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I'm glad I got my flip before they shut it down! It's been a tremendous asset in catching all my daughter's big moments so far. The value for me is in how quick
by dools 16y ago
I'm glad I got my flip before they shut it down! It's been a tremendous asset in catching all my daughter's big moments so far. The value for me is in how quickly it boots up and starts recording, the fact that it's on a completely separate battery to my phone, has a good picture, steady cam and plays nice with iPhoto. It also came with a nice little tripod that we set up at christmas/birthday to catch the opening of presents. Whilst one could certainly solve the problem with a smart phone I've enjoyed having a dedicated device for all this.
EDIT: accidentally submitted half finished last sentence then went through a train tunnel hence delay in completion :)
- jseliger 16y agoI'm glad I did too—I've had one since 2009, and it's been one of those delightful and unexpected gadgets. The video quality is still far higher than my iPhone. This is particularly distressing because, even though phones might make Flip cameras irrelevant in the future, they haven't yet. Buying Flip only to shut it down seems cruel and stupid.