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Video Editing - What HD Cam?

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Hello All

I'm new to these forums, so go easy on me...

Anyway, I'm evaluating using Mac's for video editing within a corporate environment (Large Law Firm)

I've got a 2.5 Ghz MacBook Pro and have some budget left for camera kit.

The main use will be capturing seminars, testimonials and talking head content (editing probably in I-Movie, although haven't ruled out Final Cut)

Question is, which format of HD will work best with the mac (Tape? Flash? Hard Drive?)

I'm a tad lost with the choice to be honest...

Any specific camera recommendations gratefully received.

Cheers for reading
 

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