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Comparison of 3
                   Photo Slide Show Applications on
                      Various Electronic Devices
                                 Presented by:

                                Bonnie Parham
                                 Joey Feigley
                                 Beth Drayer

Group 5                        December 13, 2012
Web 282AF
Emerging Web Technologies
Professor Gina Bowers-Miller
Everyone’s Contributions:
   Bonnie               Joey               Beth

Smilebox – PC     Smilebox – iPad     Smilebox - iPhone



Animoto – PC      Animoto – iPad      Animoto – iPhone



Wow Slider – PC   Animoto – Android
Bonnie Parham – Smilebox for PC
PROs
• Many free designs to choose from with the free version for all occasions.
• Free music or the ability to upload your own.
• For longer videos you can add up to 3 different pieces of music. Music
  automatically loops if there are still more photos when the music ends.
• Allows choice of transition types between slides and speed of both slides
  and transitions
• Can use up to 400 photos
• Can import email addresses from other applications for email fished show
CONs
• The MAJOR Disadvantage is that you can only share the video slideshow
  on Facebook, a blog, or Wiki or by Email. Could not export to hard drive to
  save, or burn to a CD/DVD without their Premium membership.
Bonnie Parham – Animoto for PC
PROs
• Easy signup, can use Facebook to create an account
• No download necessary – online program
• Preset Template Styles
• Slideshow can be easily shared on Facebook, Tumblr, Photobucket, Flickr,
   Myspace, Picasa, Twitter, YouTube
• One click share buttons for: facebook, twitter, email
CONs
Free Version (Lite)
• 30 second videos – total of 12 photos
• 360p video resolution
• No Image fitting, i.e., cropping, sizing
• Can not adjust timing or transitions
Bonnie Parham – Wow Slider for PC
PROs
• Interactive demos for each style where you can change each feature to
  see what it does prior to making your selection.
• Site provides “Quick Help” for answering questions and customer support
• Offers professional looking styles (13), transition effects (13) - not a “fun,
  cutesy look” like Smilebox
• Offers 9 preset resolutions from 320 X 240 to 1024 X 768 in addition to
  allowing for “Custom Settings”
• Can control the time delay between slides in addition to time of each
  transition
• More than one slide show can be published on the same page of your site.
• Offers the ability for functionality to:
   – pause on mouseover
   – loop the slideshow for continuous play or stop after one showing
Wow Slider for PC, continued
PROs (continued)

– design with or without frame and shadows, photo descriptions, back and
  forward arrows, thumbnail images, bullet navigation, customize
  background to match website.
• Offers many options for publishing:
   – Can save directly to a folder on your PC, external hardrive, upload to
      an FTP Server or directly to an open HTML page, create a Joomla 1.5
      module, or a Wordpress plugin slider.
CONs
• Not recommended for everyday users
• When you mix Portrait and Landscape photos within the same slideshow,
  the portrait photos get cut off on both ends as if the photo was taken in
  “landscape” format unless you select shrink to fit.
• Not as easy to modify once published
Bonnie Parham - Summary
• Personally, I would not waste my time with the free version of Animoto;
  the maximum of 12 photos is not enough to create a valuable slide show,
  not to mention the very low resolution of 360p.

• Although Smilebox had many nice features for the average user, again, I
  can not get over the fact that with the free version, the slideshow can not
  be downloaded or burnt to a CD/DVD.

