Apart from raising the sensitivity (ISO) if not already on auto, theres nothing else to do... But remember, high ISO also introduces noise, so be prepared for some post. Many image editor applications will have ISO noise reducing filters that can help.
I don't think it's really possible to get a decent night shot using the FC200 camera. The ISO wont go higher enough (and even set at 400 ISO its pretty grainy) and the shutter speed can't be slowed down and even if you could slow it down enough the vibration would spoil the photos. Bear in mind that for a decent night shot with a standard camera you need a tripod so a Phantom just aint going to provide enough stability.
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