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geoff
Slideroll Creator
From: Alexandria, VA
Registered: 2004-10-24
Posts: 572
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Dear Members,
I've just added a new feature to Slideroll. Now, images are no longer constrained to fill the entire movie window. You now have the ability to shrink the image smaller to fit within the frame, so that an entire image can be viewed even if it doesn't match the proportion of the movie.
After clicking on an IN or OUT point on a shot, and clicking ZOOM, you'll see a button in the upper right of the selected shot window that reads "FILL / FIT".
Click on that to toggle the shot to FIT within the slideshow window, instead of filling the slideshow window.
Thanks!
Geoff
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| 2005-08-27 02:44:44 |
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kellys
New member
Registered: 2006-05-25
Posts: 3
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Is there a way to make it so that if I have choosen FIT for a vertical image (inside of a more horizontal size slideshow) that I can then zoom INTO the picture? Right now it's only allowing me to zoom OUT and make the entire image smaller within the space. I would love to be able to show the entire image in the screen (fit to screen) and then zoom INTO a particular part of that image, filling up more of the frame.
I just signed up for Slideroll Pro and was hoping that this would give me that ability, but it doesn't! This is def. a feature I would appreciate having!
Thanks so much for all of your hard work and great program! :)
-Kelly
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| 2006-05-26 16:11:26 |
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geoff
Slideroll Creator
From: Alexandria, VA
Registered: 2004-10-24
Posts: 572
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Kelly,
You have an interesting point there. Right now, this isn't possible, but I can look into whether or not this feature can be added. Thanks!
By the way, Slideroll Pro has all the features of the free account. The only added slideshow features are the following:
1. The ability to make larger slideshows.
2. The ability to download your slideshows.
Thanks again!
Geoff
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| 2006-05-26 17:14:12 |
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