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1. Fotomagico troubleshooting how to#
2. Fotomagico troubleshooting full#
3. Fotomagico troubleshooting pro#
4. Fotomagico troubleshooting professional#

FotoMagico adjusts to your vision, so that you don’t have to adjust your vision to a slideshow.

Fotomagico troubleshooting pro#

Thanks to improved text editing options, Pro users can customize the look of titles, insert artist’s name, slide numbers, dates, or any EXIF metadata as well as intuitively manage text placeholders across slides. Cleverly, the app analyzes text properties, photo aspect ratios, and other parameters to produce high-quality animation.

Fotomagico troubleshooting full#

With the built-in Animation Assistant, Fotomagico takes full control over how images move inside your slideshow. You can select and automatically apply one of the available animation styles, or customize transitions and movements as you like. Once you have the full vision of the story, align it with music – FotoMagico offers CC licensed audio tracks which you can grab right in the app. Story snippets include ready-to-use layouts for a slideshow such as opening titles or closing credits. Create complex slideshows with pre-built componentsįotoMagico lets you choose from among numerous story and music snippets – two core elements that make a skeleton of your slideshow. While you remain the main architect, Fotomagico gets it all done. Based on pre-built snippets, the app cleverly constructs a beautiful visual story – all you have to do is upload images, pick audio and layouts, and trust the app.

Fotomagico troubleshooting professional#

Whether you’re a professional photographer, an amateuer, or just someone who needs a vacation slideshow, FotoMagico is there to help. But what’s next? Professional slideshow tutorial in FotoMagico Pro Best shots go to Instagram, and the rest are transferred to your Mac with AnyTrans. But having a large number of layers is worth that setback.So imagine you get back home after an incredible vacation, with your iPhone photo storage full. I guess there has to be a tradeoff somewhere. BUT – adding that many layers showing in the Storyboard/Timeline will require a bit of scrolling up and down to see all of them at once, unless they are reduced in size, which might make it difficult to see them. I already tried 8 images and 3 text layers on one slide and FM 6.0b9 was happy. I would image that TOO MANY layers may slow down playback, but not sure how many TOO MANY would be (if it does at all). But I believe FM 6.x will have an “unlimited” number of layers. I tried to get slides to overlap as shown in your image, but couldn’t get it to happen.Īlso, if I’m right, there won’t be any layer limit in the new version !! FM 5.x had an upper limit of 6 layers (that included both images and text layers). And of course you can reduce the size of the slide icons by adjusting the Scale slider at the bottom left. Also, I’m guessing you are aware that you can NOW enlarge or reduce the Storyboard/Timeline area by dragging up from within the dark horizontal middle control area between the slides and the stage. I see you have Storyboard selected – did you try selecting Timeline and then switching back to Storyboard? Just a suggestion.

Fotomagico troubleshooting how to#

Obviously I can’t play with your screen shot, so not sure how to advise. It keeps it off these forums, unfortunately, but I’m guessing gets to the developers in a more timely manner. You have to select each slide, or a group of slides to de-select it.Īnother suggestion – although this doesn’t help OTHER users who are testing the beta, since they can’t see your comments – is to click on the main Help menu and scroll down to “Beta Feedback” and post your problems there. EVERY slide has Animation enabled, regardless how you approach it. And yes, it seems the ability to turn off Animation globally is currently missing.

I haven’t played with the point size issue you found yet, but I’ll go back when I have time. I notice the same issues with the Text Alignment panel. I’m seeing a lot of the same things you mentioned (hard to come up with and try every possible option when you’re just getting used to a new app).

It’s nice to be able to see other people having problems with the beta (problems? We’ll, that’s what the beta version is supposed to be used for, to help eliminate them!).