
The first section of this Course, Motion Effects, is a complete overview of Keyframing. It moves a little slower than the subsquent courses. If you understand how Keyframes work with Motion, using them with Adjustments, Text Layers and Masking is a breeze!
This is a brief overview of the Aspects that we'll be covering in Motion Keyframing, such as Pan, Zoom, Tilt, and Rotation.
Analyze how adjusting zoom between two key frames creates in‑out motion and how tilting from 0 to 90 degrees makes the image spin and disappear, producing a continuous spin illusion.
Add time to an existing slide by selecting the keyframe, avoid transition areas, and apply global changes via the layer settings tab to affect all keyframes in the effects tab.
Rotate each image in the opposite direction in sequential order to create a four-layer multi keyframes animation, syncing lemonade, pasta, and dessert rotations with careful keyframe timing.
In this Practice Activity, I want you to create this Motion Effect. I'm not going to tell you how....use the tools you've just learned to create it while flying solo!
Apply adjustments as visual effects on images in layers within ProShow, without modifying the original image, including color changes, 3-D tilted reflections, and movement via adjustment layers.
This very simple effect is a great starting point for learning how to create Adjustment Effects. However, there's a little more work to it than immediately meets the eye.
Choosing just the right photo is important for this effect.
Adjustments in the Adjustments Tab PLUS Adjustments in the Effects Tab makes for some amazing effects!
Learn to create a photo flash effect with motion and set keyframing, including zoom, rotation, white flash, blur, and blackpoint adjustments, plus a vignette border.
Need a little help? This effect is a downloadable Slide Style in the Bonus Section!
Learn to craft a tilted reflection using simple two-keyframe animation across a photo, with negative and positive tilt, a vignette border, and a black-and-white gradient background to reveal a reflection.
Duplicate the photo layer, flip vertical, and adjust tilt keyframes to align the reflection beneath the top image; apply adjustments with opacity and gradient masking to control the reflection fade.
Apply a gradient adjustment layer to a photo, using white to reveal effects and black to hide them, then fine-tune blur, brightness, and saturation for a controlled look.
Adjust the adjustment layer in the effects tab by zooming, rotating, and panning with keyframes, copy keyframes, and add a 5-pixel outline before progressing to text layers and captions.
Recreate a staggered red, white, and blue transition by applying adjustment effects—colorize, contrast, and brightness—across three photos that enter and fade out in sequence.
Explore captions and text layers in ProShow. See captions above image layers while text layers interact with images, function as masks, and apply 3d tilt and blur to title slides.
Create a two-caption animation by inserting a blank slide and adding caption layers in white, non-serif font, using fly in/out effects with 1.5-second transitions to align the longer first line.
Demonstrates a masking illusion using white and black captions with a white solid layer, synchronized keyframe motion, and precise timing to reveal kindness on top before is free.
Learn to create a simple lower third by adding a photo, applying a 10-second zoom, and using gradient layers and opacity tweaks for the caption background.
Utilize the effects tab to apply a right wipe on gradient keyframes, stagger dark and white layers, and add elastic left fly captions for the main title and subtitle.
Create a family photo and caption montage using caption layers, cropping photos into squares, arranging abstract and heart images, and positioning elements with precise grid measurements.
Create a family photo and caption montage by adding and styling captions with fonts and colors. Duplicate layers, place them precisely, and apply fly-in, pan, and fade animations.
Use text layers to create a behind-the-photo reveal, placing 'happy' and 'birthday' under a photo and animating with keyframes to shift and fade them so 'happy' turns into 'birthday'.
Need a little help? This effect is a downloadable Slide Style in the Bonus Section!
Apply the text as a masking layer over a canvas texture background, then adjust the white and black points to negative 40, increase saturation, and add a slow plasma transition.
Create the live, laugh, love title with pro show layers by applying a red-to-pink-to-white linear gradient, 90 degrees, color keyframes, horizon line, and reflection saved to the gradient library.
Create a live text animation using three Impact 150 text layers—live, laugh, and love—tilting from -90 to 90 with bottom-centered rotate anchors, staggered 0–2, 2–4, and 4–6 seconds.
Need a little help? This effect is a downloadable Slide Style in the Bonus Section!
Need a little help? This effect is a downloadable Slide Style in the Bonus Section!
Need a little help? This effect is a downloadable Slide Style in the Bonus Section!
Create a parallax effect by layering three copies of a photo, applying angled masking layers, and adding shadows, then animate zooms and motion across the slide.
Mask behind a light wooden window frame with a 1000 by 720 layer, add a radial gradient with center opacity 0, and animate photos zooming 100 to 60 with fades.
Realistic Drop Shadow.....Swinging Text Layer using Modifiers
Are you ready to get creative? In this course, you'll learn how to create tons of different effects in ProShow Producer. Motion Effects. Adjustment Effects. Text Effects. Masking Effects. Several effects even combine two or three of these tools!
This course is for Beginner to Intermediate ProShow users. You must own ProShow Producer, either version 6 or 7. Many of the lessons provide materials you'll need to download to follow along. You'll also need several photos of your own to create these effects.
Throughout the course, you'll be creating beautiful (and useful) effects in each section, designed to teach you about a specific tool: Keyframing, Masking, Text Layers, etc. There are also practice activities at the end of each section, allowing you to create an effect using the tools you just learned about all on your own!
If you struggle with turning a creative effect you can see clearly in your mind into a realized animation in ProShow, this is the course for you!