In short, the nano's video recorder is fun but flawed. The big problem is that the lens
placement makes it very hard to do any filming without a stray finger spoiling
the shot. However, if you can deal with that the nano captures video with
balanced colours and decent detail, and although motion and low-light recording
isn’t perfect, for the odd bit of candid camera it’s absolutely fine. Of
course, the best thing about the nano is that its video camera is an added
bonus, and even without that ability we’d still recommend it over any of its
rivals.
Tom Parsons is Staff Writer on What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision