I want to use this for taping dog agility trials. They are usually held inside in low light. Would this work ok?
1957121
althoug the camera is very capable at low lights, its capability is limited to slow moving subjects because the camera's sutter speed slows down to compensate with low lights.
1957122
The HD10 doesn't do very well in low-light environments. The video quality is poor with a very grainy image. The camera works really well in the outdoors during the daytime.
1957123
As long as there is ambient lighting, the video recorder will work fine and produce good footage. However, you have to set up a good harness for your dog for recording.
1957124
I'm not sure this is the right tool for the job. The camera is very small. Mine is used in my car to record traffic. Some are used in sports to record the ride. For your purpose, a traditional hand-held camera would probably work better.
1957125
I think this unit would work out well. It is actualy a really good unit. I just wish the battery was not fixed inside the unit. Once it goes - the unit will need to be replaced - but the low light, the audio, and the quality are all top notch! For the price -you can't go wrong! Hope that helps you out.
1957126
Have used this videocam at nite as a car dash camera and on my bike. So far have no problems. Better than my obsolete go pro hero I that I have over used for over 2 years. The built-in video screen will give you the answer to your question too.
1957127
No. Although the camera is very capable at low lights, its capability is limited to slow moving subjects because the camera's sutter speed slows down to compensate with low lights.
1886473
Absolutely. It's huge for a puppy. Do you need them under a light? Won't need the top zipped, so you could use a light.
893441
I don't think it will be a problem. I just shot a film and used this light as my primary and it worked fine- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3kNwW75z88&list;=PL-jvR5L4qMbXdIod18v1BqQJf3_fkF74N&index;=4. Another light I was thinking of getting was the Aputure Amaran 528. Here is a video showing their capibilities- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=abo-CgPjWo4
225467
Adequate in low light. I used it on a whale watching trip in an overcast day. You may get eyestrain if you use it too long.
1771193
not tried in daylight, but great in dark situations, i use this product only to check if my dogs are ok in their pen when they start to get excited and start to howl ......
200784
this might work, if exposed to enough light. something reflective might be a better choice. maybe a trial test would be in order to find out for sure.
2248610
Should do fine in low light too, but adding light will always give you better results.
423854
It should not be used in the daylight. It is designed to capture moonlight and or starlight, and it also has an infrared light to help in ultra low light conditions for short range night vision.
1722364
this camera works in lighted places but in total darkness you will not be able to see anything, but you can try to use it with an Infared light as you know the infared will not emit any visible light but the camera will see it and I think you'll be happy with the results, I hope my humble opinion helps you and Happy hunting.
1928267
I have used it indoors on a stormy day to photograph a painting with no outside or interior lights and it did a good job. I have not tried to use it outside in dusk or night conditions.
1063892
Definitely ProGray if you have some ambient light. It will help improve contrast ratio, by giving you deeper black color. With some room lighting it will prevent the picture from looking washed out. Also the ProGray one is a heavier material, so it doesn't really need to be tension mounted, you can easily get away with just hanging it.
602169
this product work well for low light as long as you position your light correctly. I take photo on a dress form also it should work just fine.
681245
Just as long as it's loosened up enough and you keep your hand on the camera as you move it, it should be fine. The only time I've noticed jerkiness is from the initial move from whatever previous position it was in. I've only used it for photos, though, so I have no idea what it would look like in a video...but I THINK you'd be fine.
622039
Mine didn't work in low light. I had problems and never could get it to work unless I was right there pressing the record button. Also, when I asked, I was told this was motion and light activated but mine would only work with noise and it had to be loud. Just opening a door wouldn't activate it like I had thought it would.
1510168
Yes - it works fairly well in low light. It will work in a squirrel house without trouble
1745037
I think this light would work perfect in that situation. I have experimented with the settings of mine and found that the motion sensor is just as sensitive in a lighted environment as in the dark. Also, the brightness is great enough to add extra illumination, even in already lit areas.
1117294
You will get the best results in normal daylight conditions. Not recommended for recording in low light conditions.