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I own D7500, and its a top quality camera. Takes superb shots with great colors and contrast. It is much better then D7200 in-terms of IQ, speed and processing.The touch articulating screen is a wonderful addition. The ergonomics and weight of this camera is iMO better then D7200. In lot of ways,its more of a D500. I am absolutely enjoying this gem
in liveview I don't use C-AF. I use AF-S, step down to F8, prefocus, then film. If the depth of the object substantially changes I will half press the shutter button or tap the screen. This keeps the wobble AF to a minimum and makes the videos usable.
Absolutely, if you don't mind being limited to a larger DOF it should work well at F8. I tend to push camera's to the limit in their AF abilities simply to show the deficit compared to what they COULD have put in the camera. Really, it makes no sense for Nikon to hang on to old tech when they're getting completely outclassed by Sony when it comes to AF. But each camera has its pros and cons.
Hopefully they put their new phase detection sensor in the new D750 and have smooth AF in live-view. It doesnt have to be a mirrorless camera to have great AF like the 80D.
Great video. I have this exact camera. Note that at higher f/stops (f/3.5), the autofocus has a harder time focusing, while at f/11 there is a broader depth of field so it's easier for it to focus (as in your shot rolling through the neighborhood).
Thanks Brent! A good point, although I haven't noticed much of an improvement with different f stops but that would be an interesting test video to make in the future ;D In photography mode I find the AF is pretty snappy and accurate (even with the f1.4 lens I'm testing right now). My disappointment in the AF comes mostly from two observations: 1) A huge disparity between AF in photo and video mode. 2) DSLR cameras used to beat mirrorless with AF and, with its recent release, the D7500 should have been a challenge to the 425 phase detection autofocus points that is available in cheaper mirrorless options. Nikon could justify having less AF points for more $ if their performance was superior, but it definitely isn't.
NIce review. I'm trying to like the D7500, but it hasn't yet won me over. Part of the reason I'm still on the fence is most of my subject matter is wildlife in motion, and the AF system has not been consistent. It works really well some of the time, and very poorly some of the time, and is not something I experienced with my D7200. That suggests the 'difference' is the product of the Expeed 5 processor, or the new metering sensor, which are supposed to be two of the more worthy upgrades from the D7200.
thanks - I am happy with this camera, trying to learn all the functions of it before going overseas (Baltic Cruise and Denmark) for a couple of months and want to be an expert before going to India next January for three months. Will subscribe - there are few videos on this camera except for people bagging it and being all precious about only one slot. I like it.
Nice, someone else asked for a walk through on the dials so I was considering combining that info with all the autofocus settings into one video. And yeah, I hear you on the extreme reactions to one SD card slot. Personally, I don't mind, but I also get how people who wanted to use it for professional use find 2 slots essential.
Very good demo regarding the AF system, which is what I had the most questions about. I can do without a second SD card slot, but the somewhat quirky AF of the 7500 seems to diminish the benefits of a movable screen, increased FPS, and improved metering. With the current difference (D7200 @ $696.95 v. D7500 @ 1146.95) in price it makes more sense - to me to either get a new D7200, or wait until Nikon releases the D7500's successor.
It's price has dropped. Mostly vloggers worry about autofocus for videos. Most video pros keep their cameras on manual anyway. I own a D7500 and I don't generally have an issue with autofocus as long as it's off.
Great video, and now that you have these Hollywood quality cameras you can get busy making the greatest DoT videos ever lol. Pro tip: Tons of cinematographers got their start in commercials. After you work your way up to doing the final movie of the Obi Wan trilogy don't forget to upload the latest DoT event.
I'm a Nikon enthusiast but auto focus in video has never been as good as other companies. Manual focus is the answer if you ask me but the still images look amazing..
Agreed, I've got 4 more Nikkor lenses to go through and I'm thinking I'll just focus on photography for the reviews. Fantastic photos with VF, but that live view AF is just too sluggish for video.
i like the review. Tip use for filming setting outside AUTO, the first part was not good, were you film half the nikon and auto exposure was all over the place. I have this camere but I have not used it that much, this is after all COVID19 year so very little chances to go out and play, but I like it a lot, just miss the actual forward facing screen like the one I had on the D5600 but can't have everything right?? Thanks for the video
I recently retired and love taking pictures and purchased this camera, but don`t know anything about this camera except what I`m learning from videos on youtube. You did not say how to set this camera for high-speed shooting. I really need to find a video to show me how to set it completely. My thing is that I don`t want to run fro vid to vid and get a lot of info that`s different from others and end up being overly confused by so many different versions.
