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Feature film shot entirely on Nokia N8

The Nokia N8 is still one of the best camera phones out there with its 12MP sensor and Carl Zeiss Tessar lens. We have seen the N8 doing impressive short films and even the world’s smallest and probably largest stop motion video.

Now there’s a featured movie coming up that was shot entirely with a Nokia N8 entitled “Olive”. To make this possible, the film director, Hooman Khalili didn’t just slap on a Nokia N8 on traditional film camera lenses but had to hack the device to disable auto-focus and zooming. This gives the movie maker more control during the film making.

Nevertheless, this just proves that the Nokia N8 camera capability is still awesome till this very day. If only Nokia can emulate such feature on their next Windows Phone device.

Watch the first 5 minutes of the movie after the jump.

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