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mnimyi
Last semester, one of my professors hooked up his Mac notebook to the
class projector to show some notes. When his screensaver kicked in, I
noticed that it was your typical photo slideshow, but with some extra
Apple-style slickness.
For one thing, the pictures transitioned very smoothly, crossfading into
each other. At no point was there a black border or black screen during
transition. Even cooler, for each picture, there was a subtle zoom
effect applied, in which the picture (already full-screen) slowly grew
larger as the screensaver zoomed in toward the center. The effect was a
bit startling at first, as though instead of the picture being enlarged,
the point of view was actually moving forward into a 3-Dimensional
world. Very cool, very classy, very Apple.
Anyone know of a free screensaver that can do this in Windows? Currently
the 'best' freeware slideshow I'm able to find is JPEGSaver, from
http://www.goat1000.com/. The one listed on pricelessware is now
shareware, and the link to the last known freeware version is broken.
thanks,
mnimyi
class projector to show some notes. When his screensaver kicked in, I
noticed that it was your typical photo slideshow, but with some extra
Apple-style slickness.
For one thing, the pictures transitioned very smoothly, crossfading into
each other. At no point was there a black border or black screen during
transition. Even cooler, for each picture, there was a subtle zoom
effect applied, in which the picture (already full-screen) slowly grew
larger as the screensaver zoomed in toward the center. The effect was a
bit startling at first, as though instead of the picture being enlarged,
the point of view was actually moving forward into a 3-Dimensional
world. Very cool, very classy, very Apple.
Anyone know of a free screensaver that can do this in Windows? Currently
the 'best' freeware slideshow I'm able to find is JPEGSaver, from
http://www.goat1000.com/. The one listed on pricelessware is now
shareware, and the link to the last known freeware version is broken.
thanks,
mnimyi