Hey my friend , thanks for the review !! Great job :) Can I ask you something ? I am Nikon d5300 user , And I am going to upgrade my camera gear for produce 4k videos , You are a Sony A6300 user , so besides the crop factor and bad autofocus in video mode in nikon ( which are no problem for me ) , what you think about the 4 k video quality , I mean resolution / detail ? Sony vs Nikon 4K , I know Sony is better because is 6k oversampled to 4K , but is a huge difference ? Thanks for your time and channel !!! :D
Hey Kanashiro, great question and it sounds like you've done your homework. The full answer really is going to come down to personal preference and intended use of the camera. Short answer I would say Sony, but I have a lot more experience with Sony overall and like the color/dynamic range it produces. Nikon continues to strike me as a photo focused brand. Keep in mind that a true comparison based on cost would be the Sony a6500 vs. Nikon D7500. Now, if you're going to be making youtube videos then detail will be reduced anyways from YT's processing making subtle differences moot. If you're going to be using it for a home business for clients then you should choose what you're most comfortable with; Sony's menu's can be a nightmare and it sounds like you're used to Nikon.
Thanks for your fast and detailed answer !! yes i really enjoyed my Nikon D5300 and i bought 3 lenses which i loved .I am Music Producer/Dj and started this year make some profile pictures and music videos to clients and even some times make Photos/Videos for Party Events at clubs . I saw just need 4k videos cause the clients and the market will demand soon, this level of resolution for sure , so Sony A6300 gave a hype to the Market of mirrorless , make me thinks if time to change to mirrorless . But with Sony i dont like the battery life , the design of the body and functions buttons and menu system ,if you are in one event make pics and videos looks hard to change fast , overheat ... you never know where you need to shoot in Warm music studio or at hot summer day and the lenses choice are so expensive and short compared to Canon and Nikon (Adapter are available but you have risk to bugs and lose autofocus performance )and the body of mirrorless dont look like something is made for last many years of hard use... but at all i cant deny Sony A6300 and A6500 is one of the amazing Low Budge for 4k Video and Photos . I think .. i already made my decision my friend ... i will stick with Nikon D7500 besides downsides is a amazing full feature pack into 1 camera ;D See you bro !!! keep the good work here .. Cheers From Japan / Tokyo
JC Admore my friend , you are lucky because I made a channel showing a few of my videos in 4k and some me talking about how to use the Nikon d7500 for video !!! My channel name is IndieGround Art , or you can search only by “ Nikon d7500 cinematic “ and I think my channel is going to show up !!!
No. It cannot autofocus. Period. You must tap the live view screen in order to make it focus. For UA-cam videos, without someone behind the camera, it's a complete waste.
Thank you for a great video, I just sold my D7200 because of what I found as poor auto focus c at view finder mode. I'm not into video and more for stills. I didn't get the difference in auto focus between live mode and view finder mode. are these modes as horrible in both settings? is the 7500 an upgrade to the 7200? I don't mind the single slot sd. I shot that way since my d40 and never had an issue.
Hi, good job. Can you tell me how to use the self mode; the one that the camera takes pictures by itself, becouse I tried and only takes one shot at a time. My old D3200 it's very easy to use this mode and also takes five shots on self mode. Thank you
Loaded question and ultimately it will come down to your preference. However, on paper the D7500 has a lot over the 80D like 200%+ higher max ISO, higher color depth, higher dynamic range, larger sensor pixel area, can shoot 4k video, and even longer shutter mechanism life. Since you mentioned traveling, I've enjoyed the portability of the a6000. Also, it's much cheaper to replace if lost/stolen/broken during a trip. You can check out my overview of it here: ua-cam.com/video/_02o07saipM/v-deo.html
I believe most D7500 critics probably already own either a D7200 or a Canon 8D, so they naturally are biased to what they own and that's ok. I don't know if "calis kit" falls into that category or not and my purpose is not to call him/her out on their post but rather I want to injects a different perspective to the discussion. I understand that those using their camera for commercial purposes would sweat not having the redundancy of a second card slot, but for the enthusiast not worrying about delivering a product it is essentially a non issue. Personally I have never lost data on an SD card and I am old and using dedicated video cameras and DSLRs with SD cards for a long time. Facts are, the D7500 is definitely a step up in terms of quality of the photo, for those folks more interested in upgraded guts of the camera. Namely, the D7500 has the upgraded image processor and image sensor of the DX format flagship D500 as well as improved metering, all of which translates into better better photos in general and better photos in low light in particular. As to video, I personally do not use a DSLR to shoot video so I cannot speak first hand to the auto focus issue except to say that from what I read, Nikon lags Canon in this aspect of performance across their range of products.
