PRE 11 No "Fly Away" Transition?

[George Tyndall]

One of my favorite transitions appears to be missing in PRE11, so I had to use "Box Explode" in the following clip:



BTW, the placement of the Effects, Transitions and other tabs, at the bottom of the timeline, seems odd.

PRE 11 Timeline.JPG

[RJ Johnston]

The "Fly Away" transition is from NewBlueFX, so now you will have to purchase the transition set from them if you want that particular transition. I don't think you can copy the corresponding file from the PRE7 folder to the PRE11 folder and have it work, but you can try.

[George Tyndall]

The "Fly Away" transition is from NewBlueFX, so now you will have to purchase the transition set from them if you want that particular transition. I don't think you can copy the corresponding file from the PRE7 folder to the PRE11 folder and have it work, but you can try.

PSE11 has some attractive features that have gotten my interest in comparison with PSE7, but with regard to PRE11 v. PRE7 for what I do (HD slide shows composed mostly of stills), I'm not aware of any advantage(s). Are you?

Here is a question that I posed to Steve in another thread: If I were to move from PRE7 to PRE11 to create my slide shows, during which part of the production process, if any, would I see significant improvement as a result of the 64-bit support for Win7?

[Steve Grisetti]

As I said in your other thread, although you've got a great machine for taking advantage of 64-bit software, you probably won't see much of a boost when you're working on slideshows.

[RJ Johnston]

George, I haven't had a chance to use PRE11 on my own machine, yet. The machine I'm a guest on is just a Celeron 2.4 GHz, which has only one core and no hyperthreading. There is only 500 Mb of RAM, to add insult to injury.

Steve knows what the advantages are between 7 and 11.