-aspect 16:9    # set output aspect ratio to 16:9
-autoanim       # set up automatic animation unless specified otherwise
-t 5            # set default slide duration to 5 seconds
-default-trans  # enable automatic transitions between slides; if we enable it
                # right here, at the beginning of the script, we will also get
                # a fade in effect

# Now the first image follows, with standard parameters:
WeserFlowers.jpg

# The next image will be just a static image:
Colorful_Lorikeets.jpg -pos center

# We'll scroll over the next image, from bottom/right to top/left:
WeserFlowers.jpg -scroll -reverse

# For the next images, we change the default duration to 10 seconds and the
# transition duration to 3 seconds:
-set-defaults -t 10
-set-trans-defaults -t 3

# Now a more complex example: zoom out from the upper-left corner to the
# lower-right corner:
Colorful_Lorikeets.jpg -anim 20%@ul;lr
#                ^^^ ^^ ^^
#       initial zoom |  end position (zoom of 100% is the default, so we didn't
#  initial position -/                need to specify it here explicitly)

# The next animation has been determined using an image editor, with explicit
# pixel coordinates and sizes:
WeserFlowers.jpg -anim 3484x1960@0,56;1266x712@1104,936

# We use a fancy map transition between this image and the next:
-trans -map plasma256.jpg

# Finally, another image with a simple zooming animation:
Colorful_Lorikeets.jpg -anim 100%;300%

# At the end of the presentation, we add another black frame, preceded by a
# classic "iris shutter" effect seen in many cartoons at the end:
-trans-type circular -invert  # instead, specify the transition explicitly
-band-size 10%                # don't make it too soft
-empty -t 0                   # put a black frame at the end
-no-default-trans             # disable automatic transitions (otherwise we'd
                              # get another transition at the end of the show)