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scott wrote:
>> From what I've seen of mobile phone "pictures" and "videos", the
>> quality as so abysmal as to be laughable. I'm talking about video that
>> you'd actually want to *watch*! ;-)
>
> Again, maybe with phones from the era you have come from, but modern
> phones will record 640x480x30fps from their 2MP or higher image sensors
> onto multi-GB memory cards.
As I said, the best image sensor in the world won't help you if you have
a 2 mm lense.
I don't know how new my sisters phone is, or how new my grandparent's
ones are (we bought them about 1 year ago), but the pictures from them
are of laughably low quality. Mostly you can just about make out what
it's a picture of, but that's about it.
>> Video editing is something that moderately interests me. And I have a
>> digital camcorder now. But I'm not aware of any way of getting the
>> digital data from the camera to my PC, and that presumably means I'll
>> need an expensive video capture card...
>
> Doesn't your camera have a firewire socket?
Not to my knowledge, no.
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