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  1. 14th Nov 2004 11:28 #1
    Benn_Black
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    I have a Canon 730i mini DV camcorder and find my recordings are grainy in low light (I only record indoors). The low light settings aren't much use so I was thinking maybe I need a spotlight? Or would a 150W bulb be a better solution?
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    I have a 10'x10' studio that I do all my filming...with nearly 3000 watts of lighting, I can still get some low-light grain from time to time...it's bound to happen with these miniDV cams.
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  3. 22nd Nov 2004 13:37 #3
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    If you really want to get rid of the grain, then you should disable any gain. Though on smaller consumer DV cameras this may not be possible.
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