Adding a Facebook account to iPhoto 10 chapter 1 Adding a Flickr account to iPhoto 10 How Do I Get My Photos Adding an e-mail account to iPhoto 11 into iPhoto? 2 Removing an account from iPhoto 12 Choosing Advanced preferences 12 Importing Photos 14 Importing photos from your digital camera 14 Dealing with duplicate imported photos 16 Ejecting the camera’s volume 17 Importing photos with the Import command 17 Importing photos from the Finder or e-mail 18 Scanning Photos Using Image Capture 19 Sharing a Scanner or Camera Using Image Navigating the iPhoto Interface 4 Capture 22 Setting iPhoto’s Preferences so You Sharing a scanner using Scanner Can Work Quickly COPYRIGHTED 5 MATERIALSharing 22 Choosing General preferences 5 Sharing a camera using Image Capture 23 Choosing Appearance preferences 7 Connecting to a shared scanner or Choosing Sharing preferences 7 camera 24 Choosing Accounts preferences 8 Telling Your Mac How to Handle Different Adding a MobileMe account to iPhoto 9 Cameras 25
002_9780470643488-ftoc.indd2_9780470643488-ftoc.indd vvii 11/5/11/5/11 1:061:06 PPMM Organizing photos into albums 44 chapter 2 Creating a standard album 44 How Do I Organize and Creating a Smart Album 45 Edit My Photos? 28 Deleting an album 46 Renaming and duplicating albums 47 Arranging your albums in order 47 Arranging your albums into folders 47 Adding keywords, titles, descriptions, and ratings 48 Viewing the information for a photo 48 Adding titles, descriptions, and ratings to your photos 49 Changing the date and time of Organizing Your Photos 30 a photo 50 Working with Events 30 Making batch changes to photos 50 Understanding what an Event is 30 Creating your Quick Group list Viewing an Event’s photos 31 of keywords 51 Renaming an Event 32 Adding keywords to your photos 52 Setting the key photo for an Event 33 Searching for photos via dates, keywords, or ratings 52 Moving photos from one Event to another 33 Editing and Improving Your Photos 53 Merging two Events 34 Opening a photo for editing 53 Splitting an Event 35 Zooming in on a photo 55 Organizing photos with the Rotating and straightening a photo 55 Faces feature 35 Cropping a photo 56 Teach iPhoto the name that Adjusting the colors in a photo 58 matches a face 36 Applying effects to photos 59 Confirm the faces iPhoto has Retouching a photo 60 found 37 Removing red eye from a photo 61 Managing Faces 38 Reverting to the original photo 62 Organizing photos by Places 40 Keeping Multiple iPhoto Libraries 62 Adding a location manually 40 Creating a new iPhoto library 62 Viewing photos by place 42 Selecting the library you want to load 63 Managing your places 43
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chapter 4 How Do I Import Video into iMovie? 96 Creating Powerful Slide Shows 68 Running a quick slide show 68 Creating and saving a slide show 70 Sharing Your Photos with Others 74 Sharing your photos with other iPhoto users 74 Viewing and copying other people’s shared photos 74 Exporting your photos to your MobileMe Gallery 75 Adding photos to a Gallery from an iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch 78 Navigating the iMovie Interface 98 Adding photos to a Gallery from Choosing Preferences to Make iMovie Work your Web browser 79 Your Way 100 Sharing your photos on Facebook 79 Choosing general preferences 100 Sharing your photos on Flickr 81 Choosing browser preferences 102 Exporting your photos to a local Choosing video settings 104 Web site 83 Choosing fonts settings 104 Exporting your photos for use in Starting a Movie Project 105 other applications 85 Renaming a movie project 108 Sharing your photos via video chat 86 Setting properties for a movie project 108