• In my opinion, the free version of WOW Slider has everything! Me being a
  Web Design major, this is product I would choose over the other 2. It is,
  however a more advanced program geared towards the professional, and
  consequently, I do not recommend it to the average user.
Joey Feigley – Smilebox on the iPad
You can use this app to manage photos and add
effects and text to those images. You can not,
however, actually make a photo slideshow.
Overall, this app received a 3.0 rating from me.
Some of the high points:
• Easy to set up and use
• Free version allows for a ton of photos (I
  haven’t actually found a limit yet)
• Very user friendly UI
Smilebox Photo with Photo Effects:
Joey Feigley – Animoto on iPad
You can use this app to create neat little slide shows with
nifty animation and background music. The free version only
gets a 2.5 though, because the emphasis is on the word
“little”. With a maximum of 12 images per slideshow and no
way to control timing, this app could be a lot better. The UI
of this app is much better on Android than it is on iPad, but
aside from that they are both very similar. Some key points
of this review are:
• I found 12 images per slide show to be very inadequate
• The UI is a bit cumbersome on the iPad, though pretty
   easy to use on the Android device
• No control over timing or effects leaves a bit to be desired
• All in all, not a terrible app, but very limited in what you
   can do with it for free.
Joey Feigley - Summary
If you’re looking for an actual slideshow, then out of the
two apps, Animoto is the only option. If you’re just
looking for photo effects and a way to share your
pictures, Smilebox is very superior to Animoto.
Both apps had their merits, but out of the two Smilebox
would have to be the winner. It may not be able to make
slideshows, but it does have useful features, where
Animoto seems more like a tease than anything else.

I did attempt to download Wow Slider. Wow Slider is only
available on PC and Mac, and not at all for mobile
platforms. This seems like a pretty significant limitation.
Beth Drayer - Smilebox
• Pros:
   – Easy set up and install on the iPhone
   – Allows you to view your entire album to choose photos from
   – Allows you to choose frames or stickers to place on your photos.
   – Sends notifications to let you know when there have been
     updates to the app
   – Allows you to send to instagram, facebook, twitter, e mail, or text.
   – Allows you to crop and reposition the photos within the frames.
   – Frames, stickers and brushes are separated by catagories…
     Family, seasonal, life, occasions, etc
• Cons:
   – The most photos you can put in a collage frame is 4
   – No slideshow capability in the iPhone app
Smilebox Demo Pictures




Collage of Photos   Photo with Effect
Beth Drayer - Animoto
• Pros:
   – Allows you to pick music from your own library to play with
     your video
   – Easy set up and install on the iPhone
   – Allows you to view your entire album to choose photos from
   – Allows you to choose different themes for your photos to be
     placed in, which for a free version is a decent selection.
   – The app sends you an e mail letting you know you video is
     done, but the e mail comes long after the video is done and
     has been viewed.
• Cons:
   – Can only choose 12 photos for free version, which would be ok
     if you don’t mind your video being like 36 seconds long
   – Slides move fast and I could not find a setting to change the
     speed
Beth Drayer - Summary
Although Animoto only allows you to use 12 photos in the
free version, I liked this app the best out of the two I was
able to use. Smilebox is nice if you want to frame and put
stickers on your photos, but as far as creating a slide show
using your music and more than 4 pictures, you cannot do
that. I would be interested in getting the paid version of
Animoto just to be able to use more pictures. The average
video I made for Animoto was approximately 36 seconds
long, and the music didn’t even really have a chance to get
started. But again, Animoto is an actual slide show, where
Smilebox just allows you to manipulate or frame pictures.
Wowslider was a big let down as it was not even available to
download on the iPhone.
The Group’s Summary Review
Each of us completed the survey below for each slideshow application
utilizing a rating system of 1=low through 5=great.
The scores below are an average of all answers for each application:

                                                         ANIMOTO   Smilebox    WOW Slider

      1.   Ease of download and/or install.                  5       5          5

      2.   Ease of account set up:                           5       5          5

      3.   User friendliness of the UI:                     4.5      4.5        4

      4.   Tutorials available within the application:       3       3.5        5

      5.   Usefulness of the free version:                  3.5      4          5

      6.   Maximum # of photos accepted per slideshow?      12           400     Unlimited

      7.   Adequacy of maximum # of photos accepted:         3       5          5

      8.   Overall user experience:                          3       4          4
The Best App for Each Platform
         PC                   Android                         iOS
  Smilebox*                   Animoto*                    Smilebox
 Wow Slider*
*Smilebox for PC is recommended if you are an average user and would
like to share a video slideshow with friends and family via email or social
media.

