Comments on: MacMost Now 203: Ten Ways To Do Slideshows On Your Mac http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html MacMost: Making the most of your Mac, iPhone, iPad, iPod, and Apple TV. Thu, 24 May 2012 22:04:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Jason Larsen http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-41009 Jason Larsen Mon, 20 Feb 2012 20:45:56 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-41009 For slideshows I find another good option to be dedicated slideshow software such as Photo to Movie or Fotomagico. For slideshows I find another good option to be dedicated slideshow software such as Photo to Movie or Fotomagico.

]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-40236 Gary Rosenzweig Tue, 31 Jan 2012 19:26:59 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-40236 Can you be more specific? Which of the 10 methods in the video are you trying to use? Also, which version of whatever it is you are trying to use do you have (OS X, iPhoto, etc). Can you be more specific? Which of the 10 methods in the video are you trying to use? Also, which version of whatever it is you are trying to use do you have (OS X, iPhoto, etc).

]]> By: Honor http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-40233 Honor Tue, 31 Jan 2012 18:55:22 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-40233 Gary, I don't have the little arrow that brings up the drop down window that shows preferences for slide shows. I only have the + i the 2 arrows. Anything I can do? Gary, I don’t have the little arrow that brings up the drop down window that shows preferences for slide shows. I only have the + i the 2 arrows. Anything I can do?

]]> By: Honor http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-40230 Honor Tue, 31 Jan 2012 17:56:58 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-40230 Your videos are fantastic. I am going to try some of the methods you mentioned as I am unable to use "Slide Show" in iPhoto 9. Used to work, not now. Your videos are fantastic. I am going to try some of the methods you mentioned as I am unable to use “Slide Show” in iPhoto 9. Used to work, not now.

]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-17403 Gary Rosenzweig Mon, 06 Jul 2009 18:54:02 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-17403 I've seen this done at conferences, but I'm not sure what software they use. I'd imagine it could be done any number of ways. If you had an eye-fi card, you could even have the pictures go from the camera directly to the slideshow wirelessly as you shoot. Perhaps the solution is to simply use a screen saver that pulls images from a folder. I’ve seen this done at conferences, but I’m not sure what software they use. I’d imagine it could be done any number of ways. If you had an eye-fi card, you could even have the pictures go from the camera directly to the slideshow wirelessly as you shoot.
Perhaps the solution is to simply use a screen saver that pulls images from a folder.

]]> By: matt http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-17402 matt Mon, 06 Jul 2009 18:34:04 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-17402 I believe neelesh is talking about the same thing I am looking for. That is how to create a slide show that will present all the pictures in a specific folder, but also continue to 'self-update' so that if I add new photos to that folder while the slideshow is running it will include those new photos in the show loop as well. I am specifically looking to do this for my wedding where we will set up a photobooth using a Nikon connected to my mac. That way a slideshow can be projected with live updates reflecting recently taken photos from the booth. Any help would be greatly appreciated! I believe neelesh is talking about the same thing I am looking for.

That is how to create a slide show that will present all the pictures in a specific folder, but also continue to ‘self-update’ so that if I add new photos to that folder while the slideshow is running it will include those new photos in the show loop as well.

I am specifically looking to do this for my wedding where we will set up a photobooth using a Nikon connected to my mac. That way a slideshow can be projected with live updates reflecting recently taken photos from the booth. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

]]> By: Gary Rosenzweig http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16869 Gary Rosenzweig Tue, 26 May 2009 12:41:02 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16869 Not sure what you are asking. You can use any one of the suggested slideshow methods. Not sure what you are asking. You can use any one of the suggested slideshow methods.

]]> By: neelesh Kale http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16868 neelesh Kale Tue, 26 May 2009 11:21:34 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16868 how to create slide show if i am adding pictures to the folder as i shoot? how to create slide show if i am adding pictures to the folder as i shoot?

]]> By: Micha David http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16369 Micha David Mon, 16 Feb 2009 20:26:11 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16369 Front row is another great tool for watching photos slide show. You can even relax and use the remote control. Front row is another great tool for watching photos slide show.
You can even relax and use the remote control.

]]> By: Glen Westbroek http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16366 Glen Westbroek Mon, 16 Feb 2009 17:43:58 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16366 Another easy way to do a slideshow is using Preview. Open all of the images you want in the show at the same time in Preview. The bottom choice under the View dropdown menu is Slideshow. It lets you add an image to iPhoto from the menu at the bottom of the slideshow. Another easy way to do a slideshow is using Preview. Open all of the images you want in the show at the same time in Preview. The bottom choice under the View dropdown menu is Slideshow. It lets you add an image to iPhoto from the menu at the bottom of the slideshow.

]]> By: sgs http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16352 sgs Fri, 13 Feb 2009 15:09:56 +0000 http://macmost.com/ten-ways-to-do-slideshows-on-your-mac.html#comment-16352 Aperture has a ton of slideshow features. You can choose how many photos you want on the screen and the duration. Works for either photos within an album or folder (or any selection). Aperture has a ton of slideshow features. You can choose how many photos you want on the screen and the duration. Works for either photos within an album or folder (or any selection).

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