No problem, I have a simple tutorial on that: th-cam.com/video/p-o6euWfIcg/w-d-xo.html You can compress pictures across the presentation (2 in your case) so they are scaled down in resolution and unnecessary parts get cut off
You can export a PowerPoint presentation to a PDF. In general yes sure, anything from PPT can be printed out with decent quality, make a test print first. I usually prepare all my priting in photoshop or illustrator so I'm not 100% sure!
Actually when you use the PowerPoint Photo Album feature then of course not. You can drag and drop videos in and resize them manually because they are not treated the same way photos are thus you won't be able to instantly create a smart art out of videos, but you can quickly adjust them by hand, they are treated like normla shape objects
Chris, I'd love to help but there is a big chance that you use a different version, for example the MAC version which is lacking a couple features like those. I can't do anything about technical issues like this. It's Microsofts fault they missmatch the versions and make them different :/ I wish they were 100% equal.
Hi Chris, it's not my fault my friend! You probably use the MAC version, which simply doesn't have it, no biggie you can live without it it's just a little more convenient to create it that way. You would have to adjust the photos by hand one by one.
JUST what I was looking for...THANK-YOU!!!
Glad it helped!
Thank you, this was very helpful
Thank you very much @culturedjellyfish! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)
Thanks for the quick tutorial!
Thank you very much @OurWeeTennesseeHomestead! Appreciate you watching and commenting, that helps! :)
thank youuuu!!!!!
You are very welcome :)
What is the video record you use to record presentation and video same time?
I use Camtasia to record my screen and StreamlabsOBS to record my camera/webcam. Then I edit my videos in Camtasia or Adobe After Effects
you are a savoir... thanks
Glad you say so, thanks for commenting!
My uni wants a photography portfolio of 10mb.. 2 photos have already reached that limit. I'm not sure what to do..
No problem, I have a simple tutorial on that: th-cam.com/video/p-o6euWfIcg/w-d-xo.html You can compress pictures across the presentation (2 in your case) so they are scaled down in resolution and unnecessary parts get cut off
Could the slides be printed for an album? What is easiest option?
You can export a PowerPoint presentation to a PDF. In general yes sure, anything from PPT can be printed out with decent quality, make a test print first. I usually prepare all my priting in photoshop or illustrator so I'm not 100% sure!
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I'm glad you like it!
Can I do this with videos, instead of pictures?
Actually when you use the PowerPoint Photo Album feature then of course not. You can drag and drop videos in and resize them manually because they are not treated the same way photos are thus you won't be able to instantly create a smart art out of videos, but you can quickly adjust them by hand, they are treated like normla shape objects
No Photo Album option either!!
Chris, I'd love to help but there is a big chance that you use a different version, for example the MAC version which is lacking a couple features like those. I can't do anything about technical issues like this. It's Microsofts fault they missmatch the versions and make them different :/ I wish they were 100% equal.
@@andrewpach MS Office 365 Personal. Thanks for responding.
As I said above, I think you use the MAC version, right? The windows version as seen in the tutorial has the options exactly like it.
In Picture Format, there is no picture layout!!
Hi Chris, it's not my fault my friend! You probably use the MAC version, which simply doesn't have it, no biggie you can live without it it's just a little more convenient to create it that way. You would have to adjust the photos by hand one by one.
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I'm glad you like it :)