Vlog: Nokia N85 at Chocolate Restaurant Max Brenner

November 9th, 2008 • Mark Guim • Filed Under •

Knowing the Nokia N85 takes videos at VGA and 30FPS, it pushed me to share with you a short video of a dessert restaurant my friends and I went to last night: Max Brenner. The video shows you the quality of using video under dim indoor lighting, using the camera light while recording, and some photo samples.

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Max Brenner’s dessert menu is large and I think that’s what draws people in. We went straight to dessert and didn’t even bother looking at the entrees. I suggest closing your eyes and just randomly select what to get.

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  1. miko on 9 November 2008:

    mark,
    why can’t i see the video?

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    Mark Guim on 9 November 2008

    I don’t know. It’s embedded from youtube. Anyone else having problems?

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  2. edward on 9 November 2008:

    I love Max Brenner!! ”Chocolate by the bald man”
    Is like a dream, they sell the best desserts I have ever tried

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  3. caliboy99 on 9 November 2008:

    The vid worked for me.

    The vid looked good, Im sure the dual LED’s make a dif when it comes to dark environments.

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  4. ashu on 10 November 2008:

    Yeah, its visible. Dual leds are just fine, not exceptional. Can we have xenon for stills and dual leds for video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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  5. MIKO on 10 November 2008:

    ah ok, YOUTUBE is blocked by our admin here.

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  6. Torgrim on 10 November 2008:

    Hi,

    I have tested my Nokia N85 at highest VGA quality. Ok images, but the video starts stopping/jumping after 10 seconds (images freezes). Looks like the Nokia N85 cant cope with the processing of VGA movies (have to turn the quality down to avoid this, which is … bad).

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    Mark Guim on 10 November 2008

    I don’t see that problem at all. The clips were taken on tv high quality which is the highest setting (vga 30 fps)

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  7. NinongBrown on 10 November 2008:

    lol, that was some great timing when i slammed that napkin in front of you! hahaha, good video bro…the bon chon videos were even clearer…the dual led’s are monsters when it comes to lighting up videos. good stuff bro.

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    Mark Guim on 10 November 2008

    LOL yeah good idea with the napkin.

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  8. Zylam Marex on 11 November 2008:

    wow, the pics were pretty good, they look great when you use them in a video…..man what was that in the end? a chocolate shake?….daam that looked good! lol!

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  9. Avi on 11 November 2008:

    There’s already a new N85 version, due in 2009:

    Quadband GSM, HSDPA, 5MP camera with xenon flash, 8-16GB ROM, analog joystick, integrated compass, stereo speakers, GPS, WiFi

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    Pink mobiles on 13 November 2008

    cool.. it means they’ll upgrade it, nice thing they added Xenon flash in it.. I’m pretty sure about the outcome of this, N85 will surely get the attention of all phone lovers.

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  10. algert on 20 November 2008:

    Video is clear but probably n96 will have better quality when it comes to processing other kinds of videos at higher resolutions taken from other sources as it has a better cpu :)

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