I have my D7500, trying to capture the moon with the clouds all arounds at night, never can get the clouds arounds, I keep getting the moon only? What Settings would you recommend? Also with Manuals or Auto focus? Thanks
Yeah sure, if there's enough interest after I do the lens reviews I'll do a mode and/or AF walkthrough. The mode dial is pretty standard; it's the AF options that are unique (like the 51 points and 3D AF modes)
Are you recording with a single channel? Either u didn't have both channels plugged in, or you forgot to fill the right with left in the audio section.
Hah, bingo! But it's all TechnologyMafia's fault XD I was visiting him and borrowed his audio gear which he neglected to inform me was recording in mono. I only record in stereo so it didn't even occur to me to check. Apparently ,with lapel mics, the mono options record with better quality.
Sir I have one doubt.. I bought this camera 4 days back.. whats the thing is this camera make sound while zooming in live view mode and also aperture ring will make sound in live view mode.. so is there any problem in my camera? or its like that only in all d7500.. plzz confirm me sir.. And am sorry I don't know English properly.. can you understand this problem and confirm it to me..
What lens are you using? Most of the AF-S lenses I try were too loud to use the camera mic for video with AF. The AF-P lenses were much quieter with the pulse motor system.
Sir AF-S Nikkor 18-105 and tamron 70-300.. In both the lens that sound is coming while zooming and while using aperture ring in live view.. I went to showroom and ask they mount 18-55 and 18-35 in that lens also sound is coming so they took only the body to service.. some are telling nothing sound will come while zooming in live mode and while using aperture.. some are telling all camera will like that only..
1.....i have nikon d7500 2.....i want to live view or operate camera using a connection between laptop and camera using wifi method 3......i have a software named "camera control pro" 4......so how to??
HI DEAR I LOOKING FORWAD TO BUY THIS CAMERA HOW IS THE AUTOFOCUS IN VIDEO ALSO CAN YOU TAKE A PICTURE WHEN YOU RECORDING VIDEO MEAN 20 MEGAPIXEL IMAGES
Autofocus in video was much slower than when in photography mode (using viewfinder), overall I found it aggravating when making video and there is no face tracking mode. I believe taking pics while recording video is reserved for Nikon's flag ship DSLRs.
I was in Austin, Tx during that event. It's one of their many car shows and those Texans have some nice cars (That day was at the Oasis, right next to the Colorado River). I know a guy that moved there recently and he's planning on covering their shows on occasion. You can check him out here: ua-cam.com/channels/w3J20_LzWbZy_rOquiyKfg.html
I cant take any photos using the live view with D7500. The square is always red, the shutter does not release and the auto focus just does not work. Nothing focusses automatically. Not happy at all. Using the view finder the camera works fine.
Can you help me I am not able to move the Focus square on the live view screen whenever I touch the screen at different sports it doesn't Focus there it's just stuck in the same spot.
I was tricked into buying the 7500 for UA-cam video production (simple head-in-a-box) and the auto focus is completely unusable. The Nikon 7500 camera is an absolute DOG with video. And, let's not even mention the fact that autofocus doesn't work AT ALL in 4k. Like... at all. It's simply... disconnected. Worst camera on earth for video. Stills... maybe. But, if you're doing even the most BASIC video production, avoid it like the plague.
1.....i have nikon d7500 2.....i want to live view or operate camera using a connection between laptop and camera using wifi method 3......i have a software named "camera control pro" 4......so how to??
