Once there, place two fingers over the main preview section (top right of the interface) and do a rotate motion with them: your clip will rotate ninety degrees in the direction your fingers were moving. Thankfully, there?s a solution: add the clip to your project and move the playhead over it. This means that if you used this method, all your shots would be recorded in the wrong orientation. To get around this, you could hold it in portrait, hit the record button and turn it ninety degrees to shoot your scene, but this creates another problem: just like the other iOS devices, the iPad 2 uses its accelerometer to determine your shot?s orientation, but this takes place only as you tap on the record button.
This means that when you?re holding it in landscape, the record button is nowhere near any of your fingers. If you?re planning on shooting with your iPad 2, you may get frustrated by the fact that unlike your camera on the iPhone or iPod touch, the controls insist on being at the bottom of the screen. Next, tap on the clip to select it then swipe your finger down over the playhead: your clip is cut at that exact location and you can now discard the unwanted portion. Thankfully, there?s a much more precise method: drag your clip left or right until the playhead is exactly where you want to cut your clip. Unfortunately, this isn?t an exact process and it?s all too easy to overshoot and accidentally remove the part you really wanted. The most obvious way to do this is by selecting the clip and dragging one of the yellow handles that appear on either side of it. Selecting part of the clip you need from the browser is at best a rough guess, and you?ll then have to trim your footage further once it?s in your project?s timeline. And here i want to share my experiance to you, if you need these 3 tips. So i downloaded the iMovie for Ipad 2, and I find it was so difficult for me to use iMovie on Ipad. Hi, last week i want to edit video on my ipad 2, and my friend told that you can use imovie to edit video.
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