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You can migrate whole folders to another drive without losing your album data (try out Folder->Move).
The screensaver is sharing some DNA with Picasa's slideshow, so both of them can now show the same transition effects.įeedback from folks who use Picasa the most has helped drive a number of other small refinements: Tags can have multiple words in them, and tagging is much faster. You can add your favorite friends (and feeds), and there are some new visual effects too. We’ve made a lot of improvements to the screensaver as well. Check out the sample below to see how you can also combine collages and text:
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It still takes just one click to turn a photo collage into your Windows desktop wallpaper, but you can also email or upload these for anyone to see, too. (Posters, anyone?) Even after rendering, you can go back and edit all your collages forever. We've gone ahead and added a half-dozen different layouts, each of them customizable, and the output images are gorgeous, because they’re produced at print resolution. We’ve heard many of you say, “Picasa’s collage looks cool, but why can’t I move the photos?” Well, now you can.
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Your custom movies can run the gamut of full HD resolution to tiny mobile phone or photo-frame-ready files.Ī lot of our changes are driven by customer feedback. Picasa 3 will let you add your own title slides and post to the web in one click. The biggest change for movies is that you can now take your favorite collection of photos and videos and stitch them together into a custom movie, complete with soundtrack.
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Also, when you upload a movie to Youtube or to Picasa Web Albums, Picasa 3 better compresses the movie to make it transfer faster. You can also capture stills, scrub through time, and play movies fullscreen or as part of a slideshow - movies are even zoomable, now.
As we do for photos, you can always undo the trimming or rotations later. You can now “trim” any movie as you’re watching it, or rotate it just like a photo. Movies have gotten a big revamp in Picasa 3. (As you might've guessed, we're using some of the technology from our name tags feature in Picasa Web Albums to make Picasa 3 smarter, which means less work for you.) Our crop tool will also recommend interesting starting points to crop, based on faces and objects in your photos. The red-eye removal tool does a lot of its work automatically now - there's no need to draw boxes around people's eyes. We have also created a new retouching brush to take care of unsightly blemishes, camera dust, damaged photos, and the like. A new text tool lets you add text to your pictures, and lay it out exactly as you wish, at any transparency level. We’d like you to try it out (and make it your default viewer for JPG, etc.), but if you prefer to use Windows Preview or another program, we remember the last application you were using, so it’s one click to go back. More than anything, it's designed to launch quickly, so you can examine any photo file immediately - and check out what happens when you use the scroll wheel on your mouse. In a similar vein, we’ve also added a small Photo Viewer that can view files anywhere on your computer. We’ve done internal testing up to one million photos (this seemed like plenty), and for most photo collections out there, things should just be quite a bit faster. (Note that this beta is currently US-English only.)įirst, a quick aside on performance: Compared to earlier versions of Picasa, Picasa 3 gets some enormous speed and scalability improvements, even in beta form. Today, I'll focus the spotlight on our powerful new creative tools, as well as some of the other refinements to be found in Picasa 3. Mike's post yesterday gave some background on Picasa 3's general focus on easier sharing and smarter integration with Picasa Web Albums. We’ve been working on a new version of Picasa for a couple of years, and we think you're going to like the changes and improvements.
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