You asked for it, here it is:)

[tfry]

For a tutorial on creating a basic slideshow in Premiere Elements click the link below!

http://www.photoshopelementsuser.com...ere_video1.php


Enjoy

[DanielleL]

Thanks, Tami! I had no clue about the grid.


Danielle

[tfry]

You're Welcome

If anyone has ideas of what you would like to see for future tutorials, feel free to post a thread on Ideas so I can just pick something out.

Thanks!

[GaryK]

Thanks Tami

That doesn't look tooooooo hard. :lol: :lol:

Now you've convinced me to go get Premier Elements.

I just know I'm going to have to upgrade this computer soon

Gary.

[tfry]

:wink:

[skicat]

Hi, I have a question. I have worked with both Premiere Elements & Photoshop Elements. I have made a video with Premiere & it worked ok. I have put stills into my videos as well.
I tried a slide show with PSE & the pictures werent very clear when I watched it on TV.
Do the pictures come out clearer using Premiere for a slide show than in PSE? OR did I do something wrong.
I heard that you should resize the images before you put them in a slide show, but to what size? If so is there an easy way to resize a bunch of pictures instead of one by one?

Which slide show would you recommend? :?
PS I liked your tutorial.

[tfry]

Hi,

I'm glad you liked the tutorial

As for your questions...

On a TV a slideshow made with PRE will look better simply due to the format.
TV takes video, PRE is a video editing system. Not knowing the resolution of your images it's hard to say what the blury issue was. I've seen both on TV and both looked good, but being the *video diva* :lol: I tend to recommend the PRE slideshow over the PE one :wink:

Image size for video is 720 x 480 so if you are going to use PRE thats the size to shoot for.

Let me know if you have any other questions!

[skicat]

Thanks, I'll try a Premiere slide show next time! 8)

[tfry]

[drummermom]

Gary,

You won't regret it (the upgrade and the Premiere Elements purchase).

While I'm playing with the still photos, my husband is having all kinds of fun with the digital video stuff. He's definitely a Premiere Elements fan. Now he's already talking about a higher-end video camera.

Only if I get my zoom lens, I say!