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I own D7500, and its a top quality camera. Takes superb shots with great colors and contrast. It is much better then D7200 in-terms of IQ, speed and processing.The touch articulating screen is a wonderful addition. The ergonomics and weight of this camera is iMO better then D7200. In lot of ways,its more of a D500. I am absolutely enjoying this gem
Just got mine, it's goreous. Love the autofocus performance as the features like ISO and fast autofocus and the superb image quality
Hi, I am thinking to get a d7500 or a d750, which do you recommend for social photography.. Specially low light photos..
@@omarvazquez7813 The d7500 does really great in low light. If your aperture is very open too, you can basically make seamless photos.
Omar Vázquez I own both, love them both
The yellow tint is noticeable
Changing between two complex combination of settings is much easier if you store them under U1 and U2. Good review!
in liveview I don't use C-AF. I use AF-S, step down to F8, prefocus, then film. If the depth of the object substantially changes I will half press the shutter button or tap the screen. This keeps the wobble AF to a minimum and makes the videos usable.
Absolutely, if you don't mind being limited to a larger DOF it should work well at F8. I tend to push camera's to the limit in their AF abilities simply to show the deficit compared to what they COULD have put in the camera. Really, it makes no sense for Nikon to hang on to old tech when they're getting completely outclassed by Sony when it comes to AF. But each camera has its pros and cons.
Yes, live view with D7500 sucks. It does not auto focus at all.
Hopefully they put their new phase detection sensor in the new D750 and have smooth AF in live-view. It doesnt have to be a mirrorless camera to have great AF like the 80D.
If Nikon can make a 4K version the 80D, they would have a winner.
Great video. I have this exact camera. Note that at higher f/stops (f/3.5), the autofocus has a harder time focusing, while at f/11 there is a broader depth of field so it's easier for it to focus (as in your shot rolling through the neighborhood).
Thanks Brent! A good point, although I haven't noticed much of an improvement with different f stops but that would be an interesting test video to make in the future ;D In photography mode I find the AF is pretty snappy and accurate (even with the f1.4 lens I'm testing right now). My disappointment in the AF comes mostly from two observations: 1) A huge disparity between AF in photo and video mode. 2) DSLR cameras used to beat mirrorless with AF and, with its recent release, the D7500 should have been a challenge to the 425 phase detection autofocus points that is available in cheaper mirrorless options. Nikon could justify having less AF points for more $ if their performance was superior, but it definitely isn't.
I though that my speakers broke down....
Damn! That left ear mono sound tho :P
NIce review. I'm trying to like the D7500, but it hasn't yet won me over. Part of the reason I'm still on the fence is most of my subject matter is wildlife in motion, and the AF system has not been consistent. It works really well some of the time, and very poorly some of the time, and is not something I experienced with my D7200. That suggests the 'difference' is the product of the Expeed 5 processor, or the new metering sensor, which are supposed to be two of the more worthy upgrades from the D7200.
thanks - I am happy with this camera, trying to learn all the functions of it before going overseas (Baltic Cruise and Denmark) for a couple of months and want to be an expert before going to India next January for three months. Will subscribe - there are few videos on this camera except for people bagging it and being all precious about only one slot. I like it.
Nice, someone else asked for a walk through on the dials so I was considering combining that info with all the autofocus settings into one video. And yeah, I hear you on the extreme reactions to one SD card slot. Personally, I don't mind, but I also get how people who wanted to use it for professional use find 2 slots essential.
I am going to buy one for wildlife photography/filming. I usually use AF-S anyway for video or manual so you don't get hunting that way :-)
Can u make another video, explain step by step, how make video autofocus nikon d7500, please
Hi,,I have same camera as yours, i have few question, 1. What does mean r33? 2. How do I fix it?
Fantastic review. Thank you. Really sold on the A6300 for video
I agree its definitely an upgrade to the 7200 with the new sensor and 4 k video.
Very good demo regarding the AF system, which is what I had the most questions about. I can do without a second SD card slot, but the somewhat quirky AF of the 7500 seems to diminish the benefits of a movable screen, increased FPS, and improved metering. With the current difference (D7200 @ $696.95 v. D7500 @ 1146.95) in price it makes more sense - to me to either get a new D7200, or wait until Nikon releases the D7500's successor.
It's price has dropped. Mostly vloggers worry about autofocus for videos. Most video pros keep their cameras on manual anyway. I own a D7500 and I don't generally have an issue with autofocus as long as it's off.
D7500 is the last DX DSLR, you idiot.
