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25 responses to “Nikon D5100: Video Sample (Daylight)”
What state is this in
Or this guy used a ND filter and ae locked.
but the single way i achieved the right shutter was in A mode depending my aperture and iso. i will upload a response video to show u.
A tip to change the iso in video mode…
set the timer fn button bellow the flash button to control iso…and you hold it and rotate the dial to change iso
its easy to change them in video just have the camera in manual mode instead of auto…and the camera doesnt change anything…
I had the same issue to fix this…
1. have camera not in live view then set it to manual mode
2. once in manual mode (M on the dial) set shutter to 1/50
3. set the other settings.
4. put in live view and the settings should stay… as long as the camera is in manual mode
if its changing them it means the camera is in auto…
How did you locked the shutter at 1/50? what mode you use please explain the procedure i cant figure it right because in liveview my d5100 seems not to film at 1/50 if i put 1/50 shutter.
Nobody should shoot anything on auto-focus, without a tripod or without an external mic/sound recorder. You’ve not been suckered into anything. DSLR’s are embarrassing the video market because they’re able to produce almost film-like quality images at a fraction of the price of a video camera. Providing you or your operator have taken the time to set them up properly for the shots you need.
Dont fall for these DSLR videos. They all use tripods and cover the sound with some stupid music. That hides the camera shake and the loud autofocus motor which makes DSLR useless for making videos. I got suckered too by these videos.
So nice of you to post a scam/spam link here. Buyer beware, don’t go there, it’ll only fill the spammers pockets with money.
You can but you have to trick the camera. Its just hard to quickly switch between settings.
this camera has better video than any of the sony handycams ive seen…
Nikon DSLRs have terrible contrast adjust graduation/jagged transition
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I understand why you would list the lens in the description as that was one thing I wanted to know but why the shutter speed and ISO? You cant set those on a D5100 in video mode.
When you start shooting video its switches to full auto and there is no way to preset the shutter or ISO for video………
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I mean what’s the title of your background music?
What do you call your background music?
Ist das nur bei mir so das die Autos ein wenig ruckeln wenn sie vorbei fahren? Oder liegt das an Youtube?
mfg
I really wanna know how they made quality of the video look so good, I’ve seen other youtubers who take sample vids with there d5100 but no videos look quite as good as these. WHAT IS THE SECRET DAMNIT?? LOL
Thumbs up if I should get this camera,thumbs down if not…
Watch it in 720p or 1080p and it seems pretty fluid
Is it a youtube artifact or problem with the d5100 video? I notice that the motion is jerky even with lower resolution playback so Im thinking its the d5100 video. cant believe why so many people are thinking this quality is good.
excuse me, but did you actually managed to adjust the shutter speed and the iso manually? please tell me how did you do it