Adding slight motion to the pictures gives life to your still photos and enhances their impact. You do this by using MovieMaker's Ease In and Ease Out effects, which slowly zoom in or out of the pictures. You'll find these effects by going to the Edit Movie menu, and choosing View video effects.
Step by Step Guide to Creating a Photomontage in Windows Movie Maker
By Gretchen Siegchrist, About.com Guide
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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