A great video. Yes I would love a video tutorial on the various focus modes. I'm keen to get the best out of my new camera
Do you know if the liveview AF performance has improved with firmware updates?
Great video, and now that you have these Hollywood quality cameras you can get busy making the greatest DoT videos ever lol. Pro tip: Tons of cinematographers got their start in commercials. After you work your way up to doing the final movie of the Obi Wan trilogy don't forget to upload the latest DoT event.
Haha, thanks Don, I'll do my best :P
I'm a Nikon enthusiast but auto focus in video has never been as good as other companies. Manual focus is the answer if you ask me but the still images look amazing..
Agreed, I've got 4 more Nikkor lenses to go through and I'm thinking I'll just focus on photography for the reviews. Fantastic photos with VF, but that live view AF is just too sluggish for video.
i like the review. Tip use for filming setting outside AUTO, the first part was not good, were you film half the nikon and auto exposure was all over the place.
I have this camere but I have not used it that much, this is after all COVID19 year so very little chances to go out and play, but I like it a lot, just miss the actual forward facing screen like the one I had on the D5600 but can't have everything right??
Thanks for the video
which camera should I buy Sony A7 Mark II or Nikon d7500
Sir should i go with canon 80d or nikon d7500
If videography is not a major issue??
what camera did you use to record this video? Awesome picture quality.
Thought I left a response but I'm not seeing it! I used this camera: amzn.to/2tZjhEI with this lens: amzn.to/2ubK44q
I recently retired and love taking pictures and purchased this camera, but don`t know anything about this camera except what I`m learning from videos on youtube. You did not say how to set this camera for high-speed shooting. I really need to find a video to show me how to set it completely. My thing is that I don`t want to run fro vid to vid and get a lot of info that`s different from others and end up being overly confused by so many different versions.
Hey my friend , thanks for the review !! Great job :)
Can I ask you something ? I am Nikon d5300 user , And I am going to upgrade my camera gear for produce 4k videos , You are a Sony A6300 user , so besides the crop factor and bad autofocus in video mode in nikon ( which are no problem for me ) , what you think about the 4 k video quality , I mean resolution / detail ? Sony vs Nikon 4K , I know Sony is better because is 6k oversampled to 4K , but is a huge difference ?
Thanks for your time and channel !!! :D
Hey Kanashiro, great question and it sounds like you've done your homework. The full answer really is going to come down to personal preference and intended use of the camera. Short answer I would say Sony, but I have a lot more experience with Sony overall and like the color/dynamic range it produces. Nikon continues to strike me as a photo focused brand. Keep in mind that a true comparison based on cost would be the Sony a6500 vs. Nikon D7500. Now, if you're going to be making youtube videos then detail will be reduced anyways from YT's processing making subtle differences moot. If you're going to be using it for a home business for clients then you should choose what you're most comfortable with; Sony's menu's can be a nightmare and it sounds like you're used to Nikon.
Thanks for your fast and detailed answer !! yes i really enjoyed my Nikon D5300 and i bought 3 lenses which i loved .I am Music Producer/Dj and started this year make some profile pictures and music videos to clients and even some times make Photos/Videos for Party Events at clubs .
I saw just need 4k videos cause the clients and the market will demand soon, this level of resolution for sure , so Sony A6300 gave a hype to the Market of mirrorless , make me thinks if time to change to mirrorless .
But with Sony i dont like the battery life , the design of the body and functions buttons and menu system ,if you are in one event make pics and videos looks hard to change fast , overheat ... you never know where you need to shoot in Warm music studio or at hot summer day and the lenses choice are so expensive and short compared to Canon and Nikon (Adapter are available but you have risk to bugs and lose autofocus performance )and the body of mirrorless dont look like something is made for last many years of hard use... but at all i cant deny Sony A6300 and A6500 is one of the amazing Low Budge for 4k Video and Photos .
I think .. i already made my decision my friend ... i will stick with Nikon D7500 besides downsides is a amazing full feature pack into 1 camera ;D
See you bro !!! keep the good work here .. Cheers From Japan / Tokyo
@@kstyle12 I would love to hear how the 4k worked out for you. I can't get it to produce anything of quality.
JC Admore my friend , you are lucky because I made a channel showing a few of my videos in 4k and some me talking about how to use the Nikon d7500 for video !!! My channel name is IndieGround Art , or you can search only by “ Nikon d7500 cinematic “ and I think my channel is going to show up !!!
