Photodex Releases Latest Version of Popular Slideshow Software
ProShow Producer is slideshow creation software on steroids. From the first version I was hooked (and that's saying a lot because I'm a Mac person but the software is only available for Windows-based PCs).
The latest iteration, version 4.5 has been packed with hundreds of new transitions and slide style effects, along with an all new wizard to help you create fabulous slideshows.
The ProShow Producer wizard mixes photos, videos and music together for a dynamic slideshow—for those users who want a slideshow created automatically. As always, you can get as involved as you want, choosing each transition and effect, adjusting the energy level of the slideshow and customizing the themes to your liking.
A new Create Transition tool lets you build your own transitions. The company also redesigned the transitions interface to make it easier to browse among the hundreds of effects. The software also supports ProShow Transition Packs, optional collections of transitions that can be incorporated into your digital slideshows.
ProShow Producer 4.5 is available now, in download and boxed editions. The full version price is $249.95, and upgrades are $89.95. Go to www.photodex.com for more information.
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