Can't load 4Beta yet. Watched all the videos. But are there any updates to SLIDESHOW module?
I'm also a little disappointed to see that there are no changes in the slideshow module. The bad situation is that there are few other software products for slide shows availabe on a Mac. iPhoto or iMovie require to have your photos in iPhoto (more disk space, no synch availabe, etc.). But back to Lightroom: for a photo amateur like me, the following features would make a great deal:
Agreed, the Slideshow Module is a disapointment by comparrison to some other options ... in my mind it is the only feature that Aperture 3 eats LR's lunch (allows the inclusion of video clips, multiple audio tracks and timeline adjustmeents and plenty of creative transitions) ... nearly makes the $80 pricetag worth the puchase for this feature alone ... I had hoped to see some movement/improvement in this area by now ... as many of my portrait/wedding and even action sports clients are very interested and receptive to purchasing creative slideshows ... it would be very satisfying to be able to create one from within the friendly confines of the LR UI ...
JimHess wrote:
And Lightroom, which is sluggish at best on some computers, just keeps getting slower and slower. Keep demanding or requesting this stuff, and we'll all have to buy high end computers to even be able to run it.
Then how is Aperture able to do this efficiently? If you only wish to process RAW still images, just turn off the Modules you don't care for ... they don't use any resources if you don't visit them and utilize the features.
Butch_M wrote:
Aperture 3 eats LR's lunch (allows the inclusion of video clips, multiple audio tracks and timeline adjustmeents and plenty of creative transitions) ... nearly makes the $80 pricetag worth the puchase for this feature alone
That's all I use Aperture for.
I think it's well-understood that Slideshow is due a bit of love.
There are a few things on my personal wish list to aid with slideshow presentations.....
Or am I just asking to much of what is already a great upgrade ![]()
To play a Book as Slideshow is actually a smart idea !
If you have spent time to produce something that looks great page per page in print, the same is true in a slideshow, where also each slide(=page) must be able to stand interesting for its own. I'd agree the design principles are the same.
Then, of course, it is all the more vital, that duration can be set individually per page, to allow more time for more complex pages.
Your word/layout wishes should be covered, once the book module will have custom layout capability and be reusable to play as slideshow.
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