Got a cell phone, become a video star -- why not?
Musician Rob Dickinson’s new video, “Oceans,” is the first music video created solely on a Nokia Nseries multimedia computer, the N93. (You can call it a cell phone, too.)
Directed by Mike Hodgkinson, “Oceans” is the second single off Dickinson’s debut solo album, entitled Fresh Wine for the Horses. (Bad title.)
The “Oceans” music video was shot by Hodgkinson on the Nokia N93, a 3.2 megapixel cameraphone with DVD quality video and Carl Zeiss optics.
Why not indeed?
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Yes, it's true that by this time cell phones killed the video. try to look the n71 and it's specs. It's a prove that cell phone has become a source of video reproduction.
Hey Tom,
Even I got an N93 (the pearl black one as shown in the Oceans interview video.
I can vouch for the fact that there is no phone in the world today that is as good as this one. Forget stories abt it getting hung etc. All false! I haven't come across a gizmo as versatile and good as it is. It is a great device. Trust me mate.
Jonty