This tutorial is copied from http://www.photo2vcd.com. For reading whole tutorial included the uploaded Youtube flash slideshow and photos, please visit http://www.photo2vcd.com/tutorial/easter-slideshow.html

Boost up your creativity for Easter! There are many tutorials about creating Easter slideshow with flash skills,but Photo Story Platinum added some new features that simplify this obviously. This tutorial shows you the major steps for creating Easter slideshow within few minutes.

Things you’ll need:
1. Your digital photos in Easter;
2. Digital photo album maker (Wondershare Photo Story Platinum is recommended);

3. Your favorite music (Optional, as backgroud music for movie).

Let’s begin now !

Step 1. Start the program to add your favorite photos and music
Run Photo Story Platinum(Get free trial here:http://download.photo2vcd.com/psp_trial.exe), you will see the interface as below. Create your own album, and import your digital photos and background music. Besides drag and drop to add photos to story board, you can also realize it by double click.
Tips: For changing the photos position on the story board, you can directly drag it to where you wish; Choose View size by right click in size region.

Step 2. Apply the animated styles
The big deal of Photo Story Platinum is “styles". It offers 200+ animated effects styles to satisfy all your demands for any special occasion. In order to create a stunning flash slideshow, you can choose the dazzling styles to apply flash effects. When you select one style, drag it to the timeline, then double click it to preview the real-time effect in corresponding region below.
Tips: You can select the basic style to single photo, or apply the advanced and themed style to group relative photos. The special group effect styles can make your travel story more interesting.

Want to watch more Free Styles, you can visit:
http://www.photo2vcd.com/theme.html

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