@paulo_teixeira thank you so much for posting this. It TOTALLY tallies with a recent experience I had.

My wife got an iPad 3 the other week, and while it's (obviously) no match for the "look" you can get with a DSLR, for an experiment she videoed me doing a short harp piece. At that point we hadn't even found out about the touch-screen focus on the iPad. But within five minutes total, including doing the shot! we had shot it, I had topped and tailed the shot and uploaded it to YouTube with a description, it had processed it - and it was public. OK it didn't look great, but it was there! You can see it for yourself (copy the url) at youtube.com/watch?v=k_uOh2inEf8

As a sort of challenge, the following day I tried another harp piece using GH2 and Zoom. It took 1 hour - same length video, but the zoom file header got corrupted by a power glitch before it had saved, and after various failures to import in Adobe Audition 3 I eventually managed to recover it by putting the card back into the zoom and converting it internally into mp3 and then getting that off the card. Then I had to sync in Sony Vegas, then render, then upload. Yes, it looks better, but it's not a better video.

I splorfed at the guy saying "You did that annoyed look pretty well!"