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The new image border is applied to the selected slide or group of slides in the slideshow.
Setting the Crop for Individual Slides
You can make a photo or a group of photos in your slideshow ll the screen.
Choose how you want
the photo cropped from
this pop-up menu.
Make sure this checkbox
is selected.
To make the photo or group of photos in the slideshow ll the screen
1 Select a photo or group of photos in the Browser.
2 In the Selected Slides pane of the Slideshow Editor, select the Crop checkbox.
3 Choose Fill Frame from the Crop pop-up menu.
The selected photo or photos ll the screen. To set which part of the photo is cropped when you
choose the Fill Frame item from the Crop pop-up menu, follow the steps below.
To set the crop for photos that ll the screen
1 In the Selected Slides pane of the Slideshow Editor, click the Edit button to the right of the Crop
pop-up menu.
A crop overlay appears over the selected photo.
2 Drag the crop overlay over the part of the photo that you want to appear in the slideshow.
3 Click Done.
Applying a Ken Burns Eect to Individual Slides
You can select specic photos in your slideshow that warrant additional emphasis and apply a
Ken Burns eect to them. You can also choose where the Ken Burns eect panning begins and
ends within a photo.
Note: If the faces in the photos have names assigned to them, the Ken Burns eect takes this
information into account when cropping and positioning the faces in the slideshow.
To apply a Ken Burns eect to an individual slide in the slideshow
1 Select a photo in the Browser.
2 In the Selected Slides pane of the Slideshow Editor, select the Crop checkbox.
Choose Ken Burns
Effect from the Crop
pop-up menu.