Nikon D7000 | Film/Cinematic Look

Cinematic/film look with the Nikon D7000 18-105 VR Kit, Shot in HD, 1080p at 24 fps on manual settings.

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[deville123]

Hi did you use any custom settings on the camera then just colour, grade in post cheers .

[nienaberimages]

@deville123 Most of it is done in post, Try and expose the footage right though as it leads to the best results.

[khmeraustrian]

what is your idea about Canon 7D?

[nienaberimages]

@khmeraustrian Never used one, I think 5D's are better though.

[GeeArtistOfficial]

wow, what render settings do you use? (bit rate etc..)

[nienaberimages]

@GeeArtistOfficial Not sure of the exact bit rate, I just match the export settings to the sequence settings.

[nienaberimages]

@MrF1KR3T I see, well this is the 18-105.

[arBodi]

oh okay, I was really surprised what was possible with the P7000 (because I was looking for P7000 footage) but then I read it is the D7000, now my dreams are destroyed.

[kartikananddhar]

@cfhfhbg that might be because of the sd card you're using. for hd video use one with a 30 mb/s transfer rate.

[bigmacblue]

Hi, what shutter speed did you use to film this? I can see no motion blur on moving objects.. How did you do that? I followed the 180 degree shutter rule, I have my camera on 24fps shutter 1/50 but I still get motion blur..

[gvtflu]

@nienaberimages EVIL = Electronic Viewfinder, Interchangeable Lens

[matanglawin26]

Wow! Nice! You might wanna' check out my video.