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A few weeks ago I mentioned that Nokia had made a short film shot entirely with the camera on its new N8 phone. The idea was to show you just how good the camera on it is, so wasn’t just a recording of ducks in the local park. It was made by the up-and-coming McHenry brothers, and starred Dev Patel, amongst others. Well, they’ve released it now.
It’s called The Commuter and it charts one man’s rather eventful journey to work.
Now, when I saw it on a big screen there were a few moments that made me wince a bit, but I thought it was a cute story and a fun way to show off what the camera can do. I especially liked the scene with the bankers. What do you think to it?
Comments
I think, the realisation is good, but you can see that the camera has his lack, like the auto focus, but that is just me.
WOW! I'm a professional videograohger, and work with a lot of very expensive cameras. While the Nokia couldn't replace any of mine, I can't see how anyone could criticize the footage from this film. Seriously! It's a flippin' CELL PHONE!!!
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