What you'll learn

Layer Filters
Motion Filters
Position Follow Filters
Zoom Follow Filters
Rotation Follow Filters
Tilt Follow Filters
Using the Center Offset to make Follow Filters work properly

Course content

3 sections • 11 lectures • 1h 13m total length

Introduction1:10
This Course is for ProShow Producer 9. This isn't a complete course on all of the features in ProShow, just the newest features; the Filters.
We'll build Slide Styles, step by step, that use the Motion Filters, Follow Filters, and a combination of all many Filters together!

Layer Filters1:41
"Photo Filters" a la Instagram

Once applied, you can change the strength of any Layer Filter

Browse allows for a faster search

Filters are not in alphabetical order, but in the order that Photodex though you might find the most useful.

Some of my favorites:

Nostalgia
HDR Vibrant
8mm film
Airbrushed
Sepia
Sepia Framed
BW
BW Framed
Motion Filters Intro5:37
In this lesson we'll go over what a Motion Filter is, how to use it and, just importantly when not to use it!
Motion Filter - Examples13:13
Be sure to download the PNG files that come with this lesson so you can follow along with me as we create three different Slide Styles using only Motion Filters.
Follow Filter2:24
The Follow Filter is the most complicated addition to ProShow 9. In this lesson we'll go over:
Setting a Target
Selecting attributes of that Target to Follow
Adjusting the Offsets for those attributes
Follow Position Filter - Wall Pan7:29
The Position Follow Filter will most likely be the one you use most often. In this lesson, we'll create a Big Wall Pan Slide Style.
Follow Position Filter - Clothesline10:33
We created a simple, one photo, Clothespin Slide Style in an earlier lesson, using only Motion Filters. But, what if you want to have more than one photo? We can use Position Follow Filters with Rotation Center Adjustments to make this Slide Style look just right!
Follow Position Filter - Circle Mask11:08
This lesson demonstrates how you can use Follow Filters to have a photo follow along with a modifier set on a mask.
Follow Filter - Zoom and Tilt9:08
The Zoom Follow filter doesn't always work as expected, but that doesn't mean it's not useful. In this lesson, we'll create a simple Zoom and Rotate animation with a Tag and Caption following the Zoom.
Follow Filter - Rotation9:09
The Rotation Follow Filter is another example of the Rotation setting automatically being checked. That's a good hint that you might want to spend some time lining up your Layer's Rotation Center with it's Target's.

Requirements

You must own ProShow Producer, Version 9
It's best if you have a basic knowledge of ProShow Producer, but it isn't required

Description

This course is all about ProShow Producer 9!

The new Filters Tab is the most complicated addition to ProShow 9 and of the three new types of Filters, the Follow Filters are the most complicated. We'll go over all three types of Filters by creating useful Slide Styles, step by step.

In this course you'll learn:

How to apply and adjust Image Filters
How to use Motion Filters
1. Fly Ins, Normals, and Fly Outs
2. How to adjust the speed of those Motion Filters
3. How these Motion Filters are also a bit limiting
How to use Follow Filters
1. How to assign a Target
2. Attaching individual attributes to a Target
3. Attaching multiple attributes to a Target
4. Utilizing the Center attribute to adjust for Point of View inaccuracies in the program.
Other Welcome Updates
1. Vignette Presets
2. Variation Color Swatches
3. Default Font Choice per Show
4. Publishing Options
5. Publishing Queue and History

Who this course is for:

Existing users of ProShow wanting to learn about the new updates in Version 9
New users of ProShow who want to learn about the Filters Animation Tools

What you'll learn

Explore related topics

Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 1min

PRODUCER 9: New Addition - Filters9 lectures • 1hr 10min

Welcome Updates1 lecture • 2min

Requirements

Description

Who this course is for: