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Insert edited photo into iMovie

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I'm new to iMovie. I have a picture in iPhoto that I want to insert into iMovie. The picture contains redeyes. I fixed in iPhoto using the red eye tool and clicked done.

In iMovie, I drag the photo to where I want in the project, however it puts the redeyed version (original) in the clip.

I can't tell what I'm doing wrong? Does anyone have any suggestions?

I'm using iLife '11.
 
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iPhoto9, but iMovie11. I've just dragged a photo from iMovie's photo viewer and it inserted the edited picture.

Try dragging the picture that you want from iPhoto onto your desktop, and from there to iMovie.
 

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