http://www.spinningsilkmultimedia.com/have-you-flipped-for-the-flip/ Thoughts on using various forms of media in a harmonious way to grow your business and personal goals Sat, 22 Nov 2008 04:06:30 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.spinningsilkmultimedia.com/have-you-flipped-for-the-flip/#comment-8596 Patrick Mon, 30 Jun 2008 14:09:12 +0000 http://www.spinningsilkmultimedia.com/have-you-flipped-for-the-flip/#comment-8596 I don't own one yet. One reason for this post was to get more feedback for a potential future purchase. Everyone I have heard talk about it loves it. Yes, it is true other cameras and devices can do video the Flip seems to be focused on a single purpose and making that single purpose very user friendly. I'm curious if the low price point, size and user friendly interface would be compelling enough for my clients to produce compelling content quickly. I don’t own one yet. One reason for this post was to get more feedback for a potential future purchase. Everyone I have heard talk about it loves it. Yes, it is true other cameras and devices can do video the Flip seems to be focused on a single purpose and making that single purpose very user friendly. I’m curious if the low price point, size and user friendly interface would be compelling enough for my clients to produce compelling content quickly.

]]> http://www.spinningsilkmultimedia.com/have-you-flipped-for-the-flip/#comment-8562 Tom Fri, 27 Jun 2008 14:36:51 +0000 http://www.spinningsilkmultimedia.com/have-you-flipped-for-the-flip/#comment-8562 I haven't played with the Flip, but it does look intriguing. Most point-n-shoot cameras now come with video capabilities, so I'm not sure how redundant this might be. My little Nikon S50 is about the same size as a Flip, and it records very good quality Quicktime video, limited in length only by battery life and the size of your SD card. Plus, it takes excellent still photos. I have to see how good the quality of photos in the Flip would be. I haven’t played with the Flip, but it does look intriguing. Most point-n-shoot cameras now come with video capabilities, so I’m not sure how redundant this might be. My little Nikon S50 is about the same size as a Flip, and it records very good quality Quicktime video, limited in length only by battery life and the size of your SD card. Plus, it takes excellent still photos. I have to see how good the quality of photos in the Flip would be.

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