After
cathartic AN HD version of its Flip Mino television camera late last year, Pure
Digital has finally provided an equivalent update to its larger Flip immoderate
models. The Flip UltraHD, that options a replacement video compression engine,
8GB of internal nonvolatile storage, AN HDMI output, and 720/30p HD video, is
presently on the marketplace for $199—that's $30 cheaper than the Flip MinoHD
if you are taking notes. The television camera conjointly options an
equivalent, easy-to-use uploading software package that has created Flip
camcorders the favorite of You Tubers and video bloggers alike. With YouTube
currently firmly supporting HD video, the Flip UltraHD is inward at simply the
correct time for novice users to catch onto the high definition bandwagon.
Our
testing showed the Flip UltraHD offered a major improvement over the Flip
MinoHD once it came to video performance. The UltraHD does not have any extra
settings or modes—everything remains bare-bones recording—but its machine white
balance and exposure gave North American country higher results than previous
models.
