Post number #403652, ID: 0bb977
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I'm talking really low light, like seeing an led glow behind a shelf on the other side of a dark room at midnight kind of low light.
Suggestions?
Post number #403663, ID: 0ae140
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Position phone in a stable position and open the shutter for 16 sec. I can do this with my phone, no idea about the others.
Post number #403664, ID: 0ae140
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But you need a stable mount...
Post number #403709, ID: b62eb8
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Sony has a line, alpha something. They have crazy delicate sensors. I remember one video shot on a beach, looks like it's just an overcast day until they switch it off and you see it's nearly midnight. They cost a few grand though so I don't know if that's what you're looking for
Post number #403781, ID: 9e8b35
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Well. A camera for filming or a camera for shooting photos? Cuz both would be even more expensive.
Post number #403870, ID: bdaf3d
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Most cameras will do low light shots if you keep the shutter open for long enough, but you need a super stable mount.
Post number #404312, ID: aa0e6b
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A Red Dragon or Arri Alexa should do the trick.
Post number #404558, ID: 480aa5
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Open the shutter. Stop having it be closed.
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| I'm talking really low light, like seeing an led glow behind a shelf on the other side of a dark room at midnight kind of low light.
Suggestions?