Adding Still Photos to Your MovieIf you have (Zeus web server)
Adding Still Photos to Your MovieIf you have some photos you d like to add to your movie, you can add those aswell. The images can be any pictures stored in .bmp, .dib, .emf, .gif, .jfif, .jpe, .jpeg, .jpg, .png, .tif, .tif, or .wmf format. But before you start importing still pictures, you d do well to set default durationfor pictures. Here s how: 1.From Movie Maker s menu bar, choose Tools.Options. 2.In the Options dialog box that opens, click the Advanced tab. 3.Set the Picture Duration to however long you want the picture to bestillwithin the movie (usually three to five seconds is sufficient). 4.Click OK in the dialog box. Now you re ready to import a picture. Here s how: 1.From Movie Maker s menu bar, choose Tools.Import intoCollections (or press Ctrl+I). 2.In the Import File dialog box that opens, navigate to the folder thatcontains the picture you want to insert. 3.Click the picture you want to insert (or select multiple pictures); then click the Import button. The picture is added to the current collection, looking just like a video clip(though its name is the same as the name of the file you imported). To makethe picture part of your movie, drag it down to wherever you want it to appearin the Storyboard/Timeline. When you play the entire movie, the photo willappear for its specified duration. A movie doesn t have tocontain video clips. You could create a movie containing just still photos along with background titles, special effects, background music, and/or narration. Then save the whole thing as a movie, and you ll have a nice slideshow of your favorite photos to show off to yourfriends. Adding Video EffectsA video effect is a special effect applied to a single scene within your movie. That single scene can be any video clip, title, or picture within the Storyboard/ Timeframe. Adding a video effect is simple: 1.Select (click) the scene within the Storyboard/Timeline to which youwant to add a video effect. 2.Choose Tools.Video Effects from Movie Maker s menu bar. Or, inthe Collections pane, click Video Effects. A list of video-effect names, such as Blur, Ease In, and so forth, appears. 3.To see an example of an effect, click the effect name and click thePlay button in the Monitor. The effect will be played out against ageneric picture.
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