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<blockquote data-quote="Xazereth" data-source="post: 545074" data-attributes="member: 41889">Hello all! Thanks very much for opening.I am a complete noob to the camera world, and I come to you looking for a little advice. I recently bought a Nikon D5200 and have been learning slowly and getting used to the settings.I have been playing around with trying to capture good looking video, and have been unable to achieve it. I learned that 1/50 shutter speed looks great and I do like it, but I am having trouble with my videos coming out grainy even with low ISO. What are your recommendations? I've seen sample &quot;cinematic&quot; videos of what the D5200 can do and my videos don't come close to that! I play in a band and am aspiring to making a couple music videos for us.Any advice/tips/information you might have to get me a little closer to those amazing looking sample videos and I will be eternally grateful!Thanks!Ben</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Xazereth, post: 545074, member: 41889"] Hello all! Thanks very much for opening. I am a complete noob to the camera world, and I come to you looking for a little advice. I recently bought a Nikon D5200 and have been learning slowly and getting used to the settings. I have been playing around with trying to capture good looking video, and have been unable to achieve it. I learned that 1/50 shutter speed looks great and I do like it, but I am having trouble with my videos coming out grainy even with low ISO. What are your recommendations? I've seen sample "cinematic" videos of what the D5200 can do and my videos don't come close to that! I play in a band and am aspiring to making a couple music videos for us. Any advice/tips/information you might have to get me a little closer to those amazing looking sample videos and I will be eternally grateful! Thanks! Ben [/QUOTE]

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