Memory Photo Slideshow effect in wondershare filmora

[@caitlinlindseysfamilyvideo7706]

Brilliant!!! I have 20+ yrs of family photos & videos. Adding a few scrapbooking pages to my videos was a big headache - was following another tutorial that required Canva - way too much work. And, I was layering overlays on pictures and struggling to get the timing just right. You solved both my issues! Never thought to just snap a picture of the frame I want, and delete all the overlays. Pan & Zoom is an added bonus for when I have time to fiddle with it. New to this, so while the tip might seem obvious to others, it didn't cross my mind. The other Filmora tutorials didn't suggest this - they ought to hire you! Thank you!!!

[@Filmorabanky]

Thanks so much, I am happy it helped, really appreciate.

[@shubhodayasarkar6420]

Thanks this was something I was looking for....no video seen still now has made such slideshow like you.

[@Filmorabanky]

Thank you!!

[@aishein18]

Thanks a lot! It looks a bit hard at first but will try this soon! Im new to Filmora so I have to practice and learn tricks. Thanks a bunch!

[@Filmorabanky]

You are welcome! I experienced same, it took me several hours of time to perfect it before making a tutorial.

[@eunardayangco2987]

This is great only depends on the picture. It will just pixelized low resolution image on this during zoom in

[@Filmorabanky]

You are right! Pictures must be of high quality

[@SarnaCookingShow]

Very nice sharing, I will try to make it like yours videos

[@Filmorabanky]

Thanks, you are welcome.

[@revbharvey5046]

This is great. Thanks for showing us how to do it.

[@Filmorabanky]

Thanks, you are welcome!

[@KKevinamfine]

Thank you so much for a wonderful wondershare filmora tutorial. greeting from Thailand

[@Filmorabanky]

Thanks, you are welcome!

[@dangreen1971]

Tt's cool thanks but there is problem with the quality of the snapshots. any idea how to improve it?

[@Filmorabanky]

If you are using filmora 13, the quality has improved even with two options like Jpeg and PNG but I believe with subsequent versions it will get better.

[@catsisland4785]

Nice video

[@Filmorabanky]

Thanks

[@luendipa47]

very good....nice...

[@Filmorabanky]

Thanks

[@alankerrigan]

Before you explained how to do it I was thinking it would be quite difficult. Do you think you could do the same with vidoes instead of still images? I suppose you could - you would add many videos instead of the images, then export/import and then do the zoom options. Thanks BANKY.

[@Filmorabanky]

Yes, Alan.. it's possible, I may give it a try...it just that more time will be spend when zooming in on each clips and I guess the clip will mostly be on vertical not slant...it's a good idea overall.

[@relaxingmoment9532]

After taken snapshot there is a blue part on the image which you are extended how i can do this sir.

[@Filmorabanky]

Kindly rephrase! Is it around the border of each image or the image! If it's the snapshot of the image then that must have been how the background is.........sometimes adding Shadow and giving it a color could it the look of how you want it.

[@wisdompeter2246]

This is fantastic but how do i increase the crop and zoom speed?

[@Filmorabanky]

It's easy, it becomes quicker or faster if the duration or length of your pics is short...

[@kayeemperado6195]

Can I do it with my filmora 9??

[@Filmorabanky]

Yes of course! I used filmora9 for this video tutorial

[@kayeemperado6195]

Thank you

[@Filmorabanky]

You are welcome!

[@carlosdanielrosario2217]

Cool

[@Filmorabanky]

Thanks.

[@jhulzjimenez]

how can see the blue transfarent?

[@Filmorabanky]

Ok, I got the background from pexels!

[@ShikhilKrishnan]

❤️❤️

[@Filmorabanky]

Thanks

[@momo-ly9oy]

Highly rec

[@Filmorabanky]

Thanks