My first experiment with Windows Movie Maker, and doing something different for a change with all my travel photos.
Cool, huh?
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- My passions are threefold when not lost in the warmth of a significant other. I love travel, music, books, and I'm never happier than when indulging in all three, preferably with someone, in some manner of cross-cultural existentialist orgy. I possess an overactive imagination, am often mesmerised by the simple things in life and simply fascinated by meeting people from abroad and sharing experiences of this crazy planet of ours. That goes for you reading this too.
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6 comments:
That is some great work, Ing :)
Good timings & transitions without going overboard and without being too dull :)
Makes me want to go play with things myself :)
But... I probably won't ;)
I listened/watched it three times to get the full hit. Great track and great work i agree.
(Runs off to see if she has movie maker on her computer)
Yes, Windows Movie Maker comes for free with Windows XP :)
For what it is, I think it does a pretty good job :)
Wow, that came out really well and the soundtrack worked with it a right treat. Are you pleased with it? Was it difficult to work it out?
The reason I ask is I've got to put together a presentation for next Monday and I'm allergic to PP. Apparently, it's really easy to do stuff with...but I've got a sneaking suspicion that's just a vicious rumour.
Thanks for the nice comments guys, I'm really glad you liked it! Not bad for a mere experiment on my part!
Thing about my travel obsession though; is that I never mean to show off or anything, I rather wish to share what I've seen, and urge others to do the same, so I'm glad I don't come across that way.
Rose - I am glad to report that it is real easy to use. Pictures/movies are basically drag & drop then you can edit each 'frame' or 'title' within with allsorts of effects. Either do what I did, with trial & error, or have a good look through the help files. But basically, I put that together in an evening with some tinkering, deciding what pictures/music etc to use.
My favourite sign in Turkey was a sandwich board hoping to lure tourists in to enjoy:-
Tesco bacon
Asda sausage
Needless to say, we passed.
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