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JRR

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  1. Doug:

    ( I might not be the best person to answer from a PTE context, but here are my thoughts)

    I have no issues posting YOUTUBE videos using pictures processed in Lightroom Classic (LrC), and/or Topaz and/or PhotoShop(PS).

    I have not lately produced any videos through PTE as I use PhotoShop to prepare them, using 99% video from my camera plus still sometimes. (Yes I should be using PTE, it's nothing wrong with PTE that I am not using, it just for most of my current videos - very short clips - it's simpler to use PS.)

    I think there could be a few issues:

    I assume you are not changing the size in Topaz, but it sounds to me like you are possibly changing the size and quality when exporting from LrC. Have you checked the pixel dimensions of the files after exporting from LrC? (If you were shooting in jpg, the exported file should be the same in terms of pixel dimensions and mb storage). 

    Another possibility is that producing the video output from PTE you might not be outputting a high quality 1920x1080 (or higher) I am not conversant with the options for this in PTE so someone else needs to answer this. But I can tell you I have converted a good many of my old PTE AVs to mp4 files with no observable loss of quality

    My videos are posted on YOUTUBE and then linked to one or two websites hosted at no cost by Adobe (through my creative cloud subscription)

    My YOUTUBE channel is https   ://www.youtube.com/c/JimRobertson  (delete the spaces between the "https" and the ":")

    This webpage on one of my websites has a good number of videos: https://photo-stories.myportfolio.com/parc-omega-february-2024

    Hope you solve your issues. I can understand how frustrating they can be 

     

     

     

     

  2. Wonderful, as usual, presentation (the one without the narrative) 

    As Roger Hance commented in the YOU TUBE version There is a noticeable difference between the two versions. Personally I found with the narrated version the pictures were a distraction to the words and vice versa.

    I fully agree with you points made in the narration (That's why I have over 300K images on my PC) but I would have preferred your making the points with examples of individual pictures. (which I recognize would be a lot more work)

     

     

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  3. I can certainly understand the difficulty in doing what you did with the shutter clicks (and music). Not sure there is a way to do what you want. I would think you want the shutter click starting just before the cut to the next image, ending just after the cut. It would straddle two slides.

    While the production was interesting, and I understand why you did it within the 60 seconds, I turned the sound off and watched again at 25% speed to look at the sculptures more closely.

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