I imported some photos to an iMovie project containing Video clips by dragging to the Clip Viewer. I discovered by clicking on the photos that the time frame was only .01 sec so I wanted to increase the viewing time. I tried several things. I d/clicked on the photo but the time set in the photo info was not editable. I selected "Media" then "Photos" but the "Show Photo Properties" button was not available (greyed) for most of the clips - though some were OK. I tried enlarging the Time Line Viewer to see if I could drag the edge of a photo to increase the time but the .01 sec set meant I couldn't operate by that method as the Photo space was too small to grab an edge. What is wrong here? How can I adjust the viewing time for my photos?
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Click the Media button and then Click the Photos button to get the iPhoto browser. Now select a photo from your iPhoto Library. The Ken Burns effect window appears. Drag the lower slider from 1.0 to the time you want the imports to be.
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Thanks all
I found the solution was to put the photos into iPhoto and then import from there. Problem was a number of the photos were showing sideways in iMovie so I had dragged them to the DT and changed them to a landscape view in PS. Then when I dragged them back they had lost the ability to change the viewing time. Once I put them into iPhoto and changed to a landscape view there, they imported as normal.
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