FotoFusion Videos: A Great Way to Demonstrate An Application

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.lumapix.com/web_about/about_video.shtml

Long-time readers of this site know about my enthusiasm for FotoFusion, a software program created by the folks at LumaPix. I reviewed version 4.0 in June of last year, and while the software had some rough edges, it still blew me away in terms of what I was able to accomplish with it in a relatively short period of time. LumaPix has since released version 4.2 of the software, and it addresses some of the issues I had with the program. The reason for this post though is to highlight the impressive demo videos that LumxPix has created for FotoFusion.



They've got two videos, one is more focused on scrapbook-style layouts, and the other is aimed at professional photographers or people doing photo layouts. Both were recorded in a very dynamic, motion-friendly way that keeps the viewer engaged and is much more exciting than a static. They really show how fast, powerful, and flexible the software is.

If you haven't checked out FotoFusion for yourself, you definitely should - there's a free download and the basic version is only $39.99 USD. And we're going to have a chance for you to win one of five copies of this software in the coming weeks, so watch for the launch of our grand re-opening contest...

[Jason Dunn]

http://www.lumapix.com/web_about/about_video.shtml

Long-time readers of this site know about my enthusiasm for FotoFusion, a software program created by the folks at LumaPix. I reviewed version 4.0 in June of last year, and while the software had some rough edges, it still blew me away in terms of what I was able to accomplish with it in a relatively short period of time. LumaPix has since released version 4.2 of the software, and it addresses some of the issues I had with the program. The reason for this post though is to highlight the impressive demo videos that LumxPix has created for FotoFusion.



They've got two videos, one is more focused on scrapbook-style layouts, and the other is aimed at professional photographers or people doing photo layouts. Both were recorded in a very dynamic, motion-friendly way that keeps the viewer engaged and is much more exciting than a static. They really show how fast, powerful, and flexible the software is.

If you haven't checked out FotoFusion for yourself, you definitely should - there's a free download and the basic version is only $39.99 USD. And we're going to have a chance for you to win one of five copies of this software in the coming weeks, so watch for the launch of our grand re-opening contest...