It’s funny…I have an entire website devoted to making mini movies using Windows Movie Maker including tutorials and fixes for any problems that might occur…then I tried Photo Story.
And that’s really the END of the story, because Photo Story wins hands down.
The main differences are that the pan and zoom effects can be controlled, the [...]
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Photo Story Versus Movie Maker
Posted in Making Mini-Movies, tagged digital photos, easy, effects, images, microsoft, mini movie, movie maker, photo movie, photo story, photographs, pictures, simple, windows on June 11, 2008 | 3 Comments »
Video Greeting Card
Posted in Making Mini-Movies on December 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Microsoft have made a terrific post that explains their ideas on how to create your own greeting card using Windows Movie Maker. Instead of me re-writing it, I am attaching the link here for you to check it our for yourself…What a great idea for Christmas, Birthdays, New Year or any special occassions…Isn’t it nice [...]
What’s So Great About Making Your Own Mini-Movies
Posted in Making Mini-Movies on November 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Making your own mini movies on your computer at home is incredibly easy to do, especially if you use Windows Movie Maker… And it comes FREE with Windows XP or Vista, and most people have it on their computer already and don’t even know it.
Here is a short list of the great things you can [...]
You Can Make Mini-Movies at Home FREE
Posted in Making Mini-Movies on November 23, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
There are several different programs that you could use to make your mini-movies, but the one I recommend using here, is Windows Movie Maker (which is probably already on your computer if you have Windows XP or Vista) for more details see Where To get Windows Movie Maker.
Why do I recommend it? Windows Movie Maker [...]
Make your mini-movies online at YouTube.
Posted in Making Mini-Movies on November 22, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
YouTube has officially launched YouTube Remixer, a new service that allows users to edit their videos and mini-movies from inside YouTube itself.
With this new feature (powered by Adobe Premiere Express), you can insert images, text and audio as well as overlays and transitions or maybe just remix your own videos (a handy function for those [...]
