New Fading Tutorial

[VidQueen Profile Private messageWebsite]

Hi Everybody,

I just posted a new basic tutorial in answer to a "Portrait Question" by Ms. Sandy It's called Fade In and Fade Out....how to fade multiple layers in a single slide using only two keyframes per layer.

Nothin' fancy....but you never know what you might gleen from the basic stuff!

Happy ProShowing!
Jennifer

[57Corvette Profile Private messageWebsite]

Jennifer

Thanks for posting this tutorial ......... it's very helpful and a good source to go back to when one (like me) gets confused. Also, I noticed your new avatar .. if that's you, you should change your handle from VidQueen to BeautyQueen ...........

Thanks again for the posting .........

Bob

[VidQueen Profile Private messageWebsite]

.. if that's you, you should change your handle from VidQueen to BeautyQueen ...........

If that's me?!!! Yes, I promise that's actually me...! Lest we forget, however, I work from home which means most of the time I look more like that famous mug shot of Nick Nolte!!


Thanks for watching the tutorial I'm glad it will be of use to you.

Jennifer

[lisco]

Jennifer-

Thanks ever so much for the tutorial. Great help, as per usual. I have to say, I too like your new avatar. You look nothing like your last one, unlike me. I look worse than mine.

Scott

P.S. GO HOGS!

[dawnmurray]

Hi jennifer
thanks for your help in all aspects of proshow,i really enjoy you tutorials especially,i try and follow bit by bit untill ive got it. at the moment i am trying to learn the moving frame over the black and white photo to colour ,i have photoshop cs2 and have learned how to do actions etc but can you tell me how to create a png example,a black bar as you call it in you tutorial thanks

dawn

[mrkitzel Profile Private message]

Jennifer,

Thanks for posting this tutorial. One can never watch too many tutorials, even if you think you understand the subject. A glimmer of an idea or a new way to do a slide may surface. Thanks again.

Steve.

[vciro]

Great Tutorial. Thanks very much, Jennifer.

[newtcruiser Profile Private messageWebsite]

Thanks Jennifer

Linda

[elshagon Profile Private message]

Thanks Jennifer! The lightbulb clicked on again . I had no idea you could have transitions to the layers within the slide. Great tutorial, thanks for sharing it.........oh yeah, looking good in your pic too...

[VidQueen Profile Private messageWebsite]

You are all so very welcome, everyone!

I don't feel like I give feedback on shows very much, so this is the least I can do to contribute to the forum

Cheers and Happy ProShowing to All!

Jennifer

[nannybear Profile Private messageWebsite]

I think I had the lightbulb click on yesterday. When you are looking at keyframes the "green" square is where it starts and the "red" square where it ends?? Thanks, hugs Jan

[VidQueen Profile Private messageWebsite]

I think I had the lightbulb click on yesterday. When you are looking at keyframes the "green" square is where it starts and the "red" square where it ends?? Thanks, hugs Jan

Yes, Ma'am! I find the Motion Path to be very useful when I'm trying to create a very smooth, minimal motion. If my photo seems to be moving too much I've probably got a very long motion path. I can then adjust my beginning (or ending) keyframe (ususally changing the scale and position) to make the motion path shorter and, therefore, less obtrusive.

Lovin' the lightbulbs goin' on out there!

Hugs (and prayers) to you, Jan

Jennifer

[Camlork Profile Private message]

Thanks again Jennifer - you certainly have the knack of making things clesr to old fogies like me!

Ted

[marmart Profile Private message]

Wow, that voice! that face! those great tutorials!!! Could it get any better...you have made (PSP) life so much so much better for us!!!

Thank you !!!

Mary

[VidQueen Profile Private messageWebsite]

You are very welcome! I'm very glad to hear that the tutorials actually HELP Lightbulbs are good.

Rock On, Everyone!

Jennifer