[Frank Siegel]

When you say setting are “wrong”, do you mean you’re not getting enough “punch” in a low-light situation? I have not used this particular camera, but I believe that, like it’s little brothers, the HVX200 & HVX200A (I own both of these), it is not a great performer in low light (small chips, etc.). Please explain what you mean by “wrong”. Also make sure that your filter settings are correct (that you are not using the ND filters).

Frank Siegel
President/Producer/Director
VCSvideo, Mt. Laurel, NJ
http://www.vcsvideo.com