Stock Photography Articles and Tips

In most slideshows, you have photos shown in sequence, one after the other, with some transition between them - like in the examples in the first part of this test. As you can add captions and frames, each image is not just a photo anymore, but a "slide" - a single-photo slide. In a multi-photo slide, a group of images is shown together on the screen, and you can then have several of these slides presented one after the other, or even a combination of single- and multi-photo slides. I tested Memories on TV Pro and ProShow Gold, which have the capacity to create multi-photo slideshows. Read more»

Having seen videos using the Ken Burns effect for zooming and panning photos, I was enchanted by the dynamic presentations obtained with it, so I started looking for a software that would allow me to create such presentations. A bit of internet search took me to many sites, some with demo versions available. I picked six of them and compared and tested them. The results are shown herein. Read more»