Adding Power Point slides to my 1080 30P video....

[kalcolpau]

What is the best way to enter powerpoint slides into my video (which is 1080 30P) I have tried just saving the slides as pictures in power point then importing them in my Adobe Premiere CS5.5 however I had to resize them a bit as you already know, but the resolution of the slides greatly decreased.

Does anyone have any suggestions what the best way to get the slides (approx. 125 of them) in to my video with allot better quality?

Thank you very much in advance!

[[Admin] osborn4]

You could try showing them on an HD monitor and using a good screen capture.

You could try saving them as a PDF. I don't know if Premiere will use a PDF, but you could bring them into Photoshop and create a nice clean PNG file.

Just a couple of quick thoughts.

[petereit]

Go the other way. Build your slides using Adobe's creative products. Export them to stills to pull into PowerPoint.

[[Admin] osborn4]

Originally Posted by petereit

Go the other way. Build your slides using Adobe's creative products. Export them to stills to pull into PowerPoint.

Yes. If the slides still need to be created, that's the way to go.

Photoshop for layout.
Powerpoint (or other) for presentation.

I was assuming a PPT was what he had to work with.

[petereit]

Oh, I get it. Can you change the PowerPoint presentation's slide size to 1920 x 1080 before you export the slides? Wouldn't that automatically scale up the content on all the slides?

[Paris MkVI]

Go to Page Setup in Powerpoint, and change (increase) the size of your image in "inches". When you convert your slides to JPEGS after changing their apparent "size", you will get larger JPEGS that, to my eye, have been vector scaled (the text at the very least), not just blown up.

Experiment to find the right "size".