Authoring Portfolios for the iPad

[Frank Petronio]

I know most of crusty old farts could give a hoot, but not having an iPad yet myself, I am wondering how you author a professional looking photo portfolio for it?

[msk2193]

Frank,
I simply select the images I like best, copy them to a new folder within the Photos folder on my Mac.
In iTunes, I select to sync that folder with the iPad, and voila. All folders show on the iPad and once you open a folder you can select it to go from one image to the next.

[Jeffrey Sipress]

And it will do dissolve fade slideshows instantly. Very cool.

[Walter Calahan]

You can also use the Apple Keynote app to include type and other slideshow features.

[papah]

From Lightroom, you can export to iPad directly:
http://lightroomkillertips.com/2010/...port-settings/

For even more automation, you can use Lightroom 3 Publish services:
http://lightroomsecrets.com/2010/07/...lish-services/

[sultanofcognac]

Too bad I'm not subscribed to Kelby training - it would have been nice to have that preset for my iPad!

[papah]

Too bad I'm not subscribed to Kelby training - it would have been nice to have that preset for my iPad!

I think they changed something, and broke the download links. Here is the link where I just downloaded the preset:
http://lightroomkillertips.com/files...rt_presets.zip

I'm not a subscriber either, but I've downloaded many of Matt's presets, all free.

[papah]

The download links for Lightroom presets I mentioned above have been fixed by the webmaster. They work now, no sign-up required.

[pinkypro]

hi im a newbie to this forum

[Richard M. Coda]

Or you can design something professional looking in InDesign (or Photoshop) and make a PDF portfolio that will work on ANY computer.