Hey, all, I have a question about my camcorder.
I have a camcorder that's more or less a year old. It's a Sony DCR-TRV17 camera, and for most purposes, it's pretty good. However, I've run into a problem consistently over the past year when recording: whenver I record in low-light, less-than-ideal situations, I get....I guess the best word for it would be noise or graininess...the picture isn't that good and if I'm looking at a solid, one-colored surface, the pixels will ever-so-slightly change their tone just a tad, resulting in a subtle yet annoying grain/noise effect.
Is there any way to rectify this? Am I alone in my woes? This has been going on ever since I got the camera, so it could just be that the amateur cameras aren't perfect....
anyway, thanks for you guys' input!
Camcorder woes
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