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DSLR Video Settings: Basic Set Up
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2024
- Video Settings For A DSLR: With modern DSLR cameras able to record great video footage, in this episode we take a look at some basic settings to record video on your DSLR.
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Excellent job! So helpful for my 7100. 🎉🙏🏼👏
Hi, I am glad the video was useful. thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
Thank you - one of the best tutorials for starters on the d7100
No problem at all, I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
Before I watched your video i had no idea how to use my camera for video, but now, thanks to your clear, logical explanation I can. Thanks !
Hi Michael, no problem, I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
Another brilliant video explaining everything I need to know in simple terms. Wouldn’t have a clues about my D7100 without your videos , thank you 👍
Thank you, that's great to know. Thanks for watching, have fun, Dave.
As a total beginner to using the video features on my D7100 this tutorial was very helpful, thank you for this tutorial.
Really nice to watch your video. You have shown me the best way to learn video taking through still cameras. I love your explanation. Love from INDIA, TAMIL NADU, RAMANATHAPURAM, T. NAGANI
Glad that the video was useful. Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
Thanks Dave. That was very helpful to get setup and started.
Hi Shaunie, no problem at all, I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
Very well explained, thank you 👍
Excellent video with detailed explanations. Thank you.
Hi Noris, no problem at all. thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
Perfect initial walkthrough for video shooting on DSLR - thank you!
That was very helpful. Thank you.
Great tutorial. I've read multiple books and looked at several other video tutorials on shooting video with the D7200 and your offering is by far the best. I have shot some practice videos and am very pleased with the results. Well done Sir! Thank you.
Hi Wes, I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
Good and a few Yeats and
Very informative for someone just getting started in getting basic settings to do video, like myself. Well done. This video will help me to starting shooting videos with my Nikon 7200 camera. Thank you.
Hi Ruben, no problem at all, I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
You are a good man, sir. Thankyou for the video, it helped me a lot. 🙏
Am grateful for the education. Kind of you!
No problem at all, I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
really helpful, thanks a ton. The advantage I look for is filming with different lenses, filters, or even 'vintage' glass. Time to roll!
No problem at all, I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
Great info. I have a 7200 and have used it extensively for stills but never for video. I'll give that a try now that I know how to set it up. Sadly, I've been too lazy to read the manual about video since I have not had a reason to use it for that. The tax law thing limiting the file length was completely news to me. I hadn't any idea about that. Thanks again!
No problem at all, I'm glad it was useful, the manual is a bit of a dull read. Thanks for watching, have fun, Dave.
its very useful to me bro.thanks.God Bless you
The tutorial is very nice and in detail. I haven't seen such in-detail tutorial.
I'm glad it was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
nice example for audio setting god job
Thanks for that very helpful
No problem, glad it was useful. Thanks for watching, have fun, Dave.
Great video. Now I know where I have been going wrong!! Thanks a million.
Hi John, no problem at all. thank you for watching, have fun, Dave
Great video, I'm using a Nikon 7100d with an 105mm Nikon vr macro lens. Should I use a different lenns instead?
Hi Salon, the lens choice really depends on what you are filming. The 105mm would be great for interviews etc. a wider lens would work for landscapes or wider shots. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
@@ThePhotoShow I'm shooting jewelry in a light box on rotation.
The 105mm lens should be great for that, especially as it is a macro for close up details.
Nice helpful video that goes through DSLR setup for video.
I'm glad it was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
I am new to shooting video with my Nikon d610. The information here is very good. I learned a lot from you. I do understand the issues of the tax laws, so I will be getting used to switching on and off video. I want to learn slow motion and I believe you covered it a little bit. If you can, please make a video on this for us newbies.
Yes. We do video on my D750 and D7200. But it is quite limited compared to even a smartphone.
Well done!
Very helpful video with clear explanations, thank you so much for uploading it, it helps a lot.
Hi Candi, I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
Very much helpful for me.. Thank you very much sharing such a informative tutorial 💖💞
Great Video thank you
+The Photo Show thanks for this awesome amazing informative packed video it made everything more understandable and fun your a rock star guy keep the awesomeness coming
Thank you for watching, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Have fun, Dave.
Brilliant!!!
Many thanks Dave.
Great tutorial thank you!
No problem, I am glad the video was useful.
This very helpful. Now im more educate how ro use my camera by using video thank u sir i got alots of knowledge .by fellowing ur you tube channel
Great video. Please help with focus for wildlfe walking towards you. Thanks
And now after watching your video I have to say it is even better than the first one I watched. My comment however, would be the same. The camera is just too Video Cumbersome to use at any kind of event where people and the photographer will be moving about.
Very good lesson. Thank You! Спасибо!
Thank you
Nice. I'd reinforce, ISO adjustment in Live View will give the camera operator an idea of proper exposure for each clip. BTW, my goal is to be able to get a product with my DSLR like the one of the Rolling Stones Video "Hate To See You Go".
Hi Charles, yes adjusting the ISO will allow you to have a consistent depth of field for each clip. It would be perfectly possible to shoot a music video similar to the Rolling Stones one. Have fun, thank you for watching, Dave.
