You may have to jiggle your cursor to make it appear. Before you click Play, you can click the Loop button, located just below the bottom-right corner of the slideshow preview, to have the images in your slideshow keep playing over and over.
You can export a slideshow project as an MPEG-4 video file, ready to transfer to iTunes, play back on an iPad, or upload to a video-sharing service like YouTube or Vimeo:. No problem. Looping a Slideshow Before you click Play, you can click the Loop button, located just below the bottom-right corner of the slideshow preview, to have the images in your slideshow keep playing over and over.
Toggle this feature off blue means on, black means off to prevent slides from repeating. Import the resulting 3 movie files into iMovie and combine them into one project. Export the resulting project of all 3 slideshows in iMovie to your location of choice Another movie file to play on the computer or a website or to iDVD for burning and playback on a TV.
Hope that helps. Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. One more question. I was able to export a small version to put on a flash drive in a n mp4 format but I also want a QT version, but smaller than the one it automatically exports to. I see there is an advanced setting for QT exporting but I have no idea how to adjust it. You might want to post that question in the iMovie forum to get those more familiar with those options. It depends on where this is going as a final product.
If you want very high quality output and file size is no concern choose Apple Intermediate Codec rather than H. The file will be the size of Alaska and very high quality. The presets are good, but they can be a little overpowering. Fortunately you can set up slideshows manually and have more control over the final result. There are two ways to create a slideshow in iPhoto; it's important to understand the differences so that you can choose which way you want to do it. In both cases you start off by choosing the photos to include.
You then select all the photos and press the Slideshow button on the bottom toolbar. This prepares the slideshow and displays a settings panel split into three tabs, labelled Themes, Music and Settings.
The Themes tab is where you choose one of iPhoto's preset slideshow designs, while in the Music tab you can browse your iTunes library for music to play in the background. But it's the Settings tab where you control the individual properties of the slideshow, and this is what we focus on in this tutorial.
The important thing to understand about using this Slideshow button is that your settings aren't saved. You can make all the same adjustments, but they're forgotten as soon as the slideshow is finished. You can save your adjustments as the new default setting, but that's not quite the same - it's likely that you'll want to use different slideshow settings for different sets of photos. Check out this informative video tutorial from Apple on how to create your own greeting cards in iPhoto ' Check out this informative video tutorial from Apple on how to create your own calendar in iPhoto ' If you have a MobileMe account, use your MobileMe gallery to share your favorite photos with others online.
This Apple iLife tutorial shows you how to load your photos into iPhoto and organize them and prepare them to put them in a web gallery. Once you have your photos ready in iPhoto, you will learn how to create a web gallery with MobileMe and upload everything to your MobileMe gallery. Don't waste time at the store looking for the perfect photo album to put your vacation photos in.
If you have iPhoto, you can do everything right from your computer. This Apple iLife tutorial shows you how to choose, organize and edit your photos, add them to a collection and turn them into a full color photo book. You do the work in iPhoto, then send it off to Apple to be professionally printed and bound - no cheesy Hallmark photo album necessary!
This tutorial explains how to import photos from your digital camera into iPhoto ' Photo albums and cards can get to be a boring way to display or share photos. This tutorial shows you how to create a calendar out of your photos using iPhoto ' Hang it on your own wall at work or home, or send it to grandparents and family members. You will have to pay for Apple to print and ship your finished product.
Learn how to use the fine-tune panel of the Essentials plug-in for iPhoto. Learn how to use the fine-tune panel contrast and saturation controls plus the advanced highlight and shadow controls to edit and retouch your iPhoto images. Use the Fine-Tune panel in Essentials for iPhoto. Learn how to get started with Enlarge It - one of the tools available in the Essentials plug-in for iPhoto.
This Essentials tutorial covers setting the pixel dimensions and document size controls of your iPhoto images using the Enlarge It tool. Learning how to use these controls will help you resize photos without destroying the final print quality. Use Enlarge It in the Essentials plugin for iPhoto. The Essentials plugin offers a visual interface for editing images and photos in iPhoto and contains many different tools.
In this particular Essentials tutorial, you will learn how to use the advanced controls of the Enlarge It! Use advanced controls of Enlarge It plugin for iPhoto. This iPhoto tutorial shows you how to navigate your way around the user interface of the Blur It tool in the Essentials plug-in. This tutorial covers the control panes, preview area and menu bar navigation of Blur It!
This Essentials iPhoto plug-in tool makes it easy to visualize and adjust the focal point and areas of a photo you want blurred. Navigate the interface of the Blur It plugin in iPhoto. The FocusBug is the heart of Blur It. See how to use this intuitive control to define your sweet-spot and adjust the blur of your iPhoto images.
You can use Blur It right inside your Essentials plug-in for iPhoto. Adding a vignette is a great compliment to a softened edge. This Essentials plug-in tutorial for iPhoto teaches you how to use the vignette control to add a dark or light edge.
Also learn how to use the Film Grain control within the Blur It! How To : Create a photo album in iPhoto. How To : Save an image with a transparent background in Pixlr. How To : Create and order cards, prints and books with Apple's iPhoto How To : Put together a slideshow with Apple's iPhoto
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