002_9780470643488-ftoc.indd2_9780470643488-ftoc.indd vviiiiii 11/5/11/5/11 1:061:06 PPMM Importing Video 110 chapter 5 Importing video from a DV tape camcorder 110 How Do I Turn My Content Importing all the video on into a Movie? 132 the tape automatically 111 Importing video from your DV camcorder manually 113 Importing video from a DV tapeless camcorder 115 Importing video from a digital camera 117 Importing existing video files 117 Recording live video from an iSight or a camcorder 119 Reviewing and Sorting Your Video Clips 120 Navigating through your Events 120 Changing the Event Library’s sort order 122 How Editing Affects Your Clips 134 Viewing Events by month or day 122 Arranging the Clips on the Storyboard 134 Viewing Events and folders Adding a clip to the end of the by drives 122 Storyboard 135 Viewing the clips in an Event 123 Adding a clip elsewhere in the Skimming through a clip 124 Storyboard 135 Switching the Event and Adding multiple clips to the Project areas 124 Storyboard 136 Selecting the footage to keep 125 Adding clips quickly with the Edit tool 136 Identifying clips that contain people 126 Playing back video on the Storyboard 137 Marking your video clips as favorites or rejects 128 Playing back everything on the Storyboard 137 Adding keywords to video clips 128 Playing back from a particular Filtering your clips by keywords 129 point 138 Organizing clips into Events 130 Playing back just a short section 138 Moving a clip from one Event Moving a clip to a different point 139 to another 130 Editing Your Clips 139 Splitting an Event into two Events 131 Preparing to edit a clip 140 Merging two Events into one 131 Adjusting the length of a clip 140 Trimming off the beginning or end of a clip 141 Trimming a clip to only the part you want 141
002_9780470643488-ftoc.indd2_9780470643488-ftoc.indd iixx 11/5/11/5/11 1:061:06 PPMM Trimming a clip to the Applying a Theme to a Movie 160 playhead’s position 142 Adding Titles to a Movie 161 Adjusting a clip with the Clip Applying the title 163 Trimmer 142 Applying a title on its own 163 Making a short adjustment Superimposing a title on a clip 164 with the Fine Tuning buttons 143 Applying theme titles 164 Splitting a clip into two or three pieces 144 Adding the text to the title 165 Cropping a video 144 Changing the duration and timing of the title 167 Adjusting color 145 Adding Transitions to a Movie 168 Rotating video 147 Choosing a suitable transition to Restoring a clip to how it was before 148 apply to a clip 169 Deleting your rejected footage 148 Applying a transition between clips 171 Reclaiming hard drive space Changing the transition duration 171 with Space Saver 150 Adjusting the transition with the Finding out where a clip lives 151 Precision Editor 172 Adding Still Photos to a Movie 152 Adding Audio to a Movie 173 Preparing your photos for use Understanding how iMovie in iMovie 152 handles audio 174 Importing a photo into iMovie 152 Adding music and sound effects Setting the duration for a photo 154 to a movie 174 Setting cropping and Ken Burns Changing when the music starts 176 Effect 154 Trimming a song or sound effect 177 Exporting a still picture from a Adding a voiceover 178 video clip 157 Viewing the audio waveforms 179 Adjusting audio volume and fading 180 chapter 6 Creating a Trailer for a Movie 182 How Do I Finish My Movie Sharing and Exporting a Movie 186 and Share It? 158 Understanding the essentials of sharing 186 Seeing where you exported a movie 187 Updating a movie you already published 188 Sharing a Movie to the Media Browser 189 Publishing a movie to iTunes, iPad and iPhone (or iPod), or Apple TV 189 Publishing a movie to YouTube, Facebook, Vimeo, or CNN iReport 190 Publishing a movie to your MobileMe Gallery 191
002_9780470643488-ftoc.indd2_9780470643488-ftoc.indd x 11/5/11/5/11 1:061:06 PPMM Putting a movie on a DVD 192 Setting Preferences to Suit the Way Exporting a movie quickly to an You Work 214 MPEG-4 file 193 Setting General preferences 214 Exporting to another file format 193 Setting Audio/MIDI preferences 215 Exporting to a Final Cut XML file 196 Setting Loops preferences 217 Setting Advanced preferences 218 chapter 7 Setting My Info preferences 219 Kick-Starting a Song with Magic How Do I Set Up a Virtual Studio GarageBand 220 in GarageBand? 198 Improving Your Instrument Playing with GarageBand 224 Getting started with Learn to Play 224 Practicing with the How Did I Play? feature 225 Getting more lessons for Learn to Play 225
