Sharing Video Quality on N8

Anyone else having this issue, I can take amazing video on my ohter phones and send via MMS however when I change the setting on the N8 show terrible resolution. Video is grainy and blurred. Or how can i change the setting on the N8 to send a decent video to another person via MMS.
I understand the quality can't be HD but what I am getting is so bad. This is supposed to be a no brainer yet tech support for Nokia has been less than understanding of my issue.

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