Unsolicited Customer Comments

   "I am able now to use Opazity to keep my audience awake and to make everybody curious about what's under the veil that covers objects or faces. It is very interesting to see people's reaction in front of a blurred screen. I assure you, the effect is fantastic!"
~ Mihaela Goj, Civil Engineer, M.Sc. and PR & Communication Expert - Bucharest, Romania

   "Opazity is very easy to understand and use. It does just what you claim and creates a useful effect for any PowerPoint presentation."
~ C Byrnes

   "I LOVE Opazity - especially its amazing way of capturing an image with so many creative ways to then deal with the outcome. The video demos are helpful. I have passed the Opazity site link on to a few other consultants who I know will appreciate it."
~ Tertia Borgelt, NDA Training, South Africa

   "Congratulations for the innovation of Opazity.

   I will surely use it to improve some of the demos that we will run on our PowerPoint and Presentation Services website."
~ Manuel Matias, Audiveus, Lisboa, Portugal. www.audiveus.pt

Reviews

Opazity Plug-in

From Interactive Presentation Made Easy 30 April 2008
...PowerPoint 2007 surprisingly, even with all its fabulous new graphical effects, does not provide a way of blurring imagery...

Robert Lane
Aspire Communications

The PowerPoint Effect that Microsoft Forgot

From About.com 9 April 2008
This is one of those times that make you think -- "Now why didn't I think of that?"
Read the full item and follow the links to Wendy's examples.

Wendy Russell
NYT's About.com's Guide to Presentation Software

Opazity: PowerPoint for Lazy People

Here is a short extract from an informative review in InformIT 4 April 2008

"What I like about the Opazity web site is that it provides short video tutorials on specific tasks that can be done with Opazity that will stimulate your own creativity.

For example, by simply placing text, like the title of the presentation over the AutoShape with the effect, and placing both over the image to be revealed, you can get a very nice opening sequence by giving the AutoShape a slow Exit Fade animation.

Again, you could have done the same thing by reading a PowerPoint Tips and Tricks book — one way would be by creating two identical slides — one with the photo blurred or transparent and the other with it clear, and putting a Transition effect in between.

But this is a good deal easier and requires less thinking.

When you consider that you can try Opazity for free and buy it for $47 the ease on wear and tear on your noodle is palpable."

Tom Bunzel
InformIT's Microsoft Office Reference Guide
Visit Tom Bunzel's 'Presentation Professor' website

Opazity PowerPoint Plug-in awarded 5 Stars

Opazity awarded 5 Stars at bestshareware.net