chapter 8 How Do I Record a Song in GarageBand? 228
Understanding What You Can Do with GarageBand 200 Creating and Saving a Song Project 201 Getting Up To Speed with the GarageBand Interface 204 Using the on-screen keyboard and Musical Typing 207 Using the on-screen keyboard 207 Using Musical Typing 208 Using the Loop Browser 209 Meeting the Track Editor 210 Creating a New Track 230 Meeting the Track Info pane 211 Beginning to add a track 230 Connecting Your Audio Instruments 212 Setting up a Software Instrument Connecting a MIDI keyboard 212 track 232 Connecting a microphone 213 Setting up a Real Instrument track 234 Connecting an audio interface 213 Setting up an Electric Guitar track 235
002_9780470643488-ftoc.indd2_9780470643488-ftoc.indd xxii 11/5/11/5/11 1:061:06 PPMM Browsing and Auditioning Loops 237 Creating Custom Software Instruments 253 Choosing a view and finding loops 238 Keeping Notes with GarageBand’s Auditioning a loop by itself 239 Notepad 256 Adding a loop to your song 239 Playing back the song 240 chapter 9 Repeating, shortening, and extending regions 240 How Can I Make My Song Sound Joining two or more regions into Great and Then Share It? 258 a single region 241 Splitting a region in two 241 Auditioning a loop with your song 242 Auditioning multiple loops with the cycle region 242 Switching to another loop in the same family 243 Filtering loops 243 Adding loops to your collection 244 Creating your own loops 244 Working with the Arrangement Track 246 Setting up arrangement regions 246 Moving and copying arrangement regions 247 Joining and splitting arrangement regions 248 Editing a Song 260 Changing the Song’s Tempo, Signature, Muting and soloing tracks 260 and Key 249 Editing Software Instrument tracks 260 Recording Software Instruments and Real Instruments 249 Opening a region for editing in the Track Editor 261 Preparing to record a Software Instrument 249 Editing individual notes in Piano Roll view 261 Preparing to record a Real Instrument or Electric Guitar 250 Editing individual notes in Score view 262 Recording in a single take 250 Changing the timing for a track 263 Recording multiple takes with cycle recording 251 Changing the modulation, pitchbend, sustain, Creating a layered part with cycle expression, or foot control 264 recording 252 Editing Real Instrument tracks 265 Recording multiple tracks at once 253 Selecting the audio you want to edit 265 Changing the tuning for a track 266
002_9780470643488-ftoc.indd2_9780470643488-ftoc.indd xxiiii 11/5/11/5/11 1:061:06 PPMM Changing the timing for a track 266 chapter 10 Changing the timing for part of a track 267 How Do I Build a Web Site Editing an audio file outside with iWeb? 286 GarageBand 268 Making other tracks match a timing track 268 Locking a track 270 Mixing a Song 270 Adjusting the volume of individual tracks 271 Controlling panning 273 Adding automation parameters to a track 274 Adding an automation parameter 274 Removing an automation Getting Started with the iWeb Interface 288 parameter 275 Choosing a template for your Setting up the master track 276 Web site 288 Deciding how to arrange Meeting the iWeb interface 289 the master track 276 Understanding the four regions Displaying the master track 277 of the Web page canvas 291 Setting track info for the Setting Preferences to Suit the Way master track 277 You Work 291 Creating a volume curve Planning Your Web Site 293 for the master track 279 Choosing where to host your Changing the tempo during Web site 294 the song 279 Creating Web Pages 294 Changing the master pitch of the song 280 Choosing a template 294 Adding automation to the Adding text 295 master track 281 Resizing and repositioning Sharing a Song 281 placeholders 295 Exporting a song to iTunes 282 Replacing the placeholder images 296 Tagging a song 283 Adding your own text boxes and images 298 Using a song in other iLife applications 284 Making text look the way you want 298 Creating an iPhone ring tone Adding shapes to your Web pages 301 from a song 285 Adding hyperlinks to your Web pages 301 Adding hyperlinks manually from text or images 301 Formatting your hyperlinks 302
