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iMovie question

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Hi,

Just bought a Panasonic HM-TA1 that's supposed to shoot full HD. I also have a new MacBook Pro that should be able to process HD video, but every time I try to upload shots from the Panasonic into iMovie, I get a message that uploading at top quality will "overwhelm" my Mac.

Any suggestions on how to get the best pics into my iMovie? I'd love to figure out how to work with the best quality shots, as opposed to second best.

Thanks,

KimH
 

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