We really enjoy the pan/soom for photos.
My wife has noticed that sometimes there is some distortion when zooming. I am using a micro pc with 4k - and have the settings set at 10 seconds for both the image display time, transaition time is in the middle, and movement duration in pan & zoom set to 10 seconds.
Which adjustments wouild reduce the very minor distorations?
Also, do I need to recreate each slideshow I have save, or can I edit existing slideshows with the adjustments.
Minor tuning, but trying to please the wife!
Mahalo
best settings for slideshow when using pan/zoom
Re: best settings for slideshow when using pan/zoom
Hello,
unfortunately I can't understand what do you mean with "distortion". Do you mean the images are stretched in one direction ? For example a square become a rectangle ?
If this is the issue it is due to the way gPhotoShow adapts images to screen with a different aspect ratio, there are several ways to adapt them and you can find the settings in gPhotoShow Pro settings -> Images->Display Options
By default gPhotoShow uses a mix of Stretch & Crop, you can choose to crop only, to stretch or use a letterbox (fill empty space with background color)
unfortunately I can't understand what do you mean with "distortion". Do you mean the images are stretched in one direction ? For example a square become a rectangle ?
If this is the issue it is due to the way gPhotoShow adapts images to screen with a different aspect ratio, there are several ways to adapt them and you can find the settings in gPhotoShow Pro settings -> Images->Display Options
By default gPhotoShow uses a mix of Stretch & Crop, you can choose to crop only, to stretch or use a letterbox (fill empty space with background color)
Gianpaolo Bottin
gPhotoShow.com
gPhotoShow.com
Re: best settings for slideshow when using pan/zoom
No - actually, when it zooms - it's like a very small wave distortion moving through the pixels.
Re: best settings for slideshow when using pan/zoom
It's hard to guess what it is causing that distortion, sometimes there is tearing effect caused by the GPU sending frames out of synch with the monitor vertical synch. I don't know if this is causing the distortion, in any case I would suggest you to check your display adapter driver settings. Make sure the vertical synch is enabled and reset any other option to default settings.
Gianpaolo Bottin
gPhotoShow.com
gPhotoShow.com