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Very nice. I'll make sure to set my volume down next time. Video quality was great. A little choppy towards the ending finale due to all the fireworks coming out at once but great nonetheless.
 
Seems to be extremely light sensitive. I watched a blog video shot in a car during late afternoon sun, and he had the same white flashes in his video caused by intermittent light refraction hitting the lens. Hmmm. I'm still on the fence.

Thanks for posting. Epcot?
 
Seems to be extremely light sensitive. I watched a blog video shot in a car during late afternoon sun, and he had the same white flashes in his video caused by intermittent light refraction hitting the lens. Hmmm. I'm still on the fence.

Thanks for posting. Epcot?

naw, coney island.

and the light flashes were because of seriously bright fireworks during the finale so i think its understandable
 
Looked damn good to me. Lots of white flashes, but that is understandable. Looked good on my phone too!!
 
funniest thing happened..

i was watching the video, then next thing i remember waking up in my basement with foam around my mouth.

You have just been brainwashed into holding your (future?) iPhone 4 the 'right' way.
 
naw, coney island.

and the light flashes were because of seriously bright fireworks during the finale so i think its understandable

Sure, that can happen, but I don't think that's what's happening here. We can agree to disagree on the why. I've shot still and video of fireworks and haven't had this problem. I understand, its a camera in a phone, and does a decent job for what it is, but I think more than a few people have been disappointed by the 5MP camera and HD video exposure quality. I know I was, but I admit, I'm particular when it comes to photography. Much better than any other camera phone I've had, though.

Anyway, here is the video I was referencing in my last post with similar flashing. FF to 4:30.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Zreto2BhWg
 
Sure, that can happen, but I don't think that's what's happening here. We can agree to disagree on the why. I've shot still and video of fireworks and haven't had this problem. I understand, its a camera in a phone, and does a decent job for what it is, but I think more than a few people have been disappointed by the 5MP camera and HD video exposure quality. I know I was, but I admit, I'm particular when it comes to photography. Much better than any other camera phone I've had, though.

Anyway, here is the video I was referencing in my last post with similar flashing. FF to 4:30.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Zreto2BhWg

oh wow,yeah that does look pretty bad.
 
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