Photo to Movie is the advanced way to turn your digital photos into a spectacular QuickTime movie. Using an extended version of the Ken Burns effect, it will literally change the way you look at your photos forever.

You can zoom, pan, and rotate over your photos, blending them together with transition from one photo to the next.

Add titles and music and you have a high quality movie ready to burn to DVD.
Photo to Movie allows you to add titles and music and you have a high quality movie ready to burn to DVD.

Here are some key features of "Photo to Movie":

· Drag photos from the Finder or iPhoto into Photo to Movie or its dock icon.
· Flip and rotate source photos by 90 degrees.
· Automatically reads EXIF tags for proper photo orientation.
· Use any QuickTime photo format, including JPEG and TIFF.
· Use QuickTime VR movies too.
· Handles large photos, non-standard d.p.i., and non-standard pixel formats with ease.
· Insert blank images into your movie.
· Preview any frame in the movie using the timeline.
· Move to any key frame using the graphical key frame sequence list.
· Zoom, pan, and rotate key frames directly using the mouse.
· Enter specific values for zooming, panning, and rotation directly using the inspectors.
· Make minor adjustments using arrow keys to nudge frames and paths.
· Edit key frames by viewing them as they will export, or as frames on the source photo.
· Optionally display title safe markers while editing.
· Rearrange key frames by cutting and pasting.
· Warning indicator (red text) in inspector when resolution too low.
· Use predefined motion presets for common motions over your photos.
· Preview movie in realtime using timeline preview.
· Adjust eases, motion durations, and cross dissolve durations using the timeline.
· Create multi-segment motion paths the smoothly follow straight lines or Bzier paths.
· Control the speed along a motion path by easing into and out of motion.
· Keep motion at constant speed over curved, multi-segment paths, resulting in smooth movement.
· Rearrange motion paths by cutting and pasting.
· Add titles to describe your movie.
· Choose the font, style, size, and position of titles.
· Easy drop shadows if you're using Mac OS X 10.3.
· Position titles by dragging them.
· Adjust title timing by using the timeline.
· Add a soundtrack to enhance your movie.
· Drag music from the Finder into Photo to Movie.
· Record voice narration for your movie.
· Preview the movie and soundtrack in realtime using the timeline.
· Adjust the audio volume of individual audio tracks.
· Adjust the timing of the soundtrack using the timeline.
· Set the in/out times and the fade in/out durations for each track.
· Choose from a variety of transitions between photos.
· High quality cross dissolves, wipes, slides, pushes, and more.
· Color burst and slide changer transitions too.
· Optimize rendering frame by frame to avoid aliasing effects that cause flicker.
· Render cross dissolves using professional quality custom cross dissolve algorithm.
· Export to widescreen (16:9) or normal (4:3) movies.
· Export to any QuickTime format, including e-mail, web, CD-ROM, and DV.
· Export to NTSC or PAL.
· Includes online help and tutorials.
· Localized in English, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, Spanish, and Swedish.
· Adjust the audio volume of individual audio tracks.
· Record voice narration for your movie.
· Insert blank images into your movie.
· Add titles to your movie.
· Use a variety of new transitions between photos.
· Inspector now displays original file location.
· Inspector text turns red when key frames are below required resolution.
· Stretch all photos at once for easy adjustment to audio duration.
· Significant performance improvements, especially with hundreds of photos.

Requirements:

· G4 1GHz.
· 768MB RAM recommended.
· 128MB VRAM.

Limitations:

· The Photo to Movie download is fully functional and can be evaluate the capabilities, but it places a red watermark on any exported movie.

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· Fixed more crashes in Snow Leopard, particularly with portrait oriented images.
· Fixed minor problem with low-resolution preview during scrubbing portrait images.
· Fixed media browser to work more consistently.