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Mac for t2i editing

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I'm looking for a macbook of some sort for video editing. I am using a t2i, so I will want it to be able to edit smoothly with 1080 and 720 HD. Currently, I am filming and having someone else edit, but I would like to edit them my self. I will be using Imovie to edit, since buying the mac would not be cheap. Also, could you guys lemme know if there are things I should know about uploading the files and whatnot. I would like to keep the price as low as possible, since I am only 16.
 

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