002_9780470643488-ftoc.indd2_9780470643488-ftoc.indd xxiiiiii 11/5/11/5/11 1:061:06 PPMM Making an image’s colors match your Web page 303 chapter 11 Creating an Email Me button How Do I Publish Blogs and on a Web page 304 Podcasts with iWeb? 326 Adding a hit counter to a Web page 305 Renaming your Web site and Web pages 305 Rearranging your Web pages 305 Adding Photos and Albums from iPhoto 306 Working with photo pages 306 Creating an overview page of your photos 308 Putting Web Widgets on Your Web Pages 309 Adding a MobileMe Gallery to a Web page 309 Adding a YouTube video to a Web page 310 Publishing a Blog 328 Inserting a Google map into a Adding a blog to your iWeb site 328 Web page 311 Understanding the Blog, Entries, Inserting AdSense ads 311 and Archive items 328 Inserting an iSight photo 313 Creating a blog entry 329 Inserting an iSight movie 313 Setting up the main page for the blog 330 Inserting a Countdown widget 314 Changing the layout of your Inserting an RSS feed 315 blog template 332 Inserting an HTML snippet 315 Adding multimedia to a blog Previewing Your Web Site 317 entry 332 Making your Web site’s hyperlinks Publishing your blog 333 active 317 Managing visitor comments 334 Publishing your Web site to a folder 317 Reviewing and removing Publishing Your Web Site to the Web 318 comments and attachments 334 Publishing your Web site to Deleting comments from MobileMe 319 your blog using a browser 335 Viewing your Web site 320 Creating Podcasts 336 Announcing your Web site Add a podcast to iWeb 337 or your new pages 321 Creating a podcast from GarageBand 338 Deleting a Web page from Start creating a podcast 338 iWeb and from MobileMe 322 Adding audio to the podcast 340 Publishing your Web site to a Replacing the Podcast Track different Web hosting service 322 with a Movie Track 341 Adding episode artwork 341
002_9780470643488-ftoc.indd2_9780470643488-ftoc.indd xxiviv 11/5/11/5/11 1:061:06 PPMM Adding markers to a podcast Setting preferences to meet episode 342 your needs 355 Adding sounds or jingles 343 Setting General preferences 355 Ducking backing tracks to Setting Projects preferences 356 keep narration audible 344 Setting Slideshow preferences 357 Adding episode information Setting Movies preferences 357 to the podcast episode 345 Setting Advanced preferences 358 Sending the podcast to iWeb 346 Navigating the iDVD interface 358 Publishing the podcast from iWeb 348 Applying a theme 359 Finalizing the podcast’s Web Adding Content to the DVD Project 360 page 348 Adding a movie 360 Setting series and episode information 348 Adding chapter markers to a movie 362 Publishing the podcast 349 Creating a scene selection menu 363 Adding a slide show 365 chapter 12 Customizing the Menu Screen for the DVD 367 How Do I Design, Build, Finding out how many drop zones a menu screen has 367 and Burn DVDs in iDVD? 350 Adding a movie to a drop zone 367 Adding photos to a drop zone 370 Change a menu’s background and audio 371 Checking Your Project’s Status and DVD Space 372 Using Map View to Inspect Your DVD 373 Burning the DVD 375 Creating a OneStep DVD 376 Jump-Starting a DVD with Magic iDVD 378 Appendix 381 Index 387 Understanding the Process of Creating a DVD 352 Starting a DVD Project 353 Choosing which kind of DVD to create 354 Creating a new project 354
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