"Chu Rey" <parvardigar@yahoo.com> wrote in message

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> I use both. One is analog the other DV. Recently I've been shooting

> within a building with low light (music event). My analog is almost

> normal considering the low light. The TRV900 digital is very very

> dark. I thought with digital I'd be better off getting fair results

> within a low light environment.

>

> I work in premiere 6.5. The analog capture is very managable. I have

> to enhance brightness 40% with the digial capture to get it to look

> viewable.

>

> Is there anything I can do to adjust the TRV900? in a low light

> situation to get better results.

You can bias the auto exposure of the TRV900

to taste (and make sure the ND filter is not in, and

that you are not using AE-A with a small stop or

AE-S with a shutter speed faster than 1/60th...;-).

BTW, during editing, using a combination of

brightness and gamma-adjust is often more

successful for brightening images without spoiling

the blacks or highlights...

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David Ruether

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