Samsung Galaxy Nexus 1080p HD Video Sample

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The Galaxy Nexus is here! Aaron puts the phone's 1080p HD video camcorder to the test in uptown Charlotte. The audio is good with decent noise cancellation, but the image appears to be a bit shaky, and autofocus could be a bit better. It'll get the job done, but for Google's flagship Android device, it's a bit disappointing. Shot at 4:15 PM on November 25, 2011.

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[OffBeat43]

Haha, my favorite part is when people don't watch the video in 1080p and then complain about how bad the quality is.

[OffBeat43]

Haha, my favorite part is when people don't watch the video in 1080p and then complain about how bad the quality is.

[MatAround3]

@ExtinctOfKageShi The camera isn't a needed feature on a phone it's an "accessory" if you will. If you want to judge a phone, judge the software & the hardware.. where the iPhone 4s is extremely lacking.

[darthstryfe4340]

@daniel2gonzalez wow really????? i didnt know that you have to watch an HD video in 1080p!??? lmao your a fuckin idiot

[RockoYourSocksoff]

@MatAround3 Can't take the truth just like you can't admit you are gay.

[MatAround3]

@RockoYourSocksoff Fucking Apple Fanboy -.- Smh

[HaXXer97]

at 0:37 i think someone robbed a bank :'D

[SuperShawnbell]

nothing special...

[jenks5150]

@genestarwindjf80 1080p. The BlackBerry PlayBook also shoots 1080p video with a 5 megapixel camera, and also 1080p video with it's 3 MP front-facing camera.

[NexusUser1]

I just put up a better 1080p video sample from the Galaxy Nexus, check it out on my page guys, for some reason these earlier nexus videos make the camcorder seem "wobbly"

[NexusUser1]

@genestarwindjf80 Megapixels have nothing to do with image clarity and quality.  Only useful when you're blowing the pic up for viewing on a tv or something.