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ImageBrowser EX 1.1.0 (or later) - Editing Movies
Article ID: ART138082 | | | Date published: 05/13/2015 | | | Date last updated: 11/16/2015 |
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ImageBrowser EX 1.1.0 (or later) - Editing Movies
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ImageBrowser EX 1.1.0 (or later) - Editing Movies
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Using the bundled [ImageBrowser EX] software, you can connect movies and still images to make your own original movies.
You can insert titles, add background music, and apply a variety of effects.
Supported Movie Length
The maximum supported lengths of movies you can save are shown in the table below.A message will be displayed if you attempt to save a movie longer than this. In this case, trim the movie or reduce the size (resolution).
1. Double-click the [ImageBrowser EX] shortcut icon on your desktop to start [ImageBrowser EX].
If you cannot find the [ImageBrowser EX] shortcut icon on your desktop, click [Start]( ) > [All Programs] or [Programs] > [Canon Utilities] > [ImageBrowser EX] and select [ImageBrowser EX] to start [ImageBrowser EX].
If you want to connect several movies to make your own original movie 1. Select the movies you want to connect.
2. Click [Edit], and then click [Edit Movies].
3. Sort the movies.
4. Click [Move Left] or [Move Right]. Here we will click [Move Right] as an example.
5. The movies are sorted, and the selected movie moves to the right.
6. If you want to cut just the necessary parts from the movies, click [Play Time].
You can set the start and end points and cut any unnecessary parts from the movies.
If you do not need to cut any parts, proceed to Step 10.
7. The [Play Time Controls] window will appear.
Drag the starting point slider and the ending point slider along the trimming range slide bar to set the range to be cut.
8. Click [Playback/pause] and check the trimming range that has been set.
9. When finished with the trimming settings, click [OK].
10. If you click [Playback], you can check the edited content in the preview window.
If you want to enter text If you want to enter titles or other text, follow the steps below.
1. Select the movies you want to edit.
2. Click [Edit], and then click [Edit Movies].
3. Click [Apply Effect].
4. Select the image you want to add text to, and click [Text Effect].
5. The [Text Effect Settings] screen will appear. Enter text in the text-entry area.
6. Click to select the type of text display you want from the text effects list. The effect will be reflected and played back.
7. If you click [Font], a screen setting the font, the character size, and the color will appear.
8. Drag the starting point slider and the ending point slider along the effect range slide bar to set the duration the text is to be displayed.
9. Click [Playback/pause] and check the text settings that have been set.
10. When finished with the text settings, click [OK].
If you want to add music (set audio) If you want to set music, such as for background music, follow the steps below.
1. Select the movies you want to edit.
2. Click [Edit], and then click [Edit Movies].
3. Click [Set Audio].
4. Click [Add Audio].
5. The [Add Audio] screen will appear.
Select the audio file you want to add, and then click [Open].
6. When music has been added, an orange bar appears. If you want to delete music that has been added, right-click on the bar, and then select [Delete]. If you want to add additional music, click [Add Audio] again and make the necessary settings. To make detailed audio settings, click [Advanced Settings].
7. The [Advanced Audio Settings] screen will appear.
To use parts of the music, drag the starting point slider and the ending point slider along the slide bar to set the starting and ending points.
Drag the audio level (volume) slider to set the audio level (volume).
If you click [Playback/pause], you can check the trimming range and audio level (volume) that are set.
Set the fade as necessary. If you check [Fade-in], the sound will start gradually. If you check [Fade-out], the sound will end gradually.
When finished with the settings, click [OK].
8. If you click [Playback], you can check the edited content in the preview window.
Save the edited movie 1. Click [Save].
2. Enter a file name for the movie to be saved.
Set a destination folder. To change the destination folder, click [Browse], and then specify the destination.
3. Select [Save Image Type].
4. Click [Save] to save the editing results.
5. The message below will appear, click [OK]. The process of saving the movie will start.
6. Once the movie has been saved, click [OK].
This completes the information on how to edit and save movies.
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SIMS Doc Id
8201460800