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  1. 2007 September 17th, 18:35 #1
    Dan
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    Just got the camera and did a test footage tape. A mix of auto and manual with very few changes. I captured the video with HDVsplit and to be honest the footage on my computer and notebook looks grainy, especially the indoor footage.

    Any thoughts... am I doing something wrong? Thanks in advance.

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  2. 2007 September 17th, 21:25 #2
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    If you shoot in low light, you are going to get grain, although less than on most cameras in this price range. If you shoot in bright light, you will get stunning image quality. Try it.
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    Dan, is it your first consumer camcorder? Just curious.
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  4. 2007 September 18th, 10:21 #4
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    Frank, thanks I will give it a try.

    Taky, I had a camcorder back in the early nineties. Why do you ask?
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  5. 2007 September 18th, 10:24 #5
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    P.S. for low light shooting, any suggestions on a camera light?
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