Archive for November, 2009
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Davyo compares the Vado HD and Flip Ultra HD w/ test footage and comments of the pros and cons of each camcorder. Editing done with Windows Movie Maker. VadoHD Flip UltraHD.
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Ordered my Flip Video Camcorder online and received it the next day. Now that is fast!!
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First test of the digital high definition Flip Ultra pocket camera on my 1987 Camaro. This test footage is untouched and directly uploaded to Youtube at 504 mb for an 8 minute clip in mp4 format. Looks fantastic compared to my first gen Flip and Canon A590 digital camera.
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memories, its also a test video for the flip ultra hd camcorder. when i was looking for the right camcorder on a low budget, youtube helped me A LOT with the video reviews, tests, and opinions and i am very happy with this camcorder. and so i wanted to give back to youtube. i hope this helps anyone interested in getting the flip ultra hd. the video quality has not been altered in anyway, any of the sounds u hear other then the music is from the camcorder itself, and i edited this video with …
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I added a 0.5X Sunpak 37mm wide angle lens to my Flip Ultra HD camcorder per instructions from rmdembroski’s video (”Flip Ultra HD DIY Lens Hack”) and the result was EXCELLENT. Thanks rmdembroski, for the great idea!
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A sturdy pocket sized camera, the Flip Ultra HD is easy to use and low cost. This is perfect for someone looking for a low profile or easy to carry camera.With weight and size taken into account this camera can film some really great looking videos. The colour display is vibrant, even with only a two inch screen. It has fantastic sound recording and playback, and inbuilt speakers that are very loud and clear. The Ultra HD also has a HDMI port and can suport two AA batteries, unlike all the other Flip cameras.There are some problems with this camera -The base of the camera is unevenly shaped. Because the base isn’t entirely flat when placed on a flat surface it may wobble. This is something to be aware of when using the camera. Though it is to be noted that the camera has not yet fallen when I’ve been using it.Low light situations cause the video quality to degrade. It becomes very grainy. The image stabalization appears to be non-exsistant, so hold the camera very steady to record high quality videos.The camera display has no information on how much power the rechargable battery has left until just before it runs out. Once all the power has left the battery it takes up to 7 hours to fully recharge.Also there is no way to fast forward or rewind while you’re watching a video clip on the camera.I’d hope that lots of these issues will be updated in the next release of the Flip camera. Is it better to wait for the new version, or to try this one? It really depends on what you need. If you want instant recording of what is going on at any moment, this is a great, easy to use, point and shoot camera. However if you are looking for high quality movie recording, then you would be better to go with a different camera.The Flip UltraHD is fun to use, easy to carry, quick to point and shoot and downloads to send easily. As we use more of our earths resources we need to get smarter about how we use fuels, and what fuels we use. For more detailed information about how you can make a difference with your fuel use in your life go to this site.Get free information about White Hat SEO
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A sturdy pocket sized camera, the Flip Ultra HD is easy to use and low cost. This is perfect for someone looking for a low profile or easy to carry camera.With weight and size taken into account this camera can film some really great looking videos. The colour display is vibrant, even with only a two inch screen. It has fantastic sound recording and playback, and inbuilt speakers that are very loud and clear. The Ultra HD also has a HDMI port and can suport two AA batteries, unlike all the other Flip cameras.There are some problems with this camera -The base of the camera is unevenly shaped. Because the base isn’t entirely flat when placed on a flat surface it may wobble. This is something to be aware of when using the camera. Though it is to be noted that the camera has not yet fallen when I’ve been using it.Low light situations cause the video quality to degrade. It becomes very grainy. The image stabalization appears to be non-exsistant, so hold the camera very steady to record high quality videos.The camera display has no information on how much power the rechargable battery has left until just before it runs out. Once all the power has left the battery it takes up to 7 hours to fully recharge.Also there is no way to fast forward or rewind while you’re watching a video clip on the camera.I’d hope that lots of these issues will be updated in the next release of the Flip camera. Is it better to wait for the new version, or to try this one? It really depends on what you need. If you want instant recording of what is going on at any moment, this is a great, easy to use, point and shoot camera. However if you are looking for high quality movie recording, then you would be better to go with a different camera.The Flip UltraHD is fun to use, easy to carry, quick to point and shoot and downloads to send easily. As we use more of our earths resources we need to get smarter about how we use fuels, and what fuels we use. For more detailed information about how you can make a difference with your fuel use in your life go to this site.free information about Money Making Methods
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Yeah, I’m mad excited about my new camera (Sony Cybershot 950) and my new Flip camcorder I just got delivered today…so be expectin a lot of new vids…no more webcam, unless I feel like it…like if my camera’s in the other room and I don’t feel like getting it…lol
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Test footage shot with the exact same tripod location as the Flip MinoHD, Creative Vado HD, Sony Webbie HD MHS-PM1, Kodak Zi6, and Kodak Zx1.
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