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#181320 10-Oct-2015 16:27

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I'm posting this because I wanted a 6S because my 5S records video 100X better than my $5000 camera. 6S has 4K video.
I discovered that a $6 app called "MoviePro" allows you to record the max resolution that the 5S camera allows, something like 3K ... I can't review it but looks pretty good so far. Saves me $1600. Or you could buy a $500 android ;p Still saves me $494

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#1403559 10-Oct-2015 16:33

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Forgot to mention - there are downsides, one it is not 4K, you can't save it to your camera roll - you need to transfer it using weird methods like dropbox, itunes files transfer (no idea what that is) etc ... and it cannot guarantee the framerate you choose is 100%exact (well actually it won't be 100% exact)

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#1403562 10-Oct-2015 16:49

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What $500 Android is going to give you smooth 4k video recording?

Try Vultr using this link and get us both some credit:

http://www.vultr.com/?ref=7033587-3B

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#1403567 10-Oct-2015 16:57

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Galaxy S5? It's waterproof too. ~~With optical Image stabilization (i think)~~ ok no optical image stabilization, but the LG G3 does

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#1403568 10-Oct-2015 16:58

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The other ones I can think of - LG G3, Xperia Z3, and I'm sure heaps others. They're all one generation ago, hence dirt cheap.

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