Photo presentation
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Photo presentation
I've recently returned from holiday in Kenya so I've taken lots of photos, especially on safari. My wife wants me to put something together as a momento so I thought that I would put them on a Powerpoint presentation.
My camera's a 7million megapixel and I've put about 90 photos on so far. Then I looked at the file size - 330MB which I suspect is rather large.....
Does anyone have a suggestion as to another or better method of displaying the photos?
Thanks.
My camera's a 7million megapixel and I've put about 90 photos on so far. Then I looked at the file size - 330MB which I suspect is rather large.....
Does anyone have a suggestion as to another or better method of displaying the photos?
Thanks.
Last edited by Saintsman; 13th Aug 2007 at 18:24.
Not sure how long until someone says get a mac. Some sort of albuming software would be good, but windows will play a slideshow. Or you could resize them to something sensible for viewing and keep the original files for cropping and printing.
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Try using Photobucket.com, which is now my preferred method of letting people see my photos. It's free, incorporates automatic resizing and has a slide show facility.
Disclaimer: I have no connection with Photobucket except as a user.
Disclaimer: I have no connection with Photobucket except as a user.
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You can downsize (copies) of the photos to 3mpx with no obvious loss of quality.
Powerpoint isn't designed to this sort of slideshow and doesn't do it that well (chug, chug, chug).
Irfanview (free) - http://www.irfanview.com/ - will downsize 'em for you AND auto-create a presentation for you.
Powerpoint isn't designed to this sort of slideshow and doesn't do it that well (chug, chug, chug).
Irfanview (free) - http://www.irfanview.com/ - will downsize 'em for you AND auto-create a presentation for you.
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If you've got PowerPoint 2003 or newer you can use the picture toolbar to compress the pics to 96dpi which will be ample for a screen presentation. Choose "all pictures in document". There are several other ways of reaching the same tool - have a play with the menus.
Also remember to "save as" (not "save") from time to time to ensure the file size is reduced.
Also remember to "save as" (not "save") from time to time to ensure the file size is reduced.
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Or - You could Download Google's Free Photo Software Picasa and edit and upload direct to Picasa Web Albums - Very easy to use and free.
See Here
You can upload at various file sizes at whatever quality you like and then invite friends and family to view online including slideshow etc.
See Here
You can upload at various file sizes at whatever quality you like and then invite friends and family to view online including slideshow etc.
