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I had the same issue a few weeks back and as suggested it was due to the animations tab set to slow down. once seperated it worked as it is supposed to. Your previous advice is spot on. Kieron

Thanks Dave, I had forgotten that aspect, many thanks. Kieron

Thanks for the quick reply, When you suggested animation I looked at the tab and I had used slow down. If I use linear there is no problem everyting works as it should. Many thanks, Kieron

I am having difficulty with a transition using windows 7- 64 bit. I have a vertical slide that I would like to bring in from the side which is placed outside of view and want to place overtop of a background slide. I add keyframe to about 3 or 4 seconds in to the transition which is where I want the slide to end. Pretty basic stuff. Now if I want to maintain this position for a few seconds before moving it again I highlight the last keyframe, clone slide, and place a keyframe where I want it. The problem I am having is the transition will now move to this point and end here. There are times when this will work, most times not. I am doing something wrong no doubt, can someone point me to a solution. Thanks, Kieron

Excellent photography, I really enjoyed it and I am looking forward to more.

Sorry, that should have been Greg!

Thanks for the kind comments Gordon, I really appreciate it. Sounds like it is time to upgrade to a body with HD video, can`t wait until version 7. Kieron

I frequently take a series of photos at 6 to 8 frames a second. An example would be someone jumping in the air, or perhaps children on a swing. I will have a series of 10 to 12 slides. I have experimented with displaying the slides for 200 to 900 ms and play around with quick (no transition effect) at different timings. It is not bad but needs improvement as it can appear a little jerky. I have also experimented with doing it in objects and animations but I am not finding this much better. Can someone give me some hints to what approach I should experiment with to make it smoother. Thanks, Kieron

Amazing stuff , it really showcases your talent. The images seem to jump off the screen. I have said it before, but I am still striving to achieve your sharpening techniques. Well done!!! Kieron

I really liked the transparent tape effect to hold the photos in place, it suits the theme very well. Kieron

It certainly held my attention, especially the graphics which are outstanding. Can you elaborate a little about them? How do you obtain, make or manipulate them? Great work!! Kieron

Absolutely stunning, the best I have seen. Kieron

The exposures and detail of the photographs is exceptional, very well done!!! Kieron

I am using a graphics tablet Barry, and I am not finding the difficulties you are experiencing. I am using the Wacom Intuos 4 series of tablets on the default settings, although like you I am using a soft nib. Could it be the Bamboo series, we would need more users of tablets to weigh in on this. Kieron

Welcome back Dom, I am looking forward to the rest of the demo to see more photos of your icelandic adventure. The chest looks really good and will be a great addition to your wonderful templates. Kieron

Mark, I enjoy your photography, especially your black and whites. I was wondering if you would mind commenting a little on your thoughts of the Sony HX5v for the panoramas. Thanks, Kieron

Worth reading: An Analysis of Lightroom JPEG Export Quality Settings http://regex.info/blog/lightroom-goodies/jpeg-quality Kieron

Well it certainly passes the test with me as I was wanting more. I would love to visit this site someday. The photography is excellent, nice work. Kieron

Thanks Igor, and thanks to Lin for an excellent tutuorial. Kieron

Very funny, I hope people in your community think so too?

Brian, You are a font of knowledge, pardon the pun. I always learn something new when you respond to someones questions. Kieron

Keep up the great work as it shows the unlimited possibilities of the program inspired with your imagination. I tried the template last night and it works great. I think that the user will have a lot of fun with this one. Highly recommended, Kieron

Would like to see and hear more, so I ordered the DVD. looking forward to it, Kieron

Barry, You are a master at creating the third image. I really enjoyed this, Kieron

What I do is download the file to the desktop and extract it to a new folder. Then run the downloaded file from the new folder. The Dom will answer all your queries. Kieron