SeeMona's Blog - Collection of Styles 3 just released

[cherub Profile Private messageWebsite]

Mona, You did it again.
Only one word "FANTABULOUS"
This one is on our "to buy" list.

silverfox in Central California waiting for rain storm.

Thank you !
Our weather forecast is rain storms too, but only next Monday.

[becky_calif Profile Private message]

Mona,
Nice job on your latest styles collection. I feel like I have more then enough styles that rotate, stack, carousal and such and like your fresh ideas of the rotating doors and slicing styles. I add your diamond fade in and flower video mask to the fresh ideas categories. Had you considered offering to sell additional video masks that we could substitute for the flowers..say squares, pinwheels, whatever you came up with? I for one would be interested in that.

Keep up the good work, I always look forward to your new releases.
Becky

Enjoyed your photos from Amalfi Coast, my avatar pic was actually taken in Positano

[cherub Profile Private messageWebsite]

Hi Becky,

Thank you so much for the nice words.
Yes, I've been thinking about other options like the flowers transition, and I do have some more ideas.
I'm happy that you like this kind of effect.

All my best,

[debngar Profile Private message]

Thanks Debbie and Anita !

Debbie,
It was a pleasure to animate the "turn over" effect using your pictures of cats
Actually I'm not sure of the term to use in English. Is it to "turn over" or to "turn up" ?
When I first made the show and then uploaded to YouTube, I used "turn over".
Then, I played a cards game on the computer, and noticed that the help file uses the term "turn the cards up"
So, I named the styles "Turn Up".
So, which one is it?

I don't think it matters that much. In this case though, I like "turn over".

If a person is looking at a playing card, only one side has the decorative side, the other is the side with the denomination and suit. If the decorative side is facing the viewer, the card is considered "face down". If the denomination and suit is in view, the card is considered "face up".

Since the style shows equal similar types of pictures regardless of the side in view, there is no real face up or down. So "turn over" seems to be a good description in this case.

[cherub Profile Private messageWebsite]

Since the style shows equal similar types of pictures regardless of the side in view, there is no real face up or down. So "turn over" seems to be a good description in this case.

Thanks Debbie, now I got it!

[gpsmikey Profile Private message]

Very nice Mona (and I love the way you used the pictures of my fuzzy white creatures !). Definitely going to have to spend some time working with styles - used right, they can really add to a production. Keep up the good work !!

mikey