ok this is a really stupid question, but you see..

i have this digital camera which video records at 25 fps at 640 x 420.

here's an example:



you see how grainy that video is? is there a video program or site that allows me to reduce the graininess and improve the quality a bit?

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No, buy a better camera. Just shelled out $750 on a Handycam HD a couple months ago, shit records beautifully.

Simply put. No. If that is raw, then there is no way you can improve it.

I'm not going to waste my money on that HD video recorder.

Is there anything cheaper with similar qualities to what you're referring to?
Maybe in a $100-250 range... sorry.

http://www.theflip.com/

oooh very pretty<3
anything else that's not a flip? -_-

ipod nano records at same quality. Maybe if you made it half that, or had better lighting?

Eh.... I seen the video quality of iPod nano and to be honest, I am not impressed.

The nano, is worse then the ipod camera, and the ipoad camera, is almost, as good as the flip.

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Don't be stupid.

yeah joseph, you're giving gay people a bad name.

No one cares. Beenly asked a question, help out or don't reply. I don't think it's that hard of a concept to grasp.

Wtfudge. Nanos record video now? Where have I been?

@ Beenly: good luck finding a great inexpensive camera. Lens size, glass quality, sensor size: the better they get, the more expensive they'll be. Anything under $500 is going to be grainy in poor light. There are programs that can do some faux improvements, but they're more expensive than a 1080i camcorder.

say what?