Fade a Picture

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Fade a Picture

• Make multiple copies of the picture. (Use copy
  and paste.)
• Double-click the picture.
• Each copy bring the contrast up 5 and the
  brightness down 5.In the case of a black
  background, take each down 5.

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Multi-Slide Exit Fade

• Place each of the pictures on a separate slide in
  the proper order from vivid to faded.
• In the View menu, click Slide Sorter.
• Select all slides in the fade sequence except the
  first with the normal picture and the last with
  the picture being blank.
• Click the Transition button on the toolbar.
• Set to advance automatically after zero seconds.

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White or Black Area in a Design

• It is not very difficult to work in an area of
  white or black into a design so that you can use
  this technique.
• The following slides show a fairly nice scheme
  employing such.
• The idea is to make it look like it belongs
  there.
• Then, when finished, you can hide it.

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