Free and open to the public.
MGI Software, the market leader in photo and video editing software, will be featuring two award-winning products presented by David B. Whittle, author of Cyberspace: The Human Dimension and named by Working Woman magazine as 'one of America's most original technological thinkers'. Dave will present MGI's flagship PhotoSuite and VideoWave products.
MGI PhotoSuite III- Platinum Edition, the complete PC & Internet photography power pack, is the newest version in MGI's award-winning line of PC photo software for home and business users. PhotoSuite III has a clean, sleek design houses a very logical workflow including thorough step-by-step guides that allow users of any experience level to effortlessly employ the most commanding lineup of features available for getting, preparing, composing, organizing, sharing and printing photos, as well as utilizing the web as an enriching part of the PC photo experience. Two new applications are included in PhotoSuite III, Stitching for creating a single panorama from a series of photos and PhotoTapestry, which replicates a photo by composing many small thumbnail-photos to reform the original image.
MGI VideoWave III is PC video editing made even easier. With
its intuitive StoryLine, VideoWave III lets you easily combine video clips,
animation, graphics, photos, sound, music and narration to "tell a video
story". With VideoWave III you can now capture, edit and publish MPEG-1,
MPEG-2 and DV Video. New templates make getting started a snap. With MGI’s
SmartDV technology, publishing DV video becomes lightning fast. Packed
with powerful new text effects, special effects and transitions, VideoWave
III gives you the power to create wonder, whether you're developing business
presentations, training materials, content for the Web or spicing up your
home movies.
The meeting will be at the
Alamo Heights Junior School auditorium, 7607 N New Braunfels Ave
[Map]
at 7 p.m. (doors open at 6:00 p.m.). The meeting is free and open to the public.
Seating on a first-come, first-served basis.
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