The iPhone 4 is closing the gap between professional and amateur video production, providing users with the tools to shoot and edit beautiful HD videos, without having to spend loads of money on equipment. Along with the new video production possibilities offered by the iPhone 4 comes a new website that celebrated excellence in iOS movie making. The iOScars is a new website built to celebrate and showcase HD videos that were shot and edited completely on the iPhone 4.
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In the days since the iPhone 4 officially launched, professional videographers have been hard at work trying out the phone’s new HD video feature and so far there have been some fantastic results. So far there has been a commercial shot with the iPhone 4 as well as a music video. Both clips, which you can watch after the jump, look absolutely amazing. It’s hard to believe these videos were shot on a phone!
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Yahoo’s answer to Google’s YouTube, Flickr Video has been around for quite some time now. Although it has managed to gather some membership base and loyal followers, Flickr Video still couldn’t quite take off primarily because it was available to premium members only. Now, hoping to spruce up its services, Flickr Video is opening its services to everyone, plus introducing two other new features that aims to entice users to use Flickr Video instead of YouTube. Read more
Following our report of YouTube’s implementation of a widescreen view for videos recently, the YouTube blog has announced the official launch of the YouTube “Watch in HD” viewing feature. At the same time time, YouTube has also rolled out new landings pages for some categorized videos. Read more
