Digital Workshop

http://www.aucklandartgallery.govt.nz/d ... tissot.asp

http://www.aucklandartgallery.govt.nz/d ... ccahon.asp

http://www.aucklandartgallery.govt.nz/d ... adonna.asp

comments welcome

I thought these 3 samples provided great examples of how effective an Opus presentation can be. Noy only that, I really enjoyed working through them.

One comment: in the middle sample, some of the buttons locked up and froze the presentation. If you would like me to try again and note the specifics gor you, I'm happy to do so Just let me know.

Thanks for your comments...
I should go through the middle presentation myself I suppose, but if you can remember anything specific ...?
These were originally made for kiosk use, then republished and modified for flex on the web. That must be where the problem arose.
thanks

I'll go through the "troublesome" presentation tomorrow and take notes for you.

Thanks for these great examples! You have used some very nice, clean fonts and eye-pleasing layouts. I particularly enjoyed the very interesting and effective use of the 'magnifying glass'-effect in the Tissot publication.

Many thanks,

Mac,
Please shed some insights on the magnifying glass implementation

I have added a new article to the Opus Pro FAQ section named "Magnifying Glass effect" which should guide you through the process of creating this style of interface.

To create a 'before and after' effect, such as that seen in Mac's publication, you will need to select two different images for the page background and the image object and leave the Stretch option disabled (as you no longer need to magnify the image).

I hope this helps. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further queries.

Kind regards,