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Canon HG10 Backup

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I use my mac to edit, and have a Canon HG10. I'm trying to figure out the best way to archive my raw footage. I figured I can either:

1) Copy the files right off the HG10 to my storage drive.
2) Copy the events folders from the Mac to the storage drive.

I'd like to just copy the files right from the camera. Does anyone know if you can do anything with the Canon files right off the camera? How would I look at/import them from a storage drive to use them on iMovie or something similar. Thanks!
 

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