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D7100 Video - Sorely missed settings
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<blockquote data-quote="Jangen" data-source="post: 377421" data-attributes="member: 34231"><p>Thought I would just add some thoughts to the subject of using the nikon D7100 for video. Like many of you, I got hooked on photography and got recommended a Nikon for many reasons. I started of with the D5100, a great beginner camera. After couple of years I started getting interested in video, and am currently studying film production in the UK. During the two years of doing photography I have collected a lot of lenses Nikon and when it was time to upgrade I found it difficult to change brand, since I like the cameras so much. I decided to go for the D7100. some of the reasons are:</p><p>- Sharper image</p><p>- 1.3X for extra zoom in video.</p><p>- 720p 60fps</p><p>. Manual control over the ISO and shutter speed in live view</p><p>- Audio bars</p><p>- much better low light performance</p><p>It certainly has some cons as well like lack of iris control in live view, no zebra, focus peaking to name some.</p><p>My point is that if you would like to get into video and still use Nikon, I would get a D7100 or above. And it is certainly possible to use it for that. And remember that what ever camera you change to later, you can always use your nikon glass with adapters. Here is an example of a video I shot in lowlight with the D7100 w/tamron 24-70/2.8</p><p><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx9ibxatvck" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx9ibxatvck</a></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jangen, post: 377421, member: 34231"] Thought I would just add some thoughts to the subject of using the nikon D7100 for video. Like many of you, I got hooked on photography and got recommended a Nikon for many reasons. I started of with the D5100, a great beginner camera. After couple of years I started getting interested in video, and am currently studying film production in the UK. During the two years of doing photography I have collected a lot of lenses Nikon and when it was time to upgrade I found it difficult to change brand, since I like the cameras so much. I decided to go for the D7100. some of the reasons are: - Sharper image - 1.3X for extra zoom in video. - 720p 60fps . Manual control over the ISO and shutter speed in live view - Audio bars - much better low light performance It certainly has some cons as well like lack of iris control in live view, no zebra, focus peaking to name some. My point is that if you would like to get into video and still use Nikon, I would get a D7100 or above. And it is certainly possible to use it for that. And remember that what ever camera you change to later, you can always use your nikon glass with adapters. Here is an example of a video I shot in lowlight with the D7100 w/tamron 24-70/2.8 [url]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kx9ibxatvck[/url] [/QUOTE]
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