It’s not that easy, but you can use fields other than “Title”. This is already in your photo’s metadata, so click again on the ABC button, and rather than Title, choose Exposure. For example, below the title you could display your exposure information. You can add as many text fields to your slides as you want. To view how the titles look on more of your photos, you can Preview or Play the slideshow (bottom right), or you can hit the Previous/Next buttons in the toolbar below your slide to scroll through. To change the color, click on the color square to the right of Text Overlays. If the text isn’t active, click on it first to make it active.Ĭheck the Text Overlays box. while it has the box around it), you can change the font, color and opacity using the Text Overlays section of the Overlays panel on the right. For photo titles, I generally want them to appear just below the photo, regardless of how tall the photo is, so I have moved the anchor to the base of the photo:īecause the anchor is attached to the photo, the title appears the same distance from the bottom of the photos in both these slides, even though they have different heights: If you anchor it to the edge of your slide, it will appear a set distance from the edge of the slide. If you anchor the text to the photo, the text will appear at a set distance from your photo, regardless of what size or shape the photo is. You can move the anchor by clicking and dragging it. Click and drag inside of it to move it, and click and drag the corners to resize it.Īs you move your text box, you will notice a white square that snaps to various locations on the slide. You will now see the text box on your slide. In the Slideshow module, in the toolbar below the slide, click on the ABC button, and then change the drop-down to the right of it from Custom Text to Title. Do this for each of the photos you plan to use in your slideshow. In the Library module, select your photo, then on the right side, scroll down to the Metadata panel and type in a Title, and hit Enter/Return. To add titles (or captions), you first have to type them into your photo’s metadata. In this post I will explain how to add photo-specific titles and other information to your photo slides. In previous posts this past week I have explained how to add beginning and ending title slides to your Lightroom slide show, and how to add section title slides.
0 kommentar(er)
