Nikon D7000 Low Light Samples
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Are you actually manual focusing the lenses??
I heard that you can't do it with this model... But if you are able, well it's great for short films and stuff like that :-)
Sigfofosauer 5 months ago
@Sigfofosauer Yes, it's just like with DSLR photography where you have the option of manually focusing or automatically focusing. There is a switch on the D7000 body that lets you quickly go from auto to manual. I love it!
mugreentj 5 months ago
Great vid! I'll be devoting 2 or 3 weeks to learning how to shoot low light video with my D7000. Can you offer any advice or tips?
IridiumVIII 11 months ago
@IridiumVIII Thanks and good luck!! The D7000 is awesome... I would advice you to invest in a decent support system to steady your shots and just practice!!! Keep in mind your aperture and what your final product is designed for. I don't exceed iso2500 for professional work. Learning basic photography is the most important step. Good luck! Have fun.
mugreentj 11 months ago
just a thought of what video editing you use..?
theiPhone4Videos 1 year ago
@theiPhone4Videos Thanks for asking! I used Final Cut Pro Studio 2 alone for this work.
mugreentj 1 year ago