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Set the Zoom to 1.00
Uhhm am I missing something here? You can set the Zoom level when you select a photo to 1.00 for both Start and Finish (see the little butons on top) and that effectively stops the Ken Burns Effect. It still has to do a render in iMovie when the photo is inserted because of the duration that the photo remains on screen, i.e. 5 seconds, etc. So, there's really no way to get it NOT to render the image when it's inserted, but Apple DID provide a way to not have it do a Zoom. Try it - you'll see.
Set the Zoom to 1.00 - NOT
Yes, you missed something. No disrespect intended, but there is a problem with the just-set-the-zoom-to-1.00 approach. In iMovie2, still clips were just that--one still image, and you just typed a duration value to determine exactly how long it lasts. Lightweight, no rendering required, set it to any length you desire without any recalculation. |
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