*Wow Slider for PC is recommended for serious professionals

*Animoto received the best Android App option because it was the only
one of our 3 applications that worked on Android OS

When uploading our slideshow to Slideshare, we discovered that the links
did not work. Please see associated document containing all links to
demos as well as independent consumer reviews on our applications!
Thanks from Group 5!
Thank you for your time, and we hope you have
          enjoyed our presentation!

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Group 5 presentation

  • 1. Comparison of 3 Photo Slide Show Applications on Various Electronic Devices Presented by: Bonnie Parham Joey Feigley Beth Drayer Group 5 December 13, 2012 Web 282AF Emerging Web Technologies Professor Gina Bowers-Miller
  • 2. Everyone’s Contributions: Bonnie Joey Beth Smilebox – PC Smilebox – iPad Smilebox - iPhone Animoto – PC Animoto – iPad Animoto – iPhone Wow Slider – PC Animoto – Android
  • 3. Bonnie Parham – Smilebox for PC PROs • Many free designs to choose from with the free version for all occasions. • Free music or the ability to upload your own. • For longer videos you can add up to 3 different pieces of music. Music automatically loops if there are still more photos when the music ends. • Allows choice of transition types between slides and speed of both slides and transitions • Can use up to 400 photos • Can import email addresses from other applications for email fished show CONs • The MAJOR Disadvantage is that you can only share the video slideshow on Facebook, a blog, or Wiki or by Email. Could not export to hard drive to save, or burn to a CD/DVD without their Premium membership.
  • 4. Bonnie Parham – Animoto for PC PROs • Easy signup, can use Facebook to create an account • No download necessary – online program • Preset Template Styles • Slideshow can be easily shared on Facebook, Tumblr, Photobucket, Flickr, Myspace, Picasa, Twitter, YouTube • One click share buttons for: facebook, twitter, email CONs Free Version (Lite) • 30 second videos – total of 12 photos • 360p video resolution • No Image fitting, i.e., cropping, sizing • Can not adjust timing or transitions
  • 5. Bonnie Parham – Wow Slider for PC PROs • Interactive demos for each style where you can change each feature to see what it does prior to making your selection. • Site provides “Quick Help” for answering questions and customer support • Offers professional looking styles (13), transition effects (13) - not a “fun, cutesy look” like Smilebox • Offers 9 preset resolutions from 320 X 240 to 1024 X 768 in addition to allowing for “Custom Settings” • Can control the time delay between slides in addition to time of each transition • More than one slide show can be published on the same page of your site. • Offers the ability for functionality to: – pause on mouseover – loop the slideshow for continuous play or stop after one showing
  • 6. Wow Slider for PC, continued PROs (continued) – design with or without frame and shadows, photo descriptions, back and forward arrows, thumbnail images, bullet navigation, customize background to match website. • Offers many options for publishing: – Can save directly to a folder on your PC, external hardrive, upload to an FTP Server or directly to an open HTML page, create a Joomla 1.5 module, or a Wordpress plugin slider. CONs • Not recommended for everyday users • When you mix Portrait and Landscape photos within the same slideshow, the portrait photos get cut off on both ends as if the photo was taken in “landscape” format unless you select shrink to fit. • Not as easy to modify once published
  • 7. Bonnie Parham - Summary • Personally, I would not waste my time with the free version of Animoto; the maximum of 12 photos is not enough to create a valuable slide show, not to mention the very low resolution of 360p. • Although Smilebox had many nice features for the average user, again, I can not get over the fact that with the free version, the slideshow can not be downloaded or burnt to a CD/DVD. • In my opinion, the free version of WOW Slider has everything! Me being a Web Design major, this is product I would choose over the other 2. It is, however a more advanced program geared towards the professional, and consequently, I do not recommend it to the average user.
  • 8. Joey Feigley – Smilebox on the iPad You can use this app to manage photos and add effects and text to those images. You can not, however, actually make a photo slideshow. Overall, this app received a 3.0 rating from me. Some of the high points: • Easy to set up and use • Free version allows for a ton of photos (I haven’t actually found a limit yet) • Very user friendly UI
  • 9. Smilebox Photo with Photo Effects:
