http://www.discoverynews.com An octopus grabbed Victor Huang’s video camera from his hands as he was spearfishing – then took off while the camera was still recording. Why would an octopus do this? James Williams gets an explanation.
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April 20 (Bloomberg) — Apple Inc.s next iPhone will feature a front-facing camera, metallic rim and boxier design, according to technology blog site Gizmodo.com, which said it obtained a prototype a company engineer had left at a bar in Redwood City, California. Gizmodo paid $5,000 for the device, disguised as the current 3GS model. Bloomberg’s Deirdre Bolton reports. (Source: Bloomberg)
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*UPDATE* We now have measurements and pictures listed at our blog. Check it out and leave a comment if you like! http://nextwaveg.blogspot.com/2007/09/how-to-build-camera-jibcrane.html
In this DIY video, we show you how we built our camera crane. This was all done with a table saw, drill and hack saw.
Parts for the crane:
Lazy susan
Boards
Nuts & bolts
Screws
Old clothes hanger
Old tripod
Aluminum strips
Equipment used:
Sony HDR-HC3 Camcorder
Sony Playstation
Crew:
Tony Reale
Chris Ritzenhein
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I just want to know if the Flip video camera is good enough to capture fast tricks ( like tre flips) with good quality. So if i slowed it down on the computer it wouldnt be low quality and hard to see. If not what other good cheap cameras would be good for that.
Check out the new Casio Exilim high speed cameras. These are some of the only low budget high speed cameras available.
If you slow down video taken with any normal camera, you’ll only get jerky low quality slows.
I picked up the EX-FS10 for about $170 and the slow motion video this thing is capable of is amazing for a point & shoot…
…like this : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tsKxrHRCEFE
Only downside is your subject needs to be well lit. Outside in the sun is perfect.
I have a new camera and I’m testing it out. Listen and give me your feedback on the quality of this vid.
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This is a review of my new camera, the Kodak Play Sport. This is a $149.99 camera and I highly recommend it! It shoots 1080p HD, 720p HD 60 fps
3 meters waterproof
Much better than the Flip
I love it
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We now know that a video camera does blend. Now the question is, does the warranty cover blending?
…Will It Return?
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I have a point and shoot Panasonic camera that shoots in HD video. My wife would like a camcorder (basically a video camera). I am trying to figure out does a camcorder do anything different or better than a point and shoot regular camera that does video? Thanks
A camcorder, depending on size will usually have more features. A palm-size and/or larger cam could have more manual controls such has manual focus, ability to set light balance, external microphone jack, shoe mount for add-on light or mic, And most have threaded lens barrels for and-on filters, etc. Also a palm-size or larger camcorder makes it easier to hold, to control. And most have a pop-out LCD screen to monitor (lots of users like that). Camcorders usually hold more video than a point-and-shoot cam. Also, a camcorder could have a larger and better sensor and better quality lens. There are digital single-lens reflex cameras (D-SLR) on the market that shoot full HD. One of the draw-backs is the amount memory storage, depending on the media. But with D-SLRs, you have the ability to change lenses, which can allow you control over depth of field. All this is subjective to what a user wants in a camera.
I have a new camera and I’m testing it out. Listen and give me your feedback on the quality of this vid.
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Using the camera to take a photo and share it, plus a look at the widget interface in HTC Sense. Sorry about the old wobble-cam style again!
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