Great video. Those short frame/fade sequences work well and synchronized with the music too. What was the frame duration -about 0.25 sec?

Hi James,the frame duration was .4 sec.,thanks for your kind comments,and thanks to Ted for his help in adding the video.

Welcome to the club Jim, and what a splendid entry you made. Great slideshow full of brigth new ideas. You are very talented, but watch out for too much technical tricks (an error I used to make too), because at the end the real subject of the show - your grandchild - might be pushed completely into the background.

I really like this. The dazzling special effects makes it interesting. Good job on the synchronization with the music, not easy to do.

With a subject like her, you were off to a great start... but you're pulling so many things together so well is what really made the piece great. Lots of inspiration in it for me and others. Thanks.

It was my joy to watch over your creation. It was like cute dancing throuth this film. Children in general captures our heart. When it specially your grand child I can imagine they are your world.
I can imagine so.
Thank you very much for your precious sharing and your visit on my site and left your heart.
I did not see it until today and to say thank you I had to come and see you.
Thank you very much for everything that you been sharing through your kindness.
Have a wonderful day my dear friend Jim.

Your freind emily eunjue hayes

so nice!!! im starting for the very first video and it is super, i wonder what else i'll find next. I really enjoy this one, the rythm and the music was prety. Thanks

RATIONALE FOR INCLUSION IN THE PHOTOSTORY SHOWROOM


Only a few people have managed to score such a hit with their first upload. This little masterpiece was so full of inspiration that it was obvious for me that more nice thing were to expect, and I was right.
I selected this video as my fifth choice to be placed in the PhotoStory ShowRoom because it is a splendid example of what can be done in PS3 simply by perfectly syncing the pictures with the soundtrack.
I had been playing around with this idea also (and so did Jan Goverts, Henry Velthuysen and maybe a few others which I can't remember right now) but those were just exercises ... while this here was a little work of art in which the idea was used in a very "functional" way... to create a finished product worthy of the PSSR.
Great job Jim, and keep them coming please!!!

great ! I can see a whole lotta love here !