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Looking to upgrade from iMovie HD...

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yes, I know, it's an old version but I've stuck to it so far, not liking imovie08 when it came out.
I was going to upgrade to the latest but the reviews are fairly negative on the Apple download site.
I know I'm missing out on some great features, specifically stabilizing shaky videos that newer versions may have. Any recommendations..?
 

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