From the course: iMovie 10.1.16 Essential Training
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Incorporate photos - iMovie Tutorial
From the course: iMovie 10.1.16 Essential Training
Incorporate photos
- [Instructor] In addition to grabbing still frames from your video footage, you can also incorporate still photos that you shot with your digital camera or phone, or perhaps scanned into your Mac. On my desktop, inside the exercise files folder, I have a folder called AT Photos, and in here I have a handful of photos. Now, the easiest and quickest way to add photos right now, since I'm looking right at the images and a window sitting on top of my iMovie window is to drag the photos in. But before I do that, I'm going to go back into iMovie to iMovie preferences, and here we have a photo placement menu. This is where you specify how iMovie treats photos when you drag them in. The default is Ken Burns, which is the zooming motion effect we saw earlier, but we also have fit and crop to fill. I'm going to leave Ken Burns selected, but you can set this to whichever one you use the most frequently. And you can always…
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Create and adjust still clips3m 52s
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Incorporate photos5m 12s
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Adjust color7m 34s
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Use transitions8m 4s
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Add titles3m 57s
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Adjust the speed of clips6m 45s
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Stabilize video3m 29s
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Add cutaways, side-by-side video, and picture-in-picture4m 47s
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Use green screen effects6m 11s
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Apply video effects1m 47s
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Create movie trailers7m 4s
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