Can it adjust focus while in live view and recording video without hitting any buttons to prompt the camera to focus?
No. It cannot autofocus. Period. You must tap the live view screen in order to make it focus. For UA-cam videos, without someone behind the camera, it's a complete waste.
your live view seems quicker then mine. Mine seems slugish and laggy. Is it because I have it in 4k all the time?
would it be good enough for DIY video of an indoor workshop project like jewelry or wood working?
Thank you for a great video, I just sold my D7200 because of what I found as poor auto focus c at view finder mode. I'm not into video and more for stills. I didn't get the difference in auto focus between live mode and view finder mode. are these modes as horrible in both settings? is the 7500 an upgrade to the 7200? I don't mind the single slot sd. I shot that way since my d40 and never had an issue.
Avi Poremba yeah, it's an upgrade from the 7200 for sure. If only shooting stills it's autofocus is fantastic!
which is the best camera for portraits
Hi, good job. Can you tell me how to use the self mode; the one that the camera takes pictures by itself, becouse I tried and only takes one shot at a time. My old D3200 it's very easy to use this mode and also takes five shots on self mode. Thank you
please suggest me which one to buy Nikon d7500 or canon 80d. I am photo enthusiast and love to travel.
Loaded question and ultimately it will come down to your preference. However, on paper the D7500 has a lot over the 80D like 200%+ higher max ISO, higher color depth, higher dynamic range, larger sensor pixel area, can shoot 4k video, and even longer shutter mechanism life. Since you mentioned traveling, I've enjoyed the portability of the a6000. Also, it's much cheaper to replace if lost/stolen/broken during a trip. You can check out my overview of it here: ua-cam.com/video/_02o07saipM/v-deo.html
Don´t buy the Nikon D7500, just go for the 7200 instead. More features and you get 2 memory slots.
I wanted to try the 80D for myself, so I picked one up and am testing it out currently. Stay tuned for some reviews ;)
calis krit it's great camera but one SD card 💔 that the only reason bad for me
I believe most D7500 critics probably already own either a D7200 or a Canon 8D, so they naturally are biased to what they own and that's ok. I don't know if "calis kit" falls into that category or not and my purpose is not to call him/her out on their post but rather I want to injects a different perspective to the discussion. I understand that those using their camera for commercial purposes would sweat not having the redundancy of a second card slot, but for the enthusiast not worrying about delivering a product it is essentially a non issue. Personally I have never lost data on an SD card and I am old and using dedicated video cameras and DSLRs with SD cards for a long time. Facts are, the D7500 is definitely a step up in terms of quality of the photo, for those folks more interested in upgraded guts of the camera. Namely, the D7500 has the upgraded image processor and image sensor of the DX format flagship D500 as well as improved metering, all of which translates into better better photos in general and better photos in low light in particular. As to video, I personally do not use a DSLR to shoot video so I cannot speak first hand to the auto focus issue except to say that from what I read, Nikon lags Canon in this aspect of performance across their range of products.
Excellent review. Thank you.
Hello. My question is.
Can we see exposure preview in viewfinder and live view before click in nikon d7500.? Plz reply.. Thanks
So can i take it as the camera AF mode in LV is bad? where as the view finder shots are good?
I have my D7500, trying to capture the moon with the clouds all arounds at night, never can get the clouds arounds, I keep getting the moon only? What Settings would you recommend? Also with Manuals or Auto focus? Thanks
Composite
Could you show us what the odes mean the the button dial? Also the 51 points. Could you show how you can do it?
Modes*
Yeah sure, if there's enough interest after I do the lens reviews I'll do a mode and/or AF walkthrough. The mode dial is pretty standard; it's the AF options that are unique (like the 51 points and 3D AF modes)
Below the Button Mode dials as well. I am new to Nikon and plan on buying this Camera. I've been using my Sony A350.
Are you recording with a single channel? Either u didn't have both channels plugged in, or you forgot to fill the right with left in the audio section.
Hah, bingo! But it's all TechnologyMafia's fault XD I was visiting him and borrowed his audio gear which he neglected to inform me was recording in mono. I only record in stereo so it didn't even occur to me to check. Apparently ,with lapel mics, the mono options record with better quality.
