When the camera shakes quickly they go all wobbly. You can see it clearly in the second video below in tall vertical lines like the street lamps and trees. One problem I noticed with the Flip was a weird visual artifact caused by shaking of the camera itself. But really, like previous models, the videos from this camera are designed to be uploaded to YouTube or other video sharing sites. Video from this camera is easy to watch full-screen on a 21″ LCD monitor or TV. Images aren’t incredibly sharp or vivid, but honestly, I think it does what anyone should expect from such a low-cost device. Like the previous models, although the video quality and sound are good, it’s hampered by a cheap fixed-focus lens. Previous Flip models recorded MPEG4 AVI files. The average bitrate is about 9 Mbps which lets the Flip store about 60 minutes of video on its internal 4 GB memory. Audio is recorded in AAC format at 44.1 kHz. Video is recorded in H.264 format at 30 frames per second. The video and sound quality are quite good. Everything I wrote in my earlier review about the Flip Mino applies to the HD version. They operate exactly the same and feel exactly the same in my hand. You can’t even tell them apart visually except for the “HD” logo on the back.
FLIP VIDEO CAMERA LENS 720P
And the Flip Mino HD (Amazon) is virtually identical in every way except one-it records 720p HD video.Įverything I liked about the Flip Mino I like about the Flip Mino HD. The Flip Mino is a handy, compact, easy to use video recorder. I reviewed the original Flip Mino back in June and recommended it for anyone who wanted to shoot more than a couple of minutes of video at a time or who wanted to reserve the space on their camera’s memory card just for pictures.
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