PicturesToExe - Techniques 1

All the demo slide shows featured on this page are taken from our Techniques 1 Video tutorial DVD. This is not a DVD to play in a domestic DVD player, but a DVD packed full of techniques videos that will play on your computer. Watch large top quality videos that take you through all the techniques you want to know. Click HERE for more details of what this DVD contains

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	Our Introduction Slide Show - This slide show was created as the introduction to our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD This a must see demo that sets the scene with our Techniques 1 DVD and explains where the demos we have shown below fit into that particular disk.
	Monochrome to Colour - One of the most impressive techniques we can create is a gentle fade from a sparkling monochrome image to a colour version. As the colour fades in from a monochrome the appeal is unmistakable. It adds interest and impact to almost any slide show. This technique can be found on our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD
	Monochrome to Colour - In this demonstration we show how we can adjust our slide show software so that the colour appears to grow from the subject on screen, rather than us use a standard fade. The effect can look quite impressive when used in a slide show. This technique can be found on our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD
	Monochrome to Colour - Another demonstration where we demonstrate how we can direct just how the colour appears through the monochrome version. When we match a few simple controls with the right subject matter, the technique is hard to beat. This technique can be found on our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD
	Colour to Monochrome - Of course we can always reverse this technique starting with a colour image and reverting to monochrome. In fact moving from a coloured image to a sepia tone gives us a great visual link back in time for our slide shows that contain a historical subject. This technique can be found on our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD
	Picture in Picture - This technique is probably the best you will find to enable you to show your portrait format images inside a landscape format slide show. It adds charm, and impact to our slide show and can be applied in a wide variety of ways. This technique can be found on our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD
	Picture in Picture - Here we have just one alternative to the basic technique above, using an oval shape gives us more scope to present our images at their best. In addition to picture in picture techniques using an oval image, we can also use soft edges to our images too. This technique can be found on our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD
	Animation using Layers - Here we start to get creative with our opening titles by using layers in PicturesToExe. Here we have three small demos that demonstrate our titles dropping gently down from behind the clouds or emerging from behind a tree in the forest. All these techniques are full demonstrated in our videos and can be found on our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD
	Superimposing one image over another - In this technique we demonstrate how we can use almost any image that has texture, stone, wood, bark of a tree, concrete and place another image over that original so it takes on that texture. It can be used to great creative effect or simple used as another way to introduce vertical images into a landscape slide show. All these techniques are full demonstrated in our videos and can be found on our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD
	Line up those Horizons - In a landscape/seascape slide show it is important that we line up the horizons wherever we can. Horizons appearing in different parts of the image during transitions can be disturbing to the eye. We can fix this easily in our image editor and our video will show you how. Here we demonstrate 2 examples where the horizons are lined up and how different transition styles affect how they appear. All these techniques are full demonstrated in our videos and can be found on our Techniques 1 tutorial DVD