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Default Question about taking pictures of Home Theater
So I bought some new backlighting for my TV a little while ago and I want to take some nice pictures of it in action, however I know almost nothing about photography and when I turn off all the lights, turn on the TV, turn on the backlighting, and take a picture the result is an incredibly grainy, over-exposed, off colored image.

Does anyone know how to take good pictures of a situation like this? (ie: Bright light surrounded by dark background).

I have a standard pocket digital camera so none of that fancy SLR speak will help me.
I can provide a picture of what the failed image looks like when I get home from work in case I didn't describe this well.

Thanks in advance!
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