now I know that those last two digits are a frame count. Note if your are in a PAL region at 25 fps then you have to go to the nearest frame under or over eg for 3.5 secs you would enter 312 or 313. Eg if the project is 30 fps then for 3.5 seconds enter 315 ie 3 secs and 15 frames. To enter 4 secs enter 400 from the number keypad or number keys.įor fractions of a second you need to know the framerate setting of your project. I do not have Photostory Easy installed, however the dialog box should be the same as Photostory Deluxe as shown below 0) on an Intel i5-3570k processor with 32 GB of memory, a GTX 750 Ti graphics card, and a variety of disk storage.
Photostory easy 64 Bit#
I'm running Windows 10 64 bit (Windows NT. I don't think this has much to do with my specific configuration, but I'm running "Magic Photostory easy", version 2.0.1.54 (UDPP3). So instead fading directly from the first image to the second it fades from the first image to black.and then snaps to the second image. But, for images whose timing ends in ":00" (which I can't change.), I get a brief black screen between images. And this seems to work for the images whose timing ends in ":29". I would like to do a simple fade for all of the transitions. All of this is mostly just annoying seems to screw up image to image transitions. And I can't set these to end in ":29" like the other images. I can't set the image duration to 4.0 seconds or 3.5 seconds - just won't do it.īut, in a few cases (I don't know why) the software forces the image duration to end in ":00".
In most cases, the software forces the image duration to end in ":29" seconds - I think that means 29 / 100s of a second. I have problems setting the display duration for the images. I've just purchased the product and downloaded the latest updates. I'm trying to put together a short slide show using Photostory Easy 2.
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