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Chapter 1
Introduction
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Chapter 6, Adding Transitions and Photos:
In this chapter, you’ll learn how to use
transitions and place photos from iPhoto into a movie.
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Chapter 7, Using Special Effects:
Learn to use special effects to change the look of
motion in a video, perhaps speeding up or slowing down your video, or add visual
effects such as electrical flashes or fog to a scene to increase visual impact.
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Chapter 8, Adding Titles and Chapter Markers:
Learn to add titles, credits, and other
text to your footage to identify people, places, and dates, add commentary, or
anything you like. For movies that you want to share on a disc with iDVD, learn to set
up your movie in chapters so that viewers can play specific scenes.
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Chapter 9, Working With Sound:
Learn to add sound effects, music, and voiceovers
to your videos to give them a professional flare.
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Chapter 10, Watching Your Finished Movie:
Learn
to export your project into a
finished movie format so that it can be viewed on the web, on DVD, as a QuickTime
movie, or with format options used by experts.
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Keyboard Shortcuts:
Common keyboard shortcuts are presented for easy reference
in the appendix.
What’s New in iMovie HD
iMovie HD adds many new features that make movie making faster and easier, with
more professional results than ever:
Support for High Definition (HD):
iMovie HD continues to lead with support for the
most advanced standards and cameras. Import high definition widescreen video (HDV
720p and 1080i) from the latest HD cameras. Do everything you expect from iMovie HD
with HD content; edit, add effects, and share.
Support for More Video Formats and Devices:
More choices to use even the smallest
and most affordable video cameras, including support for MPEG-4 from flash media
video devices. Natively capture from iSight without converting formats. iMovie HD also
supports 16:9 widescreen standard definition DV.
Automated Movie Making with Magic iMovie:
Just plug in your camcorder and
iMovie HD automatically imports and arranges your video on the Timeline, creating a
movie from start to finish—optionally adding titles, transitions, chapter markers, and
even a soundtrack. Even send to iDVD, automatically.
Editing Is Faster and Easier:
Creating even the most advanced projects in iMovie HD is
fast and easy with dramatically increased overall performance, including launching,
editing, and saving—no matter how large or complex your project. Copy and paste
clips between iMovie HD projects, and even drag and drop clips to and from the
Timeline. Even rearrange your clips in the Timeline.
- Getting Started 1
- Contents 3
- Introduction 6
- What’s New in iMovie HD 7
- 8 Chapter 1 8
- Introduction 8
- Main Window 11
- Clip Viewer 12
- Timeline Viewer 13
- Clips Pane 14
- Photos Pane 15
- Audio Pane 16
- Titles Pane 17
- Transitions Pane 18
- Effects Pane 19
- Creating Your First Movie 21
- Movies in Just Minutes 22
- Show full screen 24
- Play/Pause 24
- Clip viewer 25
- Clips pane 25
- Drag photos into 26
- Drag a title style 27
- Enter title text 27
- Drag a transition into 28
- Transition 28
- Select an effect 30
- Bringing Video Into iMovie HD 31
- Before You Begin 32
- Definition Video (HDV) Camera 32
- Fast forward 34
- PauseRewind 34
- Camera mode 34
- Editing Basics 38
- Previewing Your Video Clips 39
- Removing Unwanted Video 40
- Drag pointer 41
- Direct trimming pointer 41
- Trimmed clip 42
- Full clip 42
- Splitting a Video Clip 44
- Undoing an Edit 44
- About Gaps (Black Clips) 44
- Saving as You Work 46
- Adding Transitions and Photos 47
- Transition icon 49
- Adding Photos 50
- Adding Motion to a Photo 51
- Panning a Photo 52
- Using Pan and Zoom Together 52
- Using Special Effects 54
- Motion Effects 55
- Video Effects 56
- Editing Effects 57
- Adding Titles 59
- Editing an Existing Title 62
- Working With Sound 64
- Adding Sound Effects 65
- Adding a Voiceover 67
- Working With Audio Clips 68
- Adjusting Sound Volume 69
- Volume level marker 70
- Locking Audio Clips in Place 71
- Aligning Audio With Video 72
- Viewing Audio Waveforms 73
- Snapping Audio to Video 74
- Sharing Your Finished Movie 75
- Sending Your Movie By Email 76
- Exporting to iDVD 77
- Keyboard Shortcuts 80
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