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25 de abr. de 2020 · Best settings for the Nikon D750 cinematic video. Here's a way you can spice up your vlogs and videos using the D750 for video. Combined with a relatively inexpensive small prime lens,...
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28 de ene. de 2024 · 1. Set your shutter speed to 1/50th of a second or faster. This will help to reduce motion blur in your footage. 2. Use manual focus. Autofocus can cause the camera to hunt back and forth, which can be distracting. 3. Use an external microphone.
Nikon D750 Recommended Settings & Tips. A Masterclass in camera setup. How to set up your camera to be the most responsive, reliable and ergonomic camera ever.
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- Autofocus Modes, Bracketing and Flash
- Shooting Mode and Camera Mode Dials
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On the front left of the camera, you will find a lever that goes from AF to M, with a button in the middle (big red circle in the image below). Make sure to keep that lever on “AF”, or your lens will not autofocus. If for some reason your lens stops focusing, this is what need to check first. Pressing the button in the middle of the lever allows to...
On the top left side of the camera you will find a double dial – the top portion allows switching between different camera modes (often referred to as the “PASM” dial), while the bottom part allows switching between different shooting modes. I have my top dial set to “A” (Aperture Priority Mode) 90% of the time, because the camera does a great job ...
I rarely ever touch anything in the Playback menu, since that’s only used for displaying pictures on the rear LCD. The only two settings that I ever mess with are “Playback display options” and “Rotate tall”. The “Playback display options” can be useful when reviewing images. When you press the playback button on the back of the camera, you can pre...
Let’s now go through the Photo Shooting Menu, which is the first place that I usually go to when checking my settings. I will first provide my values, then talk about the important settings: 1. Reset photo shooting menu: — 2. Storage folder: default, don’t change 3. File naming: DSC (default), don’t change 4. Role played by card in Slot 2: Overflow...
With the D750, Nikon introduced a new “Movie Shooting Menu” to move all movie-related settings and functions to a single location. A great change, because it was all over the place before. I personally do not shoot video, so these settings are not important for me. If you are planning to shoot video, you will be able to find everything from movie I...
This is where a lot of people get lost, since there are so many different settings. Here are the settings that I personally use: 1. Autofocus 1.1. AF-C priority selection: Release 1.2. AF-S priority selection: Focus 1.3. Focus tracking with lock-on: AF 3 (Normal) 1.4. Focus point illumination 1.4.1. Manual focus mode: ON 1.4.2. Dynamic-area AF disp...
Not a whole lot to cover here, because this is the area that you will only use for particular tasks like setting time/date, adding image comments, adjusting LCD brightness, formatting memory card, etc. Once you learn your way around the camera menu system, I would highly recommend to play with the “User settings”, which allow you to save different ...
22 de may. de 2015 · Here are some points I learned from experience, advise online and through the errors I made: 1. set shooting mode to Manual and speed to 1/60 (or 1/50) if you use the frame rate of 30/25 and A=2-5.6. 2. Set ISO to auto (i limit it to 2500 for low noise). 3. set audio to manual!!!! never use auto-audio.
Use these basic settings to get you up and running. • Set your camera to Program so the exposure will be set automatically, leaving you free to concentrate on being creative. • In the shooting menu, go to Movie Settings and choose the quality/frames per second.
