Nikon D7000 - Test 200mm

[Mikesmooth49]

Aflak duck before he became famous?

[timdawg747]

Finally some that took the time to know their equipment. Great job.... I love my Nikon D7000 and I own the big Canon video camera.

When properly set, The Nikon D7000 does a excellent job. True to life color. Thumbs up

[ace206]

i see dinner >)



[JettMane]

@ace206 that's what i was thinking lol.

[Aragiss]

Quality and low light performance is great. But continous AF during video recording just sucks, totally useless. I recommend recording manually only.

d7000 owner

[dndiz]

music video shot with d7000 go to (Dzmac hustlers way) on youtube you will see what your camera can do.......

[edgarsanchez1904]

was this edited color or not? just shot raw?

[berschiii]

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[masr2019]

Is that the sound of active VR?

[VampyLuLu]

cute duck my bro's fiance saw one like that by our pond and wanted to keep it as a pet. Nice footage too ^_^

[TAM3630]

Hi, I've added some motion blur to remove that jumping effect of DSLR.

Some color correction, and stabilization.

It's 24p, but do not have the same smoothness of the Film.

I think that happens becouse the lack of motion blur.

[kellebass]

@TAM3630 Or you just didn't set the shutter speed right. Try to set it at 1/50 and you'll see much of the "jumping effect" go away. Always set the shutter speed at double fps.

[TAM3630]

@kellebass That is not my video, I just tryed to fix it. The D7000 has this kind of configuration?

[lesdoigtssportifs]

looks pretty cool

[LTF85199]

Beautiful

[CDCchrom1912]

Manual focus, that sound is a nearby water pump.

[MacFan1992]

@CDCchrom1912

Do you have an external mic? I wonder how audible is the AF motor in such case.

Thanks, Paul

[florinmldvn82ro]

@CDCchrom1912 the sound in the background is 50% the water pump 50 your lens IS on.

It would have been more interesting to see how the auto focus performs on the D7000 at 200mm

[MacFan1992]

The video looks pretty great, but whats that annoying sound? Were you focusing manually?