This is one of the best ways to archive and then review your digital or digitized photographs. It's very easy to use and fun to operate.

The subprogram is called Photorelay and it can co-operate with your digital camera or scanner (to import pictures from), or you can simply add the pictures you already have stored in your hard disk.

You then can :

1. Save the album you created as a *.phb file,
2. Print an entire album to your printer,
3. Sort an album in a specified order,
4. Create a slideshow using an album (you can add audio too!!),
5. Create an HTML (WebAlbum) catalog using an album,

6. Create a Video Postcard using an album (slideshow-like but with backgrounds)
7. Send an album to a friend via email
8. Share pictures with other people (members of PhotoIsland)

Creating a Video Postcard is easy as pie. You pick up the theme you like, you fill up the details on the back of the (virtual) postcard, then you pickup your favorite video and you burn a selfbootable CD. You then can share it with your friends. The idea is almost the same as creating a slide show, only this time you are doing it using videos. (How about a fine Video Postcard from Crete, Greece, this year to make all your friends ungry that you bought Easy Cd Creator ® 5 Platinum this Summer?) ;-)

-Make a Photo or Video CD-
Video Impression

Okay, you have recorded your vacation video from Crete this year, but you'll have to edit it a bit. What will you do? Worry not! Video Impression is here. Easy and fast as 1-2-3! :-)

Yes, you read it right. First make a new album, then load-up the videos you want, either by harddisk, or acquire from your digital camera, or even capture the introduction of the video, live, now! - Then edit them, preview it, save it and email it or either burn it! An extraordinary tool!

-Make a Photo or Video CD-
Video CD

This is a very easy, and common option for most of us nowadays. The Easy Cd Creator ® 5 Platinum offers a pretty professional tool which will help you create your VideoCDs.

There is a wizard when you open the subprogram which will guide you from the very beginning to the burn process pretty easily. You will need an .mpg file (or more) and the rest is a couple of clicks on the mouse! It's burned and ready! Ssssh! it's starting...