OK, it's no good, when I get back to the UK I'm going to have to find the £400+ GBP to buy the new iPhone 3GS, as I'm missing out on a whole lot of fun and it is restricting the content I can post here on the iPhoneography blog.

Anyway until then and following on from yesterdays post, Steven Sande over at TUAW has posted a follow-up article to his "how-to guide to iPhone 3GS video recording and editing" entitled "how-to make iPhone videos sparkle with iMovie".

Below are the 4 steps that Steven uses to import and edit his iPhone 3GS video clips, but if you head over to the TUAW website you can read in more detail these steps and see a sample video, so until I have my own 3GS, and can post my own how-to's this and the previous post is well worth checking out.

1. Copy the video over to your Mac using iPhoto or Image Capture
2. Launch iMovie on your Mac.
3. In iMovie '09, select File > Import > Movies...
4. Now that the video has been imported, you can begin to play with it.

Note: I have tweaked these steps slightly based on TUAW reader comments.

Some of the comments over at TUAW are worth reading, as they offer some additional advise not covered in Steven's article. Some of the comments are also a little negative towards Steven's post, but if you are new to the iPhone, have a Mac and are not familiar with iMovie, then this post is a good starting point.

Source: TUAW