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4k video of outdoor wedding

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netguysc

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The size was 1.42 gig and it was 11 minutes and 55 seconds long. I downloaded it to my computer on the usb3 connection.
First, the transfer was verry quick, less than a minute, not sure but very quick.
Secondly, when viewed on the 40" 1080p monitor the quality was nothing short of amazing. I knew it would be good, but not this great. So I am extremely amazed this quality of video came from a phone.
 
Got my Note 3 at 745pm EST Oct 11 2013. The battery was at 78% out of the box. Streamed music all day at work today and then went out afterwards to a birthday party. 1hr30min of 1080p video recorded. GPS a 35 min drive to the party and back while playing pandora....just got home...phone is at 26%


HOW DO YOU KILL THE BATTERY ON THIS PHONE LOL? This is light years better then my old HTC Sensation. Man I missed the Samsung side of things.
 
I myself was also very very amazed at recording capabilities of this smartphone. Simply amazing to say the least. I just wish the speaker was just as amazing :(
 
netguysc said:
The size was 1.42 gig and it was 11 minutes and 55 seconds long. I downloaded it to my computer on the usb3 connection.
First, the transfer was verry quick, less than a minute, not sure but very quick.
Secondly, when viewed on the 40" 1080p monitor the quality was nothing short of amazing. I knew it would be good, but not this great. So I am extremely amazed this quality of video came from a phone.
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If 12 minutes of video was 1.42 gigs, then I dont think you recorded in 4k.

Pretty sure thats 1080p

All the reviews I saw said a 30 second to 1 minute video in 4k was like 2gigs

Eitherway its definitely a pretty amazing camera

(just tested, a 1 minute video was 500mb for me)
 
Plus I am pretty sure 4K is only limited to 5 minute clips. At least this is the case with mine, the AT&T version.

But, on another note, I took 1080p video of my front yard and the same video in 4K and when zoomed in, you can surely see the difference in the two. 4K is VERY crisp video indeed :)
 
lennydude said:
Plus I am pretty sure 4K is only limited to 5 minute clips. At least this is the case with mine, the AT&T version.

But, on another note, I took 1080p video of my front yard and the same video in 4K and when zoomed in, you can surely see the difference in the two. 4K is VERY crisp video indeed :)
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Watching grass grow never looked so good. :P
 
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