  • 10. Joey Feigley – Animoto on iPad You can use this app to create neat little slide shows with nifty animation and background music. The free version only gets a 2.5 though, because the emphasis is on the word “little”. With a maximum of 12 images per slideshow and no way to control timing, this app could be a lot better. The UI of this app is much better on Android than it is on iPad, but aside from that they are both very similar. Some key points of this review are: • I found 12 images per slide show to be very inadequate • The UI is a bit cumbersome on the iPad, though pretty easy to use on the Android device • No control over timing or effects leaves a bit to be desired • All in all, not a terrible app, but very limited in what you can do with it for free.
  • 11. Joey Feigley - Summary If you’re looking for an actual slideshow, then out of the two apps, Animoto is the only option. If you’re just looking for photo effects and a way to share your pictures, Smilebox is very superior to Animoto. Both apps had their merits, but out of the two Smilebox would have to be the winner. It may not be able to make slideshows, but it does have useful features, where Animoto seems more like a tease than anything else. I did attempt to download Wow Slider. Wow Slider is only available on PC and Mac, and not at all for mobile platforms. This seems like a pretty significant limitation.
  • 12. Beth Drayer - Smilebox • Pros: – Easy set up and install on the iPhone – Allows you to view your entire album to choose photos from – Allows you to choose frames or stickers to place on your photos. – Sends notifications to let you know when there have been updates to the app – Allows you to send to instagram, facebook, twitter, e mail, or text. – Allows you to crop and reposition the photos within the frames. – Frames, stickers and brushes are separated by catagories… Family, seasonal, life, occasions, etc • Cons: – The most photos you can put in a collage frame is 4 – No slideshow capability in the iPhone app
  • 13. Smilebox Demo Pictures Collage of Photos Photo with Effect
  • 14. Beth Drayer - Animoto • Pros: – Allows you to pick music from your own library to play with your video – Easy set up and install on the iPhone – Allows you to view your entire album to choose photos from – Allows you to choose different themes for your photos to be placed in, which for a free version is a decent selection. – The app sends you an e mail letting you know you video is done, but the e mail comes long after the video is done and has been viewed. • Cons: – Can only choose 12 photos for free version, which would be ok if you don’t mind your video being like 36 seconds long – Slides move fast and I could not find a setting to change the speed
  • 15. Beth Drayer - Summary Although Animoto only allows you to use 12 photos in the free version, I liked this app the best out of the two I was able to use. Smilebox is nice if you want to frame and put stickers on your photos, but as far as creating a slide show using your music and more than 4 pictures, you cannot do that. I would be interested in getting the paid version of Animoto just to be able to use more pictures. The average video I made for Animoto was approximately 36 seconds long, and the music didn’t even really have a chance to get started. But again, Animoto is an actual slide show, where Smilebox just allows you to manipulate or frame pictures. Wowslider was a big let down as it was not even available to download on the iPhone.
  • 16. The Group’s Summary Review Each of us completed the survey below for each slideshow application utilizing a rating system of 1=low through 5=great. The scores below are an average of all answers for each application: ANIMOTO Smilebox WOW Slider 1. Ease of download and/or install. 5 5 5 2. Ease of account set up: 5 5 5 3. User friendliness of the UI: 4.5 4.5 4 4. Tutorials available within the application: 3 3.5 5 5. Usefulness of the free version: 3.5 4 5 6. Maximum # of photos accepted per slideshow? 12 400 Unlimited 7. Adequacy of maximum # of photos accepted: 3 5 5 8. Overall user experience: 3 4 4
  • 17. The Best App for Each Platform PC Android iOS Smilebox* Animoto* Smilebox Wow Slider* *Smilebox for PC is recommended if you are an average user and would like to share a video slideshow with friends and family via email or social media. *Wow Slider for PC is recommended for serious professionals *Animoto received the best Android App option because it was the only one of our 3 applications that worked on Android OS When uploading our slideshow to Slideshare, we discovered that the links did not work. Please see associated document containing all links to demos as well as independent consumer reviews on our applications!
  • 18. Thanks from Group 5! Thank you for your time, and we hope you have enjoyed our presentation!