Looking for Camcorder to interface with IMAC 10.6.8

I'm trying to choose the right camcorder. The main focus of this camcorder is to make an instructional video to be sold on the internet.(not u-tube) It will be on a tripod the whole time. Would like to use an SD card of some kind for storage.My computer is a Mac osx10.6.8 and will be using I'Movie to edit. Want it to be in HD, good still shots if possible, good sound and no more than $700. Could anyone recommend a specific camcorder or at least the specs I need to accomplish this.. Just sent back the Sony HDR-CX260V.Beautiful little camcorder but wouldn't interface with my Mac. I'm so frustrated especially because I don't know anything about camcorders or what I should be looking for. HELP?

Hello
try this
put your tow imac side by side then plug an ethernet cable between us , ethernet logo look like that
then on each imac desable wifi ( air-port )
go to system preferences -> network , you should see somthing like that
select from Configure IPv4 to MANUALY on both imac , then fill info for ehternet exactly as folow
for 1st Imac
for 2d Imac
then try launch again migration assistant , or use file sharing options on old imac
HTH
Pierre

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