By Mindy McAdams
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One of the nice things you can do online (that you can’t do well at all in a printed newspaper) is gather up a big bunch of stories and present them as an orderly set, a mini library. I’ve written before how sometimes these collections come off as disorderly warehouses. Today’s example is the opposite: [...]
Someone on the Online News Association “Talk” mailing list asked which video editing software is most commonly used. Curt Chandler, formerly the editor for online innovation and director of photography at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (and now a senior lecturer at Penn State), wrote an excellent, concise reply. I am reposting it here, with Curt’s permission:
Final [...]
Joe Weiss has released a ready-for-prime-time Windows XP version of his famous Soundslides application. The Mac OS X version is, of course, still available. Either one is U.S. $40 for a single user.
The top advantages of using Soundslides to create a photo slideshow with audio:
You do not need to own Flash or even know anything [...]
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