PowerPoint Tip - Magnify an Image

In this tip, I describe 2 approaches that will let you to enlarge portion of an Picture that is encircled inside an oval.

A) Use the Develop/Shrink animation on an Picture-filled AutoShape

The 1st system is quick, but the resulting Picture is a tiny fuzzy. Comply with these methods:

1. Insert your most important Picture.

two. Pick the Picture and duplicate it (Ctrl%2BD).

three. Show the Image toolbar (correct-click any toolbar and Pick Image). Pick the Crop button. (In 2007, click the Image Tools Format tab and click the Crop button.) Crop the Image to the region that you will need to Display enlarged.

four. Ideal-click the Image and Select Save as Image.

five. Delete the cropped Image; you never will need it on the slide any additional.

six. Insert an Oval from the Draw toolbar, dragging it to cover the region that you need to have to enlarge. (In 2007, insert it from the Dwelling tab> Drawing group, Shapes.) Resize and move it as preferred.

7. Appropriate-click the oval and Pick Format AutoShape (in 2007: Format Shape). On the Colors and Lines tab, click the Fill Color drop-down list and Pick Fill Effects, then click the Image tab. Click Pick Image and Pick the Picture you saved. Click Insert. (In 2007, in the Fill category, Pick Image or Texture Fill. Click the File button, Pick the Picture you saved, and click Insert.)

eight. Click OK or Close to exit from any dialog boxes. The oval now consists of the cropped Picture. If required, move and resize it so that the 2 pictures seem seamless and seem as a single Picture with an oval over component of it.

9. With the filled oval chosen, Pick Slide Display> Custom Animation. (In 2007: go to Animations tab> Animations group> Custom Animation.)

ten. Pick Add Effect> Emphasis> Develop/Shrink. You are going to possibly require to handle the timing, so leave the Start off to On Click. For the size, adjust as essential. Recall that you can click this item, and enter any worth in the Custom text box. I applied 200% to double the size of the Picture. Set the Speed as preferred; I utilised the Speedy setting.

11. Go into Slide Display view and click to watch the oval enlarge the Picture.

B) Use Zoom Animation on an enlarged Picture

To stay clear of a somewhat blurry Picture, you can Get started with the enlarged Picture. Stick to these measures:

1. Insert your principal Picture.

two. Insert an Oval from the Draw toolbar, dragging it to cover the location that you will need to enlarge. (In 2007, insert it from the House tab> Drawing group, Shapes.) Resize and move it as preferred.

three. With the oval chosen, Select Slide Display> Custom Animation. (In 2007: go to Animations tab> Animations group> Custom Animation.) Pick Add Effect> Exit> Disappear. The Start off should really be On Click if you have to have handle over the timing.

four. Acquire an additional Picture that is enlarged the way you will need it and insert it on leading of the original Picture and the oval.

five. Show the Image toolbar (proper-click any toolbar and Select Image). Pick the Crop button. (In 2007, click the Image Tools Format tab and click the Crop button.) Crop the Image to the location that you need to have to Display enlarged.

six. Ideal-click the Image and Pick Save as Image.

7. Insert an additional Oval from the Draw toolbar, dragging it to cover the location of the enlarged Picture that you require to Show. (In 2007, insert it from the Residence tab> Drawing group, Shapes.) Resize and move it as preferred.

eight. Delete the cropped Image; you never will need it on the slide any a lot more.

9. Suitable-click the large oval and Pick Format AutoShape (in 2007: Format Shape). On the Colors and Lines tab, click the Fill Color drop-down list and Pick Fill Effects, then click the Image tab. Click Choose Image and Select the bigger Picture you saved. Click Insert. (In 2007, in the Fill category, Select Image or Texture Fill. Click the File button, Select the Picture you saved, and click Insert.)

ten. Click OK or Close to exit from any dialog boxes. The bigger oval now consists of the enlarged Picture. If required, move it so that it really is centered over the smaller sized oval.

11. With the bigger, filled oval chosen, from the Custom Animation process pane, Pick Add Effect> Entrance Zoom. The Start off need to be With Prior so that the animation begins as quickly as the smaller sized oval disappears. I set the Speed to Rapid.

12. Go into Slide Display view and click. The small oval disappears as the bigger oval zooms in filled with the enlarged Picture.

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