Where and what settings do I need to use to get the best finished quality of my slide shows with 11.5 +?
I used the Movie Wizard and the slides look soft. I know that they are sharp. I have high resolution cameras and have used the same images with Power Point and they are sharp as a tack.
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juliart
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Trevor Andrew
Hi juliart
Movie Wizard applies Pan and Zoom to each image.
This may be why your images show as being soft.
If you insert the same images directly to the timeline, do they still show soft or with normal contrast?
Once you have completed all editing you should create a new video file.
Assuming you are making a DVD.
Share Create Video File¡Xchoose the NTSC- DVD option. (high quality Mpeg 2)
Give the file a name and save location.
Rendering will take some time, an Mpeg 2 file will be created.
When complete play the file and check quality.
From a new project---Share Create Disc¡XAdd Video¡Xusing your Mpeg 2 file.
Movie Wizard applies Pan and Zoom to each image.
This may be why your images show as being soft.
If you insert the same images directly to the timeline, do they still show soft or with normal contrast?
Once you have completed all editing you should create a new video file.
Assuming you are making a DVD.
Share Create Video File¡Xchoose the NTSC- DVD option. (high quality Mpeg 2)
Give the file a name and save location.
Rendering will take some time, an Mpeg 2 file will be created.
When complete play the file and check quality.
From a new project---Share Create Disc¡XAdd Video¡Xusing your Mpeg 2 file.