Archive for the ‘Animations’ Category

Looping and Looping and Looping oh my!

Wednesday, June 6th, 2012

Today we will discuss one of the many unique features available to our subscribers; the ability to loop an animated image  only a single time for PowerPoint OR Web, infinitely, or anywhere from 2-6 times.  Below are a few images of the screen which gives you this capability of customizing the GIF images:

You may notice the “Number of Loops” section in the lower left corner of the customization screen. If you click the drop down arrow you will see the available number of loops for the animation.

Although this image only shows up to three (3) loops, you are able to specify up to 6 Loops for the animation to complete prior to stopping.

If You Build it, They Will Come

Wednesday, May 30th, 2012

Welcome to this week’s blog from PresenterMedia.  Today we’ll be taking a look at a few of the construction themed items now available on our website.   Our artists have been building the newest group of clip art, animations, templates and even video relating to construction.

 

 

 

Construction Hardhat with Clipboard

 

Construction Pipes Turn Valve

 

Blueprint Rolled Out

Hard Hat Work Safety - A PowerPoint Template

Professions and Genders Updates

Friday, April 13th, 2012

Welcome back to PresenterMedia.  Our team has been working diligently to create high quality images based on suggestions from our users.  This month we have been continuing the integration of female characters into our growing gallery of media, as well as various professions and industry.  Newest professions include: Construction, Handy man, Business Professionals, Doctors and Nurses.

 

To see our latest images in these categories, simply search “job” or the profession you are looking for.

That’s all for today, stay tuned for next week’s updated Blog, which will feature our first tutorials on working within Keynote with our content.

April Holidays / Events

Monday, April 9th, 2012

Welcome to the month of April, during which we celebrate over a dozen various holidays and days of observance.  The following images, templates, and animations all incorporate various holidays and days of observance for April.

Earth Day:

Green Earth Butterfly Template

 

This template is labeled “Green Earth Butterfly” and is truly inspired, bringing together subtle animation and soft hues of green and blue, incorporating images of plants, the planet earth and various aspects of green living, as well as an animated globe being circled by a butterfly.  Check out this template by clicking on the image above.

Autism Awareness Month:

 

Autism Awareness Month

Angel Outline Autism Ribbon

The Autism Awareness Puzzle Ribbon is the most recognized symbol of the autism community in the world. Our company has a selection of these images available for download, both including and excluding the angel which this image is wrapped around.

 

 

 

 

 

Easter:

Easter Eggs

Easter Cross

Whether you are looking for commercial, religious, or just amusing, we have multiple Easter appropriate images, templates and even animations available.  Simply search “Easter” from our main page to see that various choices.

 

Stress Awareness Month:

Take A Walk

 

Stress can be a drain on anyone’s life, and April is no less stressful than any other month.  In fact, the reason April 16th was declared the National Stress Awareness day was because it is the day after taxes are due, one of the most stressful times of the year.

 

 

 

Income Tax Day

Taxes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As always, these clips and many more may be found throughout our website, either by using our search feature or browsing our library of existing content.

Animations For Keynote

Wednesday, November 30th, 2011

Today we added QuickTime support to our animated clipart section.  You can now download any of our animations as a QuickTime (.MOV) file.

But what does this mean for you?
If you are using a Mac computer with either Keynote or PowerPoint, these new files will look fabulous.  You can download the QuickTime files with a transparent background and even have semi-transparent shadows and reflections included.  The transparent versions of the QuickTime files include an alpha channel which defines the transparent areas of the animations.

The QuickTime files can also be downloaded with a solid color background.  The solid color background animations will even work with the Keynote App on the iPad.

Things to keep in mind.

  1. QuickTime files are best used on a Mac computer.
    PowerPoint 2010 does have support for QuickTime, if you have QuickTime installed, but we recommend sticking with the animated .gif files on the PC.
  2. The iPad will only support the solid color background versions.
  3. The file size for the transparent versions is larger than the solid versions, so go sparingly if you want to keep your presentation file size down.