Why Video's Better With the iPad

With the new iPad, video recording can now be done in an amazing 1080p HD.

Yes, this is true. It is unmistakably one of the most wanted features by iDevice aficionados for the next generation iPad. Thanks to Apple, it came true and it’s now here.

Video recording can be done with an astounding 1080p HD video at about 30 frames per second. The crisp view of capturing life through the 5 megapixel lens of the iPad camera can pass for a camera equipped to record a full-length movie.

Being top of the line, the iPad now has the advanced backside illumination sensor and larger aperture that will offer more light that can result in brighter footage with proper contrast. With this, over or under exposure will never be a problem.

Camera effects like an improved auto white balance is also present to make colors amazingly accurate. There is also temporal noise reduction that will make the moving images appear in crisp and vivid details.

Video stabilization is one of the newest improvements of the iPad and this will delight independent and experimental filmmakers. This feature can help remove shaky clips that are a major no-no for recording videos (unless it is intended).

The motion caused by shaky and unsteady hands, along with the movie images it has produced can be withdrawn and cut from the whole recorded flick. Also, quality video and camera effects like auto and manual focus can be done by simply tapping a subject both in the foreground or background.

You do not have to buy more expensive gadgets if you are a film student or an aspiring film maker. You can get the blurry effect out of or into your recorded clip just by activating or deactivating your video stabilization feature.