Here is the first video I made (less than two minutes) using my new Sony HDR-XR200V. The exported version from iMovie is over here, this is a downsized version of the highest quality.
Here is the Flickr Embed:
Here is the YouTube Embed:
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Here is the first video I made (less than two minutes) using my new Sony HDR-XR200V. The exported version from iMovie is over here, this is a downsized version of the highest quality.
Here is the Flickr Embed:
Here is the YouTube Embed:
Comments
Hi Barry,
I recently just bought the HDR-XR200V. I haven't had much time to use it except in the evening indoors. I found the quality lacking in that the picture looked grainy. Do you have this same problem? The video you took above looks great in your office with light from the window and the fluorescent lights(?). Do you have any suggestions for improving the picture at low level lighting? Thanks.
Henry
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