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Slideshow to i-movie possible?

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Wouldn't it be just great if it was possible to pick up a slideshow from i-photo and stick it in an i-movie project, thus saving time importing photos from media one by one and adding the (limited) transitions seperately.

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Well you can export the SlideShow to the Desktop as a QuickTime .mov, so why couldn't you then import it into iMovie .....
 
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Select the colleciton of photos you want, select Share from the menu and choose Send to iDVD. Thats the only way I know iPhoto can do it.
 

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