Re: What's the Digital equal to the classic SlideShow ?

[Jeff Spirer <jeff@xxxxxxxxxx>]

There are a lot of packages available for slide show presentation on/from
a computer, ranging from free ones or ones included in software like
Photoshop.  What works for you depends on what platform you have
(Mac or PC), what effects you want, how many options you want, and how
much you want to pay.  A google search will bring up a lot of
options.

You can run on a computer monitor, on a TV, or with a projection
system.  Digital projections systems still are somewhat crude
compared to a traditional slide projector, but I did go to a very
creative presentation using a digital rear projection onto a shimmery
curtain, sort of a painterly effect.

At 07:12 AM 1/5/2005, Doug Seibert wrote:
> Happy New Year......It's a quiet
> LIST lately......so I'm out from Lurking.....Here's my question:
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> I have a large original slideshow.....unseen for over 20
> years............composed of several sections.....maybe 2000
> slides....old cassette driven sound/sync.......simple dissolve
> controls...........(I have checked and the condition of the Images is
> OK.........the audio/sync is probably toast and will have to be
> reprogramed)
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> How/What would be a "digital" conversion/presentation
> ?.......at least "desktop" and maybe
> projection................
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> I presume I would scan the slides .......WHAT next ?.............
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> Thanks for your time............Doug
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Jeff Spirer
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