I thought you can't speak ,of course I skipped the beginning 🙈🙈
i’m proud owner of this amazing gear
Sir I have one doubt.. I bought this camera 4 days back.. whats the thing is this camera make sound while zooming in live view mode and also aperture ring will make sound in live view mode.. so is there any problem in my camera? or its like that only in all d7500.. plzz confirm me sir..
And am sorry I don't know English properly.. can you understand this problem and confirm it to me..
What lens are you using? Most of the AF-S lenses I try were too loud to use the camera mic for video with AF. The AF-P lenses were much quieter with the pulse motor system.
Sir AF-S Nikkor 18-105 and tamron 70-300..
In both the lens that sound is coming while zooming and while using aperture ring in live view..
I went to showroom and ask they mount 18-55 and 18-35 in that lens also sound is coming so they took only the body to service.. some are telling nothing sound will come while zooming in live mode and while using aperture.. some are telling all camera will like that only..
nice review, thanks.
1.....i have nikon d7500
2.....i want to live view or operate camera using a connection between laptop and camera using wifi method
3......i have a software named "camera control pro"
4......so how to??
so auto focus for video is better when looking through the view finder?
No, video is always in live view so you won't be able to use viewfinder, only the back lcd.
HI DEAR I LOOKING FORWAD TO BUY THIS CAMERA HOW IS THE AUTOFOCUS IN VIDEO ALSO CAN YOU TAKE A PICTURE WHEN YOU RECORDING VIDEO MEAN 20 MEGAPIXEL IMAGES
Autofocus in video was much slower than when in photography mode (using viewfinder), overall I found it aggravating when making video and there is no face tracking mode. I believe taking pics while recording video is reserved for Nikon's flag ship DSLRs.
nikon d7500 good for wedding photography
thanks...!
Where are you from? What was the event with that red Alfa SZ?
I was in Austin, Tx during that event. It's one of their many car shows and those Texans have some nice cars (That day was at the Oasis, right next to the Colorado River). I know a guy that moved there recently and he's planning on covering their shows on occasion. You can check him out here: ua-cam.com/channels/w3J20_LzWbZy_rOquiyKfg.html
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Canon 80d or Nikon d7500?
Help me please
Angelo Pentaxx d7500
HI DEAR IF THIS ONE THE D7500 WILL BE A NICE CAMERA-VIDEO FOR A WEDDING?
I cant take any photos using the live view with D7500. The square is always red, the shutter does not release and the auto focus just does not work. Nothing focusses automatically. Not happy at all. Using the view finder the camera works fine.
d7500 or d750 is better?
Depends what are you shooting? For wildlife/action/sports D7500 is better (faster and crop factor) , for portraits/landscape D750 (full frame sensor).
Love ur vids! Bring back WSOP lol lov u
What is this place at 6:40?
Amazing for photos.
But for vlog/video/filming nikon’s face continuous autofocus is trash. Unless you use manual.
thats what got me here. I have to make it work.
D7500 vs 80d for wedding photo and video?
Can you help me I am not able to move the Focus square on the live view screen whenever I touch the screen at different sports it doesn't Focus there it's just stuck in the same spot.
Well done :) so many af problem? :/
is my headphone broken or you speak on my left ear!
mono sound?!! really??
Your video recording camera has a bad auto focus. Left the video after a minute.
I was tricked into buying the 7500 for UA-cam video production (simple head-in-a-box) and the auto focus is completely unusable. The Nikon 7500 camera is an absolute DOG with video. And, let's not even mention the fact that autofocus doesn't work AT ALL in 4k. Like... at all. It's simply... disconnected. Worst camera on earth for video. Stills... maybe. But, if you're doing even the most BASIC video production, avoid it like the plague.
That 18-55 kit lens is hideous looking. 🤮
Wow, AUDIO FAIL. Not going to listen to someone who can't even get the basics of audio right; moving on.
:D :D :D :D :D.... Sad story bro.
Pretty bad autofocus
bad photographer
Live view with D7500 is CRAP.
Tried to take a pic of a mushroom, using live view. Crappy live view in autofocus ALWAYS focuses on the background.
1.....i have nikon d7500
2.....i want to live view or operate camera using a connection between laptop and camera using wifi method
3......i have a software named "camera control pro"
4......so how to??