Gerald,
Hey, thanks very much for that. That's quite close to my home so I may well take you up on that offer of introduction later this fall!

low light(galloway)
 

Not sur why your getting the red light in your footage. I've shot in low light and its come out great.

Congratulations Ken. I always like to see input from you in any of my posts because of your courtesy and knowledge.

If you knew me you'd think, "what's THAT guy doing with a camera like that?"... 'cause I need a new car and a lot of other things, but I fell in love with what I was hearing and seeing and put all financial logic aside.

I absolutely LOVE this camera, but it's NO understatement that it only REALLY shines under controlled conditions. Haphazard production yields so-so results that could have come from anything, but attention to lighting and set detail is strongly rewarded with this cam...

It didn't hit me until I'd used it for a few weeks. Now it's funny how it's simply a hammer in the tool box. Before there was always a question of what could and couldn't be done because I had no certainty about being able to "drive nails"... now I know I can just get out the hammer and build stuff...

If you have one of these cams then that last paragraph makes perfect sense to you... (but of course ANY "professional" cam can make a great "hammer")...

And as we well know, a man with a hammer suddenly sees a world filled with nails!