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Chapter 3 Importmedia 36
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Import from iMovie
You can send an iMovie project to Final Cut Pro. You initiate the process from within iMovie. The
project le and the media used in the project are copied to your Final Cut Pro library.
For more information, see iMovie Help at http://help.apple.com/imovie.
Note: If you want to send an iMovie trailer project, you rst need to convert it to a movie project.
For more information, see iMovie Help.
Note: If you send a movie project from iMovie to Final Cut Pro and it contains a clip with the
“Lower volume of other clips” audio adjustment, that adjustment appears in Final Cut Pro as
the Gain lter. For information about adjusting audio eects in Final Cut Pro, see Adjust audio
eects on page 192.
Import from iPhoto and Aperture
When you import photos and video clips from iPhoto or Aperture into Final Cut Pro, the media is
imported using the import settings you dened in Import preferences. For more information, see
Import from a hard disk on page 38.
Import photos and video clips from iPhoto or Aperture
1 In Final Cut Pro, do one of the following:
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Choose Window > Media Browser > Photos.
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Click the Photos button in the toolbar.
2 If necessary, navigate to the iPhoto or Aperture section of the Photos Browser.
3 To use one or more photos or video clips in your project, drag the items from the Photos Browser
to an event icon in the Libraries list or a project in the Timeline. To select multiple clips, you can
Command-click them or drag a selection rectangle around them.
You can also drag photos and video clips from iPhoto or Aperture directly to an event in the
Libraries list or a project in the Timeline, without using the Photos Browser.
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