Q. I have a JVC Everio GZ-Mg360 and comes with a control remote and when i point the control remote it can see it and recoords the IR light so it can detected, and my question is:
If i buy an infrared light that can illuminate more will my camcorder be able to see it and record in the night without problems?
If i buy an infrared light that can illuminate more will my camcorder be able to see it and record in the night without problems?
A. Most cameras can see Infrared light almost as well as visible light, whether they be CCD (charge coupled device / solid state), or the old fashion vacuum tube imaging device (Saticon, Trinicon). The fact that you can see "invisible" light from your remote control proves that.
Newer cameras have low-light / nighttime options that amplify available light, similar to "starlight" night vision. If you have those options, you might experiment with turning them on and off and checking the results.
Another feature you can play with is the "auto-iris", and/or automatic gain/exposure controls. You probably want to turn them to "manual", but be careful here, because a bright light source will not only wash out your picture, but can damage the imaging device as well (even the CCDs can get "burns").
FYI: when Sony first introduced their night/low light bright-up option, it could be turned on any time, day or night. The results of amplifying light during the day, or brightly lit areas turned out to be somewhat interesting, to say the least. When you amplify light to extremes, apparently it will produce an "X-Ray" effect, mostly concerning clothing and undergarments. It didn't take Sony too long to "correct" this problem - they removed the manual option, and it's now controlled by a photo-sensor so it only comes on during low light situations. Needless to say, there was quite a rush to obtain the original cameras, and lots of folks tore into the newer ones in an attempt to defeat the "auto" feature.
Newer cameras have low-light / nighttime options that amplify available light, similar to "starlight" night vision. If you have those options, you might experiment with turning them on and off and checking the results.
Another feature you can play with is the "auto-iris", and/or automatic gain/exposure controls. You probably want to turn them to "manual", but be careful here, because a bright light source will not only wash out your picture, but can damage the imaging device as well (even the CCDs can get "burns").
FYI: when Sony first introduced their night/low light bright-up option, it could be turned on any time, day or night. The results of amplifying light during the day, or brightly lit areas turned out to be somewhat interesting, to say the least. When you amplify light to extremes, apparently it will produce an "X-Ray" effect, mostly concerning clothing and undergarments. It didn't take Sony too long to "correct" this problem - they removed the manual option, and it's now controlled by a photo-sensor so it only comes on during low light situations. Needless to say, there was quite a rush to obtain the original cameras, and lots of folks tore into the newer ones in an attempt to defeat the "auto" feature.
recommended camcorder?
Q. What camcorder would you recommend for a safari holiday in south africa
with these things in mind
Good night vision
Good quality recording
with these things in mind
Good night vision
Good quality recording
A. Sony Camcorder has the good night shot system such as
Sony DCR-SR45 30GB Hard Drive Handycam Camcorder with 40x Optical Zoom /Super NightShot Infrared System/ $299.00
Super NightShot Infrared System With the Super NightShot Infrared System, you can capture video in total darkness (0 lux) up to 10 feet away.
Super NightShot Infrared System With the Super NightShot Infrared System, you can capture video in total darkness (0 lux) up to 10 feet away.
more information click: http://astore.amazon.com/discount.cheap.sony.handycam-20/detail/B00123UGXK
or Sony HD camcorders:
Sony HDR-SR11 10.2-MP 60GB High Definition Hard Drive Handycam Camcorder with 12x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom
1920x1080 recording Record stunning, incredibly detailed video footage in the clarity of 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution.
5-megapixel ClearVid CMOS sensor (with Exmor technology) and Bionz image processor Sony's newly-designed CMOS image sensor delivers bright, vivid, and spectacularly detailed 5-megapixel (effective) video footage, as well as 10.2-megapixel still images -- all with prolonged battery life. Exmor technology captures images with high resolution and high sensitivity. In addition, the advanced Sony Bionz image processor improves camera response time and screens out noise so the signal from each pixel is as pure as possible.
uper NightShot Infrared System With the Super NightShot Infrared System, you can capture video in total darkness (0 lux) up to 10 feet away
For more information try this link: http://astore.amazon.com/discount.cheap.sony.handycam-20/detail/B00123XZNI
Sony DCR-SR45 30GB Hard Drive Handycam Camcorder with 40x Optical Zoom /Super NightShot Infrared System/ $299.00
Super NightShot Infrared System With the Super NightShot Infrared System, you can capture video in total darkness (0 lux) up to 10 feet away.
Super NightShot Infrared System With the Super NightShot Infrared System, you can capture video in total darkness (0 lux) up to 10 feet away.
more information click: http://astore.amazon.com/discount.cheap.sony.handycam-20/detail/B00123UGXK
or Sony HD camcorders:
Sony HDR-SR11 10.2-MP 60GB High Definition Hard Drive Handycam Camcorder with 12x Optical Image Stabilized Zoom
1920x1080 recording Record stunning, incredibly detailed video footage in the clarity of 1920 x 1080 Full HD resolution.
5-megapixel ClearVid CMOS sensor (with Exmor technology) and Bionz image processor Sony's newly-designed CMOS image sensor delivers bright, vivid, and spectacularly detailed 5-megapixel (effective) video footage, as well as 10.2-megapixel still images -- all with prolonged battery life. Exmor technology captures images with high resolution and high sensitivity. In addition, the advanced Sony Bionz image processor improves camera response time and screens out noise so the signal from each pixel is as pure as possible.
uper NightShot Infrared System With the Super NightShot Infrared System, you can capture video in total darkness (0 lux) up to 10 feet away
For more information try this link: http://astore.amazon.com/discount.cheap.sony.handycam-20/detail/B00123XZNI
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