Creating a Slideshow Movie in Photos 1.0

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As a follow up to my last post on using images from Photos 1.0 in iMovie, I wanted to give folks a way of creating a slideshow movie right in Photos 1.0 without having to export, import, and make it more complicated with iMovie. It's that time of year when many are wanting to make slideshow looking back on the past year, so check out this super simple way to do it.


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