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Photodex ProShow: Visual QuickStart Guide

Name: Photodex ProShow: Visual QuickStart Guide
Author: Jon Canfield
ISBN: 9780132104647

by Jon Canfield

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Overview

Photodex ProShow: Visual Quickstart Guide, in full color, leads readers through the process of creating stunning slide shows that can be viewed on computers, televisions, devices, and over the Internet. Whether the reader wants to create a show around their last vacation or professionals needing to create shows for weddings and other events, this task-based tutorial has it all. Both versions of ProShow 4 are covered in-detail: ProShow Gold and ProShow Producer.

Photodex ProShow: Visual QuickStart Guide offers:

Easy visual approach uses full color pictures to guide you through Photodex ProShow and show you what to do.
Concise steps and explanations let you get up and running in no time.
Page for page, the best content and value around.
Companion Web site at proshowbook.com offers sample images, effects, and more.

With ProShow users combine photos, videos, and music to create stunning slideshows. Users can create a unique and personalized photo slide show for any occasion whether it's a birthday, anniversary, graduation, holiday, wedding or just showing-off vacation photos. Even professionals use Proshow as it provides an elegant way to present photos and pitch clients. Built-in editing tools and effects make it easy to add borders to photos, crop and edit video and audio clips, pan and zoom, and add transition styles including dissolves, fades, wipes, and shapes. When it's time to output a show, Proshow offers many output options including DVD, Blu-ray, CD, the Web and dozens of devices like the iPod, iPhone, and Blackberry. You can even upload your slide shows directly to YouTube.

About the Author, Jon Canfield

Jon Canfield is the author of a number of photography books, including Print Like a Pro: A Digital Photographer’s Guide. A contributor to PC Photo, Outdoor Photographer, Digital Photo Pro, and PhotographyBLOG, he is also a contributing editor for The Digital Journalist and Shutterbug, where he writes a monthly column, “Output Options.” Jon has worked as an instructor at Lepp Institute of Digital Imaging, Santa Fe Workshops, NANPA, and Perfect Picture School of Photography, where he teaches courses on digital photography. He has also consulted for Canon, HP, Pantone, and other leaders in imaging equipment and systems.