As you may recall, the last time we gathered we took three giant steps back and started over with the "How to Use iMovie" series. The idea was that we should be looking at the latest iteration of the application, and that iteration is iMovie 10. In the first lesson we took a stroll through iMovie's interface. This time it's all about importing media. Ready? Let's begin.The import businessIn earlier versions of iMovie, import options were scattered about the interface. If you wanted to import movies stored on your Mac, you chose File > Import and then the appropriate command. To import clips from an attached camera, you chose File > Import From Camera. To record live video from a camera attached to your Mac, you'd issue that same command or click the Camera Import button in iMovie's toolbar. iMovie 10 attempts to simplify matters by placing all these fun
