Step by Step Guide to Creating a Photomontage in Windows Movie Maker
By Gretchen Siegchrist, About.com
By default, Windows Movie Maker sets photos to display for five seconds. You can change the length of time by going to the Tools menu, and clicking Options.
Prev
- Getting Started in MovieMaker
- Select Digital Photos to Import
- Place Pictures in Timeline
- How Long Should the Pictures Play?
- Adjust the Time the Pictures Play
- Ease In and Ease Out of Photos
- Apply Video Effects
- Fade In and Fade Out
- Add Transitions Between the Pictures
- Finishing Touches
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