Photosbykev

Thank you Igor, I can resize the images to suit the animation I'm going to use them for so I think in the short term I'll have to do that until PTE10 is released. I'll take a look at your ideas to split/crop the images as clearly some regions of the images are redundant. regards Kev

Thanks for coming back to me Igor, the jpg images won't load into the file explorer within PTE, this screen shot shows what I get when I try to drag it down into the timeline and the blank image icons in the explorer section. That specific 360 panoramic image is 30k x 15k pixel @ 420Mb file size. I was hoping to be able to pan across the central area and then dissolve into another pano image and so on. I'm working on a Dell XPS9360 8th gen i7 laptop with 16Gb ram and a QHD+ screen (3200x1800) but I was hoping for a final PTE exe file running at 1920x1080 To show the images in their full resolution you can see them in this on-line digital tour http://www.photosbykev.co.uk/panoramas/St_Peters_v3/360pano.html Hopefully I will be able to use the pano images at close to full resolution to give me the slow pan across the screen with more detailed single images being masked into the panos for an AV photographic competition. I can acheieve it in Premiere but obviously a stand-alone exe file is preferred. Is PTE 10 available for testing with the larger files? best regards Kev

Good morning, I've just downloaded a trial version of PTE9 with a view to creating an exe of a slideshow rather than use Premiere Pro to produce a MP4/AVI file but I've hit a snag straight away. I shoot a lot of panoramic images, both 360 and rectilinear, and the jpg files are BIG, typically 30,000 pixels wide and upto 300Mb in size. I was hoping to be able to pan the panoramas left/right/up/down etc but PTE doesn't even show the thumbnail icon and comes up with a loading error when I try to add one the the timeline. Is there a physical limit to image size accepted by PTE as these files load without issues into Premiere or Photoshop. regards Kev