Apple iMovie HD Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 2)

The monitor dis-

plays video as

you import it or

play it back.

Switch between

the clip viewer and

the timeline viewer

(page 231).

The scrubber

bar lets you move

through and crop

a clip (page 228).

Your project’s

video format

appears here

(page 224).

Adjust the

playback volume

as you work in

iMovie HD.

Video can be a powerful vehicle for com-

municating an idea, setting a mood, selling

a product, or recalling a memory. It can

also be great way to put people to sleep.

Video editing is the process of assem

-

bling video clips, still images, and audio

into a ﬁnished package that gets your mes

-

sage across and keeps your audience’s eyes

open. Video editing is what iMovie HD is

all about.

With iMovie HD, you can import

video from a video camera. iMovie HD

stashes incoming clips on its Clips pane.

If you’re using a miniDV or HDV camera,

iMovie HD even controls your camera

during the importing process.

Then, you edit clips and sequence them

by dragging them to the timeline, option

-

ally adding music from your iTunes music

library and creating titles, effects, and

scene transitions. When you’re ﬁnished, a

few mouse clicks send your efforts back out

to tape or to iDVD

.

You can use iMovie HD to edit inter-

minable home movies, but you can also use

it to assemble montages of photos from

iPhoto, promotional videos, and anything

else that belongs on the small screen. iMovie

HD supports more video formats than did

earlier iMovie versions, and that means more

options for you.

Quiet on the set.

iMovie HD at a Glance

Chapters pane: create

DVD or podcast chapter

markers before sending

your movie to iDVD,

iWeb, or GarageBand

(page 266).

Clips pane:

rename and work with

imported clips and still

images (page 228).

Themes pane: build

graphical openers, titles,

and bumpers using pre-

built themes (page 258)

Media pane: import

photos from your iPhoto

library and optionally

apply the Ken Burns

effect (pages 236–

240); also, import

music from your

iTunes library or add

sound effects or narra

-

tion (pages 242–244).

Editing pane: create

titles, add visual transi

-

tions between clips, and

create special visual

effects (pages 252–256).

The playhead indicates

the current playback

location. Drag it left and

right to quickly move

backward and forward

within your movie or

within a single clip.

These buttons switch

between iMovie HD’s

panes, each of which

lets you work with a dif

-

ferent kind of element.

Create bookmarks to

aid in editing and trim

-

ming clips (page 232).

You can sequence clips

by dragging them from

the Clips pane to the

timeline (page 230).

Display a track’s audio

waveform to be able

to see changes in the

audio (page 246).

Video clips and

still images that you

import are stored in

the Clips pane until

you add them to

the timeline.

Drag the zoom

slider to zoom in

and out on the

timeline.

Switch between

camera mode

(to import video)

and edit mode

(page 226).

Adjust the

audio levels of

individual clips

(page 246).

Rewind, start and

stop playback, and

play back in full-

screen mode.

iMovie HD dis

-

plays remaining

free disk space

here.

Reclaim disk

space by empty

-

ing the iMovie HD

trash (page 229).

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