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Some tips for low light noise

Noise can be anywhere in low light conditions but if you use some technices you can eliminate it.

  • Try to shoot as close as you can without zooming in.
  • If you are shooting in Manual mode try not to lower exposure because the noise with be added more.
  • If the subject is too dark dont play with exposure too much but use a lighting flash LED Flash for video.
  • If you are shooting in DV mode not HD mode the noise will be seen less.
  • Anyway you can use video reduction software to reduce the noise more.(Check in my blogg for more)

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