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Video of the video the CVS disposable video camera produces...took the camcorder to be "developed" at my neighborhood CVS and got the DVD back in an hour. The results were passable, given what I was expecting. The actual resolution of the camera is difficult to discern; it's probably close to CIF (320×240); the MPEG-2 of the DVD has the smaller video scaled up by about 150%, with a black border around the frame. Link. Bonus link, here's one of the first reviews.
CVS Camcorder the video...
Video of the video the CVS disposable video camera produces...took the camcorder to be "developed" at my neighborhood CVS and got the DVD back in an hour. The results were passable, given what I was expecting. The actual resolution of the camera is difficult to discern; it's probably close to CIF (320×240); the MPEG-2 of the DVD has the smaller video scaled up by about 150%, with a black border around the frame. Link. Bonus link, here's one of the first reviews.
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Jun 15, 2005 12:04 AM
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