i would go for ether n95 or n82 or a samsung g800 or g600i not sony ericsson because it has the worst camera
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On 2008-01-09 14:05:18, Mizzle wrote:
@AbuBasim
Just because the videos are at VGA resolution, doesn't mean that the quality is good.
I know that. Video quality is a combination of frame size, frame rate and data rate. My i-mobile 902 records VGA sized video at up to 30 fps but I would hardly call it near-DVD quality. Probably near-sh*t quality
A comparison of one minute of video recorded by the i-mobile 902 and the Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS:
Canon Digital IXUS 860 IS:
Filesize: 116236 KB
Video: 640x480 @ 30 fps - 15421 kbps
Audio: 16 bit PCM stereo - 705 kbps
The video data rate from the Canon is actually too high for DVD. DVD MPEG-2 should be below 9 Mbps if I remember correctly so if I convert the recorded file and burn to DVD I would have to increase compression.
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N82 or N95-1/8G camera is the best. I wouldnt go for K850 as it has the worse camera among 5MP. You can take a look at all these comparisons and all of them comes to same conclusion that K850 camera cannot match N82/95. For video N82/95 are the best you can get in a phone. K850 dont even come close.
Video taken by N82/95 has 640x480 resolution with bitrate of 6000-7000kbps. My N70 CIF videos are usually 1000-1200kbps. I dont think K850 video quality (bitrate) can match the 2 years old N70.
[ This Message was edited by: mib1800 on 2008-01-09 14:34 ]
-- Posted: 2008-01-09 15:30:23 Edit :
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Thanks for your advice and i have decided to buy N82.Now another question is that ,can n82 transfer both video and audio to PC through blue tooth(wireles) for recording a live program in a church.If yes what is the maximum distance the data transfers through bluetooth?
Sunny
[ This Message was edited by: sunny152 on 2008-01-09 14:59 ]
-- Posted: 2008-01-09 15:58:14 Edit :
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Video quality is a combination of frame size, frame rate and data rate. My i-mobile 902 records VGA sized video at up to 30 fps but I would hardly call it near-DVD quality. Probably near-sh*t quality