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Low-Light sample- Boa (snake)
Hi guys, I see allot of people saying the camera isn't too good in low-light- but I'm finding it somewhat decent and have posted a clip of a Dumeril's Boa shot with a single lamp a short distance away...it's handheld ("IS" OFF) so forgive the slight shake and I've compressed it (H.264) and present it here at 1/2 resolution- but this should give a fair representation of what it shoots like with poor lighting.
http://stevenunez.com/hosted/boa.mov |
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this is not a "daylight" only camcorder by any means. Luis |
Geezus! B E A UTIFUL! What shutter speed (or similar settings) was that shot at Steve?
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Thanks guys, it was Aperture Priority at 3.6 and I could have opened up 2 more stops for more light but liked the darkened background- so to say it's poor in low light sorta baffles me. It also has very little noise in the dark areas- another plus to CMOS sensors when compared to CCD's.
It's an amazing camera only flawed by it's omission of a mic input- but I'm sure it's next incarnation will have one as the demand seems overwhelming. If the XH A1 produces better video- and I'm sure it will, Canon will surely dominate the HDV market. (I actually like the video the HV10 produces better than my FX-1) |
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Great stuff ! Was it behind glass ? (I hope so !) Why only 15 fps :( Also I agree with your FX-1 comment, I have not owned a FX-1/Z1 but have used them a fair bit and have much footage on my hard drive I have shot with a friends Z1 and - to me at least - the stuff coming out of the HV10 is better. |
It was not behind glass....I compressed it to 15fps to save file size.
Thanks for the comments- the camera is indeed impressive. |
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I was playing around and I must say that After Effects does a great job at generating the 'missing' frames and returning your footage to 30fps ! http://www.filefactory.com/file/dafb87/ |
Steve,
Would love to see the native m2t file for a second or two of that snake footage :) That footage does look stunning. *watches clip again* |
Daymon, sorry I deleted the original M2T files after conversion to HDV.
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