NIKON D7000 test footage II

More test footage from the NIKON D7000. Everything here was shot on either the 35mm f1.8 lens, 50mm f1.4 lens, or the 18mm-200mm f3.5 lens. This time I went to the park and shot mostly dogs.

This output has a little bit of artifacting but the raw HiRez is amazing.

All footage shot by Miami Director of Photography Chris McDaniel
www.thechrismcd.com

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• NIKON
• D7000
• test
• footage
• MIAMI
• BEACH
• FL
• SOUTH
• FLORIDA
• DOGS
• DOG
• PARK
• BULLDOG
• GREYHOUND

[iaintalks]

i use this camera and when i film with it it does not look like this, what did you do with the footage???

[thechrismcd]

@iaintalks nothing special really. Very minor contrast added, just to make the color pop a little but beyond that it's pretty raw

[JRskatr]

Have you had any issues with hot pixels?

[thechrismcd]

@JRskatr Only when I'm in really low light locations and have to crank my ISO way up.

[weliveonthemoon]

what program did you render/export this in?

[thechrismcd]

@weliveonthemoon Final Cut Pro 7

[ttererauld]

I would swap my sister for this camera!

[thechrismcd]

@gotrottin This footage is particularly flickery because I had the shutter cranked up to somewhere between 500-1000 to help me get good exposure. I didn't bring any ND with me for the lens so that what needed to be done to keep the DoP

[thechrismcd]

@EdGripology had to crank the shutter some to get good exposure. I didn't have an ND with me and wanted to keep my DoF so that was the compromise for those shots I suppose. Would have been more effective if the dogs were in a fist fight or something haha

[thechrismcd]

@111nuthead thanks!

[thechrismcd]

@flowr96 final cut pro 7

[thechrismcd]

@flowr96 no steadycam... just a set of sticks with a nice fluid head.

[thechrismcd]

@SunsetRC I really just exported it in the highest quality apple prores codec. From there I just uploaded the .MOV file to my youtube channel. Easy breezy

[Nightstalker0o]

My Nikon D7000 Test: /watch?v=vDggfSxrQc4