Creating a Slideshow.

Here are some videos on how to create a slideshow using different programs:

Carol’s presentation is here.

Phil Tughan and Carol Brown

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Monthly Meeting February 2nd

The next Camera Club meeting with be held on Friday, February 2nd at 9:15 a.m.

Our meeting will include:

  • Slide show of Member Images from the “Just the Three of Us” Assignment

    3 Eager Nestlings by Amy Lo
    3 Eager Nestlings by Amy Lo
  • Phil’s Tip of the Day on Slide Show / Video
  • How to Create your own Video with Photos and Music by Carol Brown
  • Review of Chosen Photos
  • Announcements and Closing Remarks

Your images for the assignment must be emailed by noon on Friday, January 26th to be included in the slide show. For details on how to submit photos including formats and titles go to the How To Submit Photos section of our Galleries page.

There will be a shootout on February 23rd at the Beaverbrook Library at 8:30 a.m.

The next assignment is  “Man-Made Abstracts” and pictures from this assignment will be shown at the March 2nd meeting.

See you at the meeting.

Your Camera Club Executive

Take Care of Your Flash Cards

There’s a really great article on the PhotoFocus website by on how to take care of your flash cards.

I’d like emphasize his Tip #7 about not inserting or removing a flash card with the camera turned on. On my Nikon D-90 there is a little green light that flashes whenever I turn the camera off. As long as that light is on the camera may be accessing the card so IT IS NOT SAFE TO INSERT OR REMOVE THE FLASH CARD! I always wait for it to turn off.

Bill Robertson

Animated GIF files

If you look at Sue Carey’s submission for week 2 of the Winter Photo Challenge in the flickr album here it looks pretty boring. Turns out flickr doesn’t support animated GIF files. Below is what Sue submitted:

week 2 food by Sue Carey.gif

Way to go Sue!

Note that some web browsers don’t support animated GIF files. If the above image isn’t moving, try downloading the file from flickr to your computer/phone/tablet.