the slide show and wait for it to load. Then return to the *Images* tab. To select further images, control-click can be used; but Volpe will also recognise that a numbered series of images is present and allows you to choose all the images in the series:
+
+[[img src="Slide Show 02.png"]]
+
+The first loaded image is shown in the column *Selected* (1) and directly underneath is a link (2) “Select all /Slide_\d+.png/ (4 images)”. Clicking on this will show all images in the series to be selected:
+
+[[img src="Slide Show 03.png"]]
+
+Now to the details of the slideshow. Click on the *Tools* tab where initially the *Video/Timelapse* subtab is highlighted.
+
+[[img src="Slide Show 05.png"]]
+
+Click here on the *Transition/Slideshow* subtab to determine further details.
+
+[[img src="Slide Show 04.png"]]

Making a Simple Slideshow modified by skepticalee

skepticalee — Fri, 28 Feb 2020 18:54:06 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -1,3 +1,9 @@
-In agreement with the [Scene Concept] it is possible to create a scenen consisiting of still images that transition, one to the next: A Slideshow.
+In agreement with the [Scene Concept] it is possible to create a scenen consisiting of still images that transition, one to the next to create a slideshow.
+
+first, steer to the directory you wish to save your project to. For a slideshow it is a good idea to have the images completely prepared so that no further processing is necessary, and have them named as a series, e.g.  “Slide 000.png”, “Slide 001.png”, etc. This will simplify putting the images in the correct otrder in Volpe. Go to the images tab to see the files available:
+
+[[img src="Slide Show 01.png"]]
+
+

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