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Rick and Robin,
I definitely need a camcorder with built-in IR
light and short distance it's not a problem. It's
for planting near fox and badger holes and
trails, to register at what times they become
active, after that we will start using better
cameras with remote lights etc. Suggestions for a
dedicated wild life videography forum are welcome
by the way, I couldn't find any.
Rieni
At 19-10-2009 18:02, you wrote:
>On 19.10.2009, at 17:42, Rick wrote:
>
> >
> http://www.camcorde
> >
> > There is a review. I don't know off hand, but I don't see anything
> > mentioning it. I'll shoot something tonight when I get home and post
> > it for you if you want.
>
>According to it's specs, no. Since that feature is called "Night-Shot"
>of which there is no mention in it's specs. Merely: Minimum
>Illumination, 5 Lux (1/30 Low Light Mode), 1 Lux (Magic Pix® Mode)
>which I wouldn't say qualifies as "pitch black"
>
>@Reini: you realize of course that nearly *ANY* DV-Cam will "Night-
>Shoot", be it via a built-in or EXTRA IR-light? It a feature (or side-
>effect?) of the CHIPS themselves, not the camera. And the built-in IR-
>lights, from the few that I've used myself, won't in fact give you
>enough light to shoot past roughly an arm's length anyway... something
>you'll want to keep in mind depending on what you plan to shoot, i.e.
>from what distance, since anything past roughly 10 ft. (if even)
>you'll definitely need an extra light for.
>
>- RK
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