Photos are one of the important ways to record beautiful memories, especially the moments of a child's growth, which require many photos to record. When there are many photos accumulated, electronic or video albums can be created to better record growth.
Today, I will share with you how to create a video album using the software proDAD Adorage. By using this software, photos can be combined together and appropriate transitions can be added to create a unique visual experience.
1. Select target transition
Opening the software, you can see that the design of the homepage is very simple. The left side is the operation bar, the middle left position is the effect setting bar, and the right side is the effect preview window and processing steps.
Figure 1: ProDAD Adorage homepage
Click on "Volume 13" in the effect settings bar, expand the detailed effects, select the "Child's Birthday" group, and then select the target transition "Flower 01"
Figure 2: Select target filter
2. Import image materials
After determining the transition effect, you can import the image materials.
Click on "Video A" in the bottom right corner of the processing steps to enter the effect setting interface for Video A. Select "File" from the dropdown menu at "Source", then click on the folder icon, and "Select File" and "Select Directory" will appear. Click "Select File" here.
Figure 3: Importing images
Next, a dialog box for importing images pops up. Select the target image and click "Open" to import it.
Figure 4: Import dialog box
After importing, click on "Video B" above to import the materials for Video B, using the same method as Video A. Select "File" from the dropdown menu at "Source", then click on the folder icon, and then click "Select File"; After the dialog box pops up, select the target image.
Figure 5: Importing Video B Material
After importing the two images, you can see the effect in the preview window.
3. Export Video
If there are no issues with the video effect, it can be exported. Click the "Export Sequence" button in the bottom left corner to pop up the Export Settings dialog box. Click the folder icon on the right to modify the file name and storage location, and select your commonly used folder.
Then click on the dropdown box at the "Export Format" section, and it is recommended to choose "Microsoft Video 1" as this format has a wider range of applications; Finally, click the "OK" button to export.
Figure 6: Export sequence
Of course, here I will take two images as an example. If there are more images, they can be made in the same way and then merged using a format factory.