That's a great informational video 👍 I have same camera with 55mm lense I can't go under F4 ? Why is that so?
20 minutes time limit on the Nikon is not a problem for me. I can always stop shooting and adjust the location and start over again. In fact, for me, it is a big pros. As I am not a pro, shooting videos only occasionally, so I can always stop shooting and have a glass with something strong between them and here we go again.
Having set the shutter speed,the f.stop and Iso correctly.How do you know the image is properly exposed.Any thing to look out for.
Really need to commend you for your lecture.thanks
Hi Brisolab, with video it's a bit more limiting than stills. You need the shutter speed to be roughly double your frame rate. i.e. 24 frames per second will need a 1/50th shutter speed. The aperture you set for the depth of field you would like. That now only leaves you with the ISO to control the actual exposure. If your camera has 'live view' or an electronic viewfinder, the image you see will be the exposure as per the settings. If it's too dark, increase the ISO, if too bright, decrease the ISO. I hope this makes sense? Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
Wonderful video! Thanks. However couldn't go lower than F3.5 on Nikon D7100, using 18-200 lens. All adjustments worked perfectly. What could be the problem?
Hi TM, what is the maximum aperture for your lens? If it is F3.5 that will be as wide as it can go. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching, Dave.
Hi and thank you so much for this very helpful tutorial. The best I’ve seen!! Especially about the shutter speed formula. My question is one that I cannot find an answer to anywhere - I have assigned the focus button to the AE-L/AF-L button and wondered if you know of another option to lock the exposure to avoid the light changing when shooting during the day. My camera is a nikon d750
I would be so grateful if you can help. Thanks.
Louise
Hi Louise, I am glad the video is useful. I'm not sure about the D750 but on most Nikons you can assign any of the buttons to be any function. This is usually in the custom menu. You could re-assign the FN button to be the AE lock. I hope this helps. Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
The Photo Show - brilliant!! Thank you so much!
how can i check for correct exposure while shooting video in live view mode?
Thank you so much. Quite informative and this will help me for I like to take videos. Would the video setting for the DSLR be also good for moving objects? I'm concerned about the focusing>
The video settings will work for moving subjects, possibly using the AF-C settings would allow the focus to track the subjects. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
Thank you so much
No problem at all. I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
You explained everything well except you didn't say how to know if the exposure is good ? Whether the видео will be overexposed or underexposed. Or I missed something...
My F only goes down to 3.5 and ISO doesnt have 160. Can you help? Thank you so much for your video
Hi Vanessa, the f: number and ISO do not really matter as much as the shutter speed. If you keep your shutter speed at 1/50th of a second, then use the aperture you want for the depth of field, then adjust the ISO to give a good exposure, you will get usable results.Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
its very helpful thank you,,,keep it up,
No problem at all, I am glad the video was useful. Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
Great video and I do thank you Haven't used my D7200 for video so this is helpful.
For me however I have to shoot an event next weekend and people won't be standing still. This is so cumbersome with this camera. Stop and re-focus. Stop and change the aperture, So much easier to just use a phone which focuses on faces continually. Even my 12 year old Fuji s100FS continuously auto focuses in video. I just don't get why shooting video is so primitive on my Nikon equipment. If I din't have 12 Nikon mount lenses plus stuidio strobes and several speedlights ...all dedicated to Nikon ...I'd just go with Sony. I'm not impressed at all with Nikon's mirrorless cameras (yet) and I think by the time they are on par with Sony's current models ...Sony will have leapt miles ahead again anyway. Very frustrating.
Hi JJaylad, I know you commented on the wrong video but I do have agree with what you are saying. Nikon's are not the best cameras for shooting video on. It is almost a by product of DSLR's that they do give good video images but are not designed for video shooting.Thank you for watching, have fun, Dave.
Well done
Thank you very much, have fun, Dave.
But how to pause the video sir
Oops ...I started that comment while watching a different video and yours started playing afterwards and I didn't realize it. For some reason UA-cam attached my comment to your video instead of the one it was intended for.
No problem, if it helps I did agree with your previous comments.
Good .
What does the "L" switch from the joystick lock?
The 'L' will lock the focus point when using the viewfinder, it helps prevent moving it accidentally when camera is up to your eye. Thanks for watching, have fun, Dave.
Thank you. I thought that it will lock the joystick
Can't change aperture with front dial mate doesn't work what am I doing wrong please
Hi Jim, actually nothing! It's a odd thing but the camera will not let you change the aperture when it's in 'live view'. You need to go back to the viewfinder change the aperture and then go back to 'live view'. I have no idea why as you can change shutter speed and ISO but not the aperture. Thank you for watching, stay safe, Dave.
Hi I took it out of live view as your video said but the front dial won't change it in the top display the dial doesn't do anything at all
Hi Jim, the next thing to check would be, is the camera on 'Manual' or another setting?
It's on manual I've somehow managed to get it to work but can't get it down lower than 3.5 would that be correct for a D7100 Nikon?
The aperture will depend on the lens fitted, if f:3.5 is the widest aperture on your lens then that would be correct.
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