Not content with DVD-like video capture at 30 frames per second, a 3.2 megapixel camera with Carl Zeiss optics and 3x optical zoom with video stabilization, Nokia have also chosen to bundle Adobe's Premiere Elements 2.0 software with the Nokia N93, letting users edit their videos, burn to DVD, and export to other formats for Web streaming and email. This has presumably caught the attention of Harry Potter director, Gary Oldman, who accepted Nokia's marketing cash will be producing short films on a Nokia N93 based on the theme 'open your eyes'. "Harry Potter and the Multimedia Computer" may be some years off, but it can't be too long before Nokia start producing broadcast quality videophones.


Oldman apparently said "I am fascinated by the potential of mobile video devices like the Nokia N93. They allow us to catch the fleeting moments we observe in our daily lives and share them as they happen. The possibilities for film-making are endless - I'm looking forward to producing a short film on a Nokia N93 and I hope it inspires people to record the extraordinary moments in their ordinary days and share them with the world." Reports that he also said "and the cash will come in handy too!" are unverified.