PubMed · 16791156
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2006-06-22. The mad technologist.. https://doi.org/10.1038/441908a
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United States cinema motion pictures from the beginning of 20th century to the present are characterized by massive use of sterotypes to represent psychiatrist's image, as well as psychiatric treatment and inpatients psychiatric facilities. Representation tends to undergo considerable changes between psychiatric different historical periods. Psychiatric disorders also are commonly depicted in movies, often in a not realistic way. The images of psychiatrist and mental disorders shown in movies are likely to impact on the beliefs and attitudes of people towards psychiatry.
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this article is to discuss common compatibility issues relating to the use of movie clips in PowerPoint presentations. CONCLUSION: Our investigations found that successful display of movie clips in PowerPoint depends on the following three factors: movie file format, codec selection, and cross-platform compatibility. These factors primarily result from the rapid change in today's computer operating systems. Based on a compatibility study of common movie clips used in radiology presentations, a general guideline for preparing movie clips is presented. Also, a simple method is described for converting movie clips into compatible movie formats and reducing large movie clips to manageable file sizes to ensure smooth presentation.
OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this article is to describe a simple method for editing movie clips for PowerPoint presentations. CONCLUSION: We describe a simple method for editing movie clips using Adobe Photoshop, a common software utility used by many radiologists for preparing digital images.