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Cellular Phone Forum / Manufacturers / Nokia / October 2007Nokia N-95 movie making
A friend told me his new Nokia N-95 was capable of making movie films up to one hour. 1 - is that really so? 2 - what format will that movie be in? 3 - is that a format that can be copied down to a PC, and sent to others? 4 - can such a film be burned to a DVD?  Signature___________ Knut Willy >A friend told me his new Nokia N-95 was capable of making movie films up to >one hour. > 1 - is that really so? > 2 - what format will that movie be in? > 3 - is that a format that can be copied down to a PC, and sent to others? > 4 - can such a film be burned to a DVD? 1- yes 2- Mp4 3- yes 4- yes HTH >>A friend told me his new Nokia N-95 was capable of making movie films up >>to one hour. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > HTH -------------------------------------- What about battery capacity? Will movie making tend to empty the battery much quicker than would a normal conversation? Knut Willy > >>A friend told me his new Nokia N-95 was capable of making movie films up > >>to one hour. [quoted text clipped - 20 lines] > > Knut Willy Oh! Yes! I reckon on be able to record for about half an hour before the camera stops working because the battery is too low. You might then have enough power left for a couple of short telephone calls. It would seem feasible to solve the power problem one of two ways. First, a second / spare fully charged battery or second use the AC adapter. Jack >> >>A friend told me his new Nokia N-95 was capable of making movie films >> >>up [quoted text clipped - 26 lines] > the camera stops working because the battery is too low. You might > then have enough power left for a couple of short telephone calls. > It would seem feasible to solve the power problem one of two ways. > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > > the camera stops working because the battery is too low. You might > > then have enough power left for a couple of short telephone calls. Or something like this: http://www.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx?TabID=1&ModuleNo=115150&doy=17m10 |
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