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Good Night Time Filming Camera or Camcorder.

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JamesHorrell

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Hi

Just Wondering If Anybody Knows of a Good Night Time Filming Camera or Camcorder as i've been to Bingley Tonight in the Dark and my Fujfilm AV130 Didn't pick the Trains up well as they was little Light and i would Love to have a Camera Which was good at Filming at Night and in low light as i do Youtube Videos and I Film trains More then Taking Pictures of them.
 
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Does your camera have a manual operation mode?

If so, does it have a night filming or backlight setting that can help with night shoots. I currently use a JVC Everio MS110, which I use both night and day and find it suitable for youtube. Under the manual settings there are options for both enhanced night shooting and natural night so I can vary the exposure to my needs.
 

JamesHorrell

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Does your camera have a manual operation mode?

If so, does it have a night filming or backlight setting that can help with night shoots. I currently use a JVC Everio MS110, which I use both night and day and find it suitable for youtube. Under the manual settings there are options for both enhanced night shooting and natural night so I can vary the exposure to my needs.

Cheers for the Help and i'll have to try it next time i'm out in the dark
 
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