Is it possible to Trim a video, and then really 'cut' it, in stead of always keeping original with full length?
Sometimes its nice to have a revert to original option, but..... sometimes you want to make it the final.
Please don't say I have to export and import the video....
It would save me lots of space finally.
Hope someone knows the answer.
MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Early 2013), macOS High Sierra (10.13.2)
Please don't say I have to export and import the video....
That is the only way in Photos. Photos will always preserve the original - it is suppoting a lossless workflow.
I usually trim the video in iMovie and stabilize it, correct the color, and then reimport the final version to Photos.
Please don't say I have to export and import the video....
That is the only way in Photos. Photos will always preserve the original - it is suppoting a lossless workflow.
I usually trim the video in iMovie and stabilize it, correct the color, and then reimport the final version to Photos.
What ever, but since one of the most important features of Photos is non-destructive editing and always being able to revert to the original the chances of Apple implementing that new feature are pretty much zero - to do what you want edit the photos prior to import or export and reimport
LN
Apple even removed the space saver from iMovie. Previously we could reject the bad parts of a video clip completely in iMovie and they would be removed from the library completely to free storage. This is no longer possible in iMovie 10. It support now also a completely lossless workflow.
@apple feature update.
Trimming video's - render to shortened version?
