My only complaint is that for the regular $3 (or $30/year) videos, photos need to be under 5MB, and if you have a really slick camera with a high resolution (which our leader who took photos did), you'll need to use an editing tool to lower the resolution. Didn't change the final quality of the video, but it was kind of annoying. However, it is overall a really great service. One way I'll be using it is to create a slideshow for students to see at the last session of a retreat. Just upload the photos and you're on your way!
Wednesday, May 12, 2010
Animoto Slideshow Video
A couple of weeks ago, I posted about Animoto.com, a service that turns photos and short video clips into great slideshow videos. Well, I tried it out and was really impressed. Here's the video I created of our church's 30 Hour Famine event a couple of weeks ago:
My only complaint is that for the regular $3 (or $30/year) videos, photos need to be under 5MB, and if you have a really slick camera with a high resolution (which our leader who took photos did), you'll need to use an editing tool to lower the resolution. Didn't change the final quality of the video, but it was kind of annoying. However, it is overall a really great service. One way I'll be using it is to create a slideshow for students to see at the last session of a retreat. Just upload the photos and you're on your way!
My only complaint is that for the regular $3 (or $30/year) videos, photos need to be under 5MB, and if you have a really slick camera with a high resolution (which our leader who took photos did), you'll need to use an editing tool to lower the resolution. Didn't change the final quality of the video, but it was kind of annoying. However, it is overall a really great service. One way I'll be using it is to create a slideshow for students to see at the last session of a retreat. Just upload the photos and you're on your way!
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