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So I have a Canon PowerShot S5 IS. I'm going out racoon hunting with some of my friends and I want to record it. But I can't figure out how to do it. Can you even record with it at night at all?? Please Help
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You have a nice P&S camera which happens to have a video feature.
To shoot at night, you will need an actual video camera with an IR feature built-in
Some of the Sony camcorders have that feature.
My guess is you have NO lighting except that of the moon and even a 0 lux video camera cannot record under those conditions.
Jim is totally correct. You need light to expose video, digital sensors or film
You have a nice P&S camera which happens to have a video feature.
To shoot at night, you will need an actual video camera with an IR feature built-in
Some of the Sony camcorders have that feature.
My guess is you have NO lighting except that of the moon and even a 0 lux video camera cannot record under those conditions.
Jim is totally correct. You need light to expose video, digital sensors or film
how do u make a digital camera have flash while recording a video at night?
SelenaGome
i want to take a video at night in the dark but i dont know how to make it have flash or light while taking the video my camera is polaroid and its digital
Answer
It is not practical to do that.
Flash is only for still pictures, meaning 1 press of the shutter 1 flash, 1 picture, this is called 1 frame. This has to sync with your camera or you don't get a picture. Some cameras can give you a few flashes continuous but this is never used for video.
video needs continuous source of light because video shoots anywhere from 30 frames down to a few frames per second, also depends if your camera has capability to adjust frames per second for video.
For example surveillance camera systems shoot from 1 to 30 frames per second, they are usually set 2 or 5 frames to save on storage space.
flash also needs to recharge between use, usually takes a few seconds for flash to charge up and give that tremendous burst of light for that 1 picture. Better models can recycle the flash faster, it also discharges your batteries really fast.
It is not practical to do that.
Flash is only for still pictures, meaning 1 press of the shutter 1 flash, 1 picture, this is called 1 frame. This has to sync with your camera or you don't get a picture. Some cameras can give you a few flashes continuous but this is never used for video.
video needs continuous source of light because video shoots anywhere from 30 frames down to a few frames per second, also depends if your camera has capability to adjust frames per second for video.
For example surveillance camera systems shoot from 1 to 30 frames per second, they are usually set 2 or 5 frames to save on storage space.
flash also needs to recharge between use, usually takes a few seconds for flash to charge up and give that tremendous burst of light for that 1 picture. Better models can recycle the flash faster, it also discharges your batteries really fast.
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