I’m Jerad Hill, a California Wedding Photographer and this is a short tutorial on creating photo slideshows in Final Cut Pro X, Apple’s latest version of Final Cut Pro.
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Creating Photo Slideshows in Final Cut Pro X
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how do u set the duration ? i know its kinda stupid to ask -__-
actually it looks more like the Shake interface.
thanx, great tutorial!
nice video man but when i try to pot picture i cant see it just black screen how to fix dat
hi great tuts, is there a way to get rid of the black bars on the sides of the photos?
thank you
nice video i love it
Thanx, that’s exactly what i needed to know.
Very helpful video. Watching your others on Final Cut Pro X as well. Having problem with photos. They blur after I drop them on the timeline. What’s going on?
Great tutorial so easy way to teach ..Thank you.
You don’t have to use iMovie, Just import the photos like normal and select them all and double click on the time keeper in the center, that will let you chose the exact time for all the photos
Hi @jaredhill I have been trying to do this for days. This tutorial is great, but what size are your images pixels width, height and resolution? or does iPhoto resize them? I have wasted many discs only to find that my text is pixelated and so are my images? I originally had large files but then I resized them to 720 x 480. I need my slideshow to show on a large flat screen TV. Any help would be grateful to stop me from losing my mind.
Great Video, I was going to do another search on how to add video and still images. Great work thank you very much.
Thanks so much for this video, this helped me out so much. I spent about 3 hours trying to figure it out. Than I was like Duhhh youtube. lol
Thanks for the video, i am trying to make a slideshow for my friends, and this video helped me a lot. :):)
Great video!!
Hi, I made a photo slideshow on iMovie and tried importing it into FCPX, but only the video clips showed up and in place of the photos there was a red triangle with an exclamation point in the center of it. Do you know how I can import everything?
@jeradhill hi, how do you add a banner like thingy on the bottom to describe a picture? I can’t seem to “mix” the banner and the picture together…
Your an amazing tutor!!!! Love your vid !!!!!
WOW thanks a bunch!! Super job!
in final cut pro how do you make the photos last for a shorter amount of time??????
Is there any way to burn a slideshow in a dvd with amazing quality??
I posted a new video to my channel on that topic. I actually did it a while ago, sorry for not updating this comment.
Hey, great tutorial! question mate: Can you add random transitions for all the photos? Say I don’t want the same transition between each photo, but I don’t want to manually insert a different transition for my 500 picture-slideshow. Is this in any way possible?
So you havent got a response from this guy, but you have got me
JK…. I’ll answer your second question first, as far as I am aware, just like with iPhone applications, if you buy on one computer, then you can re-download, for free, the same application on all machines. As for your first question, I run this piece of software off an external hard disk… This was just a simple drag and drop onto the HDD. It should work on a CD, but there is always a back up copy in the cloud.