HD7 looks darker than HG20 in low light
Is this a deficiency of the HD7 vs the HG20?
I was comparing a cousins HG20 to my newly acquired HD7. The HG20 rocked when it came to low light recording. Hers was in auto mode and I tried recording mine in auto mode, but it came out crappy... the setting was in low light while playing a video game. is there anything you all need to know from me as I am a newbie when it comes to this. right now I'm at a loss for answers. however, I have not checked the Steve Mullen book either at this point. I hope to soon. best regards. |
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So now can you tell you have put "Auto Gain" on or off? Kaushik |
Kaushik,
AGC Gain up is on. It was when I was filming last night. Does the video have to look choppy to get the brighter picture? best regards, |
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So today we get 120GB while in the past one only got 60GB. The Canon gives you a single CMOS chip which is much more sensitive to light than 3 CCDs. BUT, shoot a fast moving object or flash bulbs going off or lightning and the Canon will have nasty rolling-shutter "wobble." CCDs will look fine! So progress improves many things, but sometimes it creates a new problems. Another example -- no real manual controls on the Canon. Oh, and no View Finder unless you buy the more expensive HG21. PS: DVINFO has tons of posts on rolling shutter. |
So do I have to correct how dark the video looks in post in order to get a decent viewable video footage?
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I have captured some lowlight condition videos maybe you have gone through, here is one link if you wish to see it: Ahmedabad, Diwali Night 2008 on Vimeo And if you can upload your video so here others can see it. Kaushik |
If you want to shoot the hd7 in low light, set the shutter at 1/30 and open the iris wide open. Don't forget to do a white balance either.
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