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what's up everyone John render from TechnoBuffalo here and I want to give you a demonstration the video capture capabilities found on the new iPhone 4 it's about 4 o'clock in the afternoon there's a decent amount of sunlight out here you can see what it looks like so I'm a bit in the shadows right now you can see how it handles in sort of lower likes he had really captured very quickly I'll react to the light change I'm gonna step right into the sunlight now see if there's any difference so they reacted very quickly as well also to keep walking you can see through there there's gonna be shadows and sunlight so I'll keep walking through and see how this looks it's right off the bat at least from the disappoint looks to be pretty good you can see my cat Mercedes sort of staring at the window and try to tap the focus right now a tap on or you can see if it focuses and certainly does look to have focused and I'll be doing the full comparison of the video capture capabilities on the iPhone 4 versus the iPhone 3GS as well in case you're interested I'm going to switch now to the front-facing camera we're gonna see what that looks like you can see my ugly mug alright so now we've got a demonstration of the front-facing camera interestingly enough you can't switch cameras while you are recording you can do it when you're in FaceTime but not while you're recording so this is the front-facing camera you can still see Mercedes sort of lurking behind me and recently enough the tap to focus still work so I'm tapping to focus right now and it focused right on my face I'll take some pictures too and I'll put them up here and you can see how the camera actually looks a 5 megapixel sensor and also just to reminder there will be a comparison between the iPhone 4 and the iPhone 3GS showing all this stuff as well hi guys I am John render a buffalo and I will see you in the next video buh-bye you