Friday slide show and screensaver - Key Largo, April 2005 <imgs + dloads>

[Marriard]

I put together a slide show and a screensaver from my recent trip to Key Largo in April.

Something for everyone to enjoy on this Friday (instead of work with a bit of luck).

Click here to download the slideshow (PC ONLY) - Note 14MB - includes music

Click here to download the Screensaver (PC Only) - place the downloaded file in the Windows/System32 directory and it should be selectable from your Display control panel. Note 6MB - no music, but continual rotation through the images.

These run best at 800x600 although it looks good at better resolutions as well (the images do not look quite as sharp as 800x600 but they look pretty cool as full screen images)

For you non-PC users, you can see most of the images at the Deep Sea Images Website. Haven't quite got all of them up yet.

Equipment was the Nikon D2x in a Subal Housing with Dual INON220 strobes.

Enjoy,
M

 

[Mike Veitch]

Would love to have a go at the slideshow but would take forever for me to download. Do look forward to seeing more examples of the D2X though (expletives of non ownership of said camera deleted from post....)

Mike

 

[scubabrandon]

Wow that was fun to watch. What kind of camera setup do you use and what did you use to make the slideshow .exe?

 

[Marriard]

Wow that was fun to watch. What kind of camera setup do you use and what did you use to make the slideshow .exe?

Slide show was made by Pics2Exe by wnsoft.com. Fantastic program and one a lot of people use to do these slideshows. I also use it to make AVI's to burn DVD playable shows which my 3 year old adores

Camer is a Nikon D2x in a Subal Housing. Strobes were dual Inon 220's

Enjoy,
M

 

[DoubleDip]

What program did you use to make the screen saver?

 

[Dr. Doug Ebersole]

Outstanding slide show! The images, variety, composition, everything was great! I've downloaded it onto my computer to enjoy over and over again! Thanks for sharing!

 

[500 PSI]

Excellent color and resolution. It reminds me of my diving in the keys, and now I know the names of those creatures. Great job.