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RE: Photoshop Elements v5 Question
When I go out on my hikes, I take a lot of photos, and when I get home, I view them as a slide show to decide which photos need work, or deletion, or those that I will stitch to make a panorama.
What would be really nice would be to be able to see the filename at the bottom of the screen while the slide show is running,
That way I can just jot the photo number down with a quick note as to what I want to do with it. Since there in no filename in slideshow, it gets difficult to remember which photo is on display after a dozen or so,
I know I can just open the folder using the XP menu selections: <VIEW> <FILMSTRIP>, but that requires selecting each photo to see it larger than the thumbnail provided. I really want to automate the clicks for each photo.
Is there a way to display the filename during the slideshow? Or if it’s not possible in PSE, is there another application that will do this?
Thanks in advance.
When I go out on my hikes, I take a lot of photos, and when I get home, I view them as a slide show to decide which photos need work, or deletion, or those that I will stitch to make a panorama.
What would be really nice would be to be able to see the filename at the bottom of the screen while the slide show is running,
That way I can just jot the photo number down with a quick note as to what I want to do with it. Since there in no filename in slideshow, it gets difficult to remember which photo is on display after a dozen or so,
I know I can just open the folder using the XP menu selections: <VIEW> <FILMSTRIP>, but that requires selecting each photo to see it larger than the thumbnail provided. I really want to automate the clicks for each photo.
Is there a way to display the filename during the slideshow? Or if it’s not possible in PSE, is there another application that will do this?
Thanks in advance.
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