photo story for linux

[Bas Roufs]

Hello Errol.

There is probably no package that does EXACTLY, 1:1, what 'photo story'
does. However,  be flexible and experiment - use different packages
together. So, do use the packages mentioned in this thread. But also
experiment with typical Kubuntu packages like 'Gwenview' and 'Digikam'.
Additionally, go through 'Muon Discover' - look there at especially the
graphical programmes.
Yours.
Bas.
Op 2 mei 2016 04:58 schreef "Errol Sapir" <errol at tzora.co.il>:

Thanks for the inputs on my photo question. For my needs it looks like
Tom's suggestion of "photofilmstrip" will be the best option. It is the
closest to what "Photo Storey" does. Now I think I have no need for windows
at home :-)
Errol


On 04/30/2016 02:42 PM, Gene Heskett wrote:

On Saturday 30 April 2016 04:16:24 Charles T. Bell wrote:


I would recommend photofilmstrip as a possibility.
I am not sure how well it will suit your purposes,
but it is available and does create movies out of
photos with sound.
You can find it with: apt-cache show photofilmstrip
You can install it with: sudo apt-get install photofilmstrip
Good Luck!
I hope it fits your requirements.

Tom


I have seen some quite impressive work, very smoothly done using the
LibreOffice presentation facility.

So you might want to look at that as a possible method.


On 04/30/2016 04:08 AM, Errol Sapir wrote:

Hi
For years I have used Microsoft's Photo Story program to make my
photos into a (sort of) "movie". What it does is enable one to join
hundreds of photos together, and then add sound or narration and
titles if one wishes.  One can control the way and time each photo
is viewed and how it is viewed by either zooming in or out of parts
of a photo. The best part is the way it joins all these photos into
a continuity which give the feeling of  a movie.
Is there a similar program for us Linux (Kubuntu) users or will I
still have to use Windows because this is almost the only reason I
use Windows at home.
Errol



Cheers, Gene Heskett



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