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Presentation possibilities in the Slideshow module, part 2: Customizing the slideshow's appearance

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Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Giving your show a unique look
  3. Making your images pop, adding backgrounds, and more
  4. Changing the background of the image display
  5. Working the design of the image display
  6. Timing and music
  7. Working with text
  8. What overlay options do you need?
  9. Making your own templates

Making your own templates

Now that you know how to work the adjustment controls in Slideshow, you can set up a template to show off your slides any special way. Here’s how:

  1. Create a unique image display that you want to save. This can include text, background, photo location, drop shadow, and more—basically anything on the right side except Playback.
  2. Click Add in the Template Browser, as shown in Figure 25. This creates a new entry in the Template Browser, also seen in Figure 25.

    3. adding templates to the Templates browser

    Figure 25: You can add your own template designs to the Template Browser.

  3. Type a name for your template.
  4. Press Enter/Return to accept the new template.

If you make a mistake, it is really easy to correct. Delete the new template (select it and click Remove), make the changes needed to your slideshow, and then create a new template and name it.

Where to go from here

For more information about Photoshop Lightroom, see the following: