I actually prefer to shoot in A mode when in sport situations. Setted up auto-iso to start increasing ISO to keep S speed above 1/400. then I only need to control the aperture manually. works for me on the D7000
Hi Bertie, Great information. Sorry I am so late to the party. Waiting for my used D7000 to arrive. I have not owned an SLR since... film days. Thank you for taking the time to make this vid.
@@bertielevesque1459 Someone gave me a D7000 because I take 1000s of pics at our dirtbike races. I used your advice at took some great snaps today! I get to do it again for 2 more races tomorrow. I can't wait Thanks again!!!!
Nikon View NX-2 is a free software but it is discontinued. You may still find it on the web. But any free photo editing software will do the same. Good luck.
I have photoshop and know it quite well. But, using my D7000, I feel my shots are 1- always not focused (AF) as they should be and 2- i have exposure issues all the time. I never seem to get a crisp sharp image. Ibuy excellent lenses but have issues all the time. Maybe I just need a course.
Bettyan Mahjaholic fix the problem with the autofocus, maybe is a problem with camera ( D7000 have some problem with AF, you can use AF Fine Tune from Menu to fix this problem if this is the problem ). For the exposure, you can try shooting RAW not JPG, RAW let you "play" more with the images because RAW format store more data in image than JPG.
Bettyann Mahjaholic Hi Bettyann, I have no idea how much experience you have doing photography. So many factors are unknown so a clear answer would be hard to say. But, I suspect camera movement might be the reason your images are not sharp. Keep your elbows tight to your sides and lock then in. Make sure that y you half depress the shutter and listen for the beep. The beep lets you know you are locked in focus. Take a deep breath and hold it...then, click the shutter. Just practice every day. Get a photography manual and practice in your backyard. If camera shake is an issue, you would benefit by using shutter priority and set it to Auto ISO and fast shutter speed. Good luck.
Hi Bettyann, i had the same problem and fixed it for each of my lenses. Just go to that site and follow the instructions. regex.info/blog/photo-tech/focus-chart (cut and paste that link into your browser). Once you know your correction number for each lens after that test, you can enter tehm into your D7000.
I loved the end result ! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you, one of the best videos I've seen from the camera (D7000) to the editing.
You are welcome. My pleasure.
I actually prefer to shoot in A mode when in sport situations. Setted up auto-iso to start increasing ISO to keep S speed above 1/400. then I only need to control the aperture manually. works for me on the D7000
Southpaw Sir how do you set it up?
convinced me for L&S in 1minute 26 seconds.
Hi Bertie, Great information. Sorry I am so late to the party. Waiting for my
used D7000 to arrive. I have not owned an SLR since... film days.
Thank you for taking the time to make this vid.
My pleasure M Dude....enjoy your new digital life!
Thank you so much. This was brilliant. I just doing dim light photography. This helped.
😍
Thank you Bertie, very informative and interesting for a beginner like me
Thank you
Good advice, good video! Thank you!
My pleasure!
Great information! Thank you!
You're welcome 👍
@@bertielevesque1459 Someone gave me a D7000 because I take 1000s of pics at our dirtbike races. I used your advice at took some great snaps today! I get to do it again for 2 more races tomorrow. I can't wait Thanks again!!!!
@@sgrif24 My pleasure. Enjoy your new experience.
@@bertielevesque1459 thank you!
Very Informative Video................
Very good information. Thank you
you're welcome
Great video Bert!
thanks...a bit late :)
you are very good
Thank you so much for your easy to understand demonstration. I have always wondering how to work with the Nikon editing software. It seems easy.
My pleasure. Have a look at my other videos on my channel and you will learn other good tricks with camera settings and equipment.
Wish that Nikon photo edit software was still available...!
Jim Pinkowski isn’t it? They have made a lot of updates lately
Nice work!!!!
thanks
.... very helpfull ....
thanks
awesome!!!! thank u. Nicely explained!!
Thank you!! Very interesting video!! :)
Can he move his script behind the camera so he's actually looking at the audience... great instructions though
Good video! Why NX-2 and not capture program?
because NX-2 does all what I need and it was free
and what about ViewNX-i and Capture NX-D ? basicly the upgraded ViewNX 2
Hi, newbie here, may I know the application you used to edit the picture?
Nikon View NX-2 is a free software but it is discontinued. You may still find it on the web. But any free photo editing software will do the same. Good luck.
although i liked the video, i want you to show how adobe photoshop can be used for same purpose
expensive software
How can we take good photos in low bad light with d7000?
I have photoshop and know it quite well. But, using my D7000, I feel my shots are 1- always not focused (AF) as they should be and 2- i have exposure issues all the time. I never seem to get a crisp sharp image. Ibuy excellent lenses but have issues all the time. Maybe I just need a course.
Bettyan Mahjaholic fix the problem with the autofocus, maybe is a problem with camera ( D7000 have some problem with AF, you can use AF Fine Tune from Menu to fix this problem if this is the problem ). For the exposure, you can try shooting RAW not JPG, RAW let you "play" more with the images because RAW format store more data in image than JPG.
Bettyann Mahjaholic Hi Bettyann, I have no idea how much experience you have doing photography. So many factors are unknown so a clear answer would be hard to say. But, I suspect camera movement might be the reason your images are not sharp. Keep your elbows tight to your sides and lock then in. Make sure that y
you half depress the shutter and listen for the beep. The beep lets you know you are locked in focus. Take a deep breath and hold it...then, click the shutter. Just practice every day. Get a photography manual and practice in your backyard. If camera shake is an issue, you would benefit by using shutter priority and set it to Auto ISO and fast shutter speed. Good luck.
how can we click in low light with d7000 ?
Hes working with JPG files.. wat??? Why?
Hi Bettyann, i had the same problem and fixed it for each of my lenses. Just go to that site and follow the instructions. regex.info/blog/photo-tech/focus-chart (cut and paste that link into your browser). Once you know your correction number for each lens after that test, you can enter tehm into your D7000.