Video Camera
Posted May 20th, 2012 by LaFlamme
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Hey guys, I have a little question concerning video cameras.
I'm doing some time-lapse videos once in a while. Most of them are screen captured so I do not really have quality problems with those. When I record a quick doodle on paper I use a basic Canon powershot SD who apparently record in HD. No need to tell you the quality is so so. Nah it's pretty bad to be honest. Here's an example:
Recently, I tried my friend's Panasonic HDC-SD10 full HD which I was sure the quality would be better than what I usually use... but I find it worst than my actual Canon digital camera. I don't know if just adding big light spots would do the tricks on the quality or I just need a better Camera. I'm kind of lost when I look at all the model in store. What you guys would suggest to record HD videos with inside low-light environment?
I'm doing some time-lapse videos once in a while. Most of them are screen captured so I do not really have quality problems with those. When I record a quick doodle on paper I use a basic Canon powershot SD who apparently record in HD. No need to tell you the quality is so so. Nah it's pretty bad to be honest. Here's an example:
Recently, I tried my friend's Panasonic HDC-SD10 full HD which I was sure the quality would be better than what I usually use... but I find it worst than my actual Canon digital camera. I don't know if just adding big light spots would do the tricks on the quality or I just need a better Camera. I'm kind of lost when I look at all the model in store. What you guys would suggest to record HD videos with inside low-light environment?
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