Thank god for this video 😭 everyone else always has to get so technical with their language and the 30 minute tutorials, you need 5 mini videos just o break down the tutorial... thank you so much for this info and creating this breakdown, this is so so helpful. 🙏🏼
Thank you Peter. You clarified a lot of detail that I did not understand You are a master teacher. I wish you a successful, long career and a good life
peter! i watched so many videos to understand the functions of D5300 literly i just understand from ur tutorial... thanks man for explaining in a very simple way ...
Very helpful tips. i want to connect my D5200 to an external monitor(Ninja V) via the HDMI port. Which type of cable do I need to buy ? I am not sure if the built in port is an HDMI, or Mini HDMI, or even a Micro HDMI
You can leave the len in autofocus on BUT you must set in the setup option to AFS in order to focus with middle press button before start, get focused and then start filming and it wont change
Hi I have just come across your channel and I’m so grateful for this. I do make videos as well as take photos. I actually bought my Nikon D5300 specifically for photographs but it seems senseless that I don’t use it to make my videos and my vlogs. I just can’t get my head around it for filming. I’ve only had a go at doing the kit lens with auto focus and it still doesn’t focus even with auto focus so I’m really looking forward to watching all your series on this
Love your videos bro, I have my Nikon d5300 and your tutorials to make videos for my TH-cam channel is so helpful, thank you so much for your help bro, I just subscribed.
I have the D5600 and film in the flat profile and turn sharpness and contrast all the way down. And I actually keep the saturation at the default level. I have the 18-55mm kit lens which works great outdoors, but purchased a 35mm f1.8 for lower light shooting.
I have been running a D90 for about 9 years now, but wanted a smaller DSLR that I could get quality video on while not being afraid to take into some remote locations. So, I grabbed an excellent condition used D5200 yesterday for around $275 and looking forward to giving it a try. This video will be helpful at reducing the learning curve for my videography journey. Thanks!
@@briizcustoms9543 It’s all relative…. If I can get a $600 camera (new) for $250-300 used then I consider that a pretty good deal. I just keep checking back on their Used website when I am in the market for another lens or camera, and when I see a deal then I grab it.
Hi. I’m trying my old NikonD5200 out again. I have been using JVC LS300 with Rokinon Cine lenses and an Atomos external recorder, but the rig keeps getting bigger and heavier. So taking my D5200 out with 18-55 with VR (step up from kit lens) shooting custom downloaded flat type profiles or making in camera.. what ISO have you had the best results with increasing dynamic range. More than just dropping contrast and Sharpening, Contrast, Brightness, Sat and Hue... some cameras like Blackmagic in film mode and JVC LS300 in J-Log film mode prefer ISO’s that are above minimum for best dynamic range. BMPCC4K for instance is about 400 as I remember... the JVC LS-300 prefers 800. Especially for bright days. I gain an extra stop or more.. basically expose for shadows and post process to retain highlights. Have you any recommendations for best ISO even on bright days. I used to just assume always go as low as you can but I have proven to myself that with all of these log formats the engineers have figured out where the sensor is the happiest and it’s not always at it’s lowest ISO as odd as that sounds. Also any starting points between Neutral and the custom downloadable Picture Controls like Phtoto 10 Cineflat and Tassin Flat? Thank you!
thank for this video, I am using Nikon D5300, can you please tell me which lens is good for b-roll video footage, close cinematic shots? thanks in advance
Thanks! I am just starting out literally today.... aaaaand I bought a Nikon D5500 (shitty deal because I wish I would have watched this video first! However I am gonna plow ahead and make some dang vids! Next thing will be the lens upgrade! Thanks for the tips! Now I'm gonna go watch all your vids!!!
Hi Peter! I own D5200 and i have a problem. I film in 60i and when i open my project in Sony Vegas it's just 24p. Maybe you can help. By the way you are a great teacher!
Hi. Thanks so much for the video. I have a Nikon D5200 that I purchased for filming cooking videos. My videos quality it's terrible. I have the 18-55 mm and the 70-300 mm lens. My biggest problems are focus and light. Even when I use a lighting kit the videos comes out super dark. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Elisa Montes I have a D5300, and one of the best options is the 35mm f1.8 prime lens. There's no zoom here, it's a fixed lens, but with an aperture of 1.8 you'll get far better results in every situation, especially in low light conditions. I recommend you this lens because I bought it a few months ago, and it works like a charm. It's really affordable, about 200 euros in Amazon ;)
Thanks for that Peter, very informative!! Could you tell me why I'm getting a warning question marl over the shutter speed icon? When I press it, it tells me that there's not enough light, but even when it's overexposed, it's still on and won't let me record... very frustrating!! I have my settings: fr 1080/24p, movie q high, manual movie settings on (i tried off), shutter is on 50, ISO 200, and I'm using both incandescent and natural light indoors, and there's plenty of light...
Reset/format your memory card - clean image sensor; it should still record even if there's low light. Watch this th-cam.com/video/EYKFIM0sbx4/w-d-xo.html as I go more in depth!
Hi.Thank you for your great videos,I find them very useful!! One question: you shoot 1080;24p. Depending on region,Im in Denmark,Europe. Everything I read tells me to shoot in 25p when I am in PAL region. Is that right? :)
D5300 camera, but my video quality looks like low quality video when I play it in my laptop. I tried everything, even the 1080P 24fps but doesn't change.
@@BVCCo7 hello I have canon 60d and a nikon d5200 I want to make movie witch one i must to take ?? And with lens I must to film with it ? And witch microphone to? Plees answer me and tnx men
For video nikon is horrible No in camera stability Poor sound Autofocus sucks !!!! But image world nikon is still the king 👑 Love the d7100 ❤️🤘 But for my youtube videos i m struggling 🤧
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Ive owned a d5200 for so long and i just learned more abt my camera in 7 min than i have in the past 3 years. Thanks so much for the advice
I am going to buy this camera is it a good camera
HAHAHAHAH, 5 years in my case. 7 mins did it.
5 years, really felt the pain. Almost lost interest in photography because of lack of knowledge about this camera.
Thank god for this video 😭 everyone else always has to get so technical with their language and the 30 minute tutorials, you need 5 mini videos just o break down the tutorial... thank you so much for this info and creating this breakdown, this is so so helpful. 🙏🏼
this is the most helpful nikon related tips and tricks video. thank you so much, you answered almost everything i need to ask. i have a d5600.
Thank you Peter. You clarified a lot of detail that I did not understand
You are a master teacher. I wish you a successful, long career and a good life
Thank you Nelson wish you the best as well.
peter! i watched so many videos to understand the functions of D5300 literly i just understand from ur tutorial... thanks man for explaining in a very simple way ...
thanks Aisha - keep creating!
i have 3 lenses available 50mm/ 70-300--mm/ 18-55mm which one i can use for makeup tutorial
this will help you th-cam.com/video/3Sl8KVTPnxs/w-d-xo.html
I'm a beginner Just bought a D5500 will try the tips thanks
Thank you for this video! Finally got to learn how to use my D5300 for filming and tips for vlogging. Thanks!
Very helpful tips. i want to connect my D5200 to an external monitor(Ninja V) via the HDMI port. Which type of cable do I need to buy ? I am not sure if the built in port is an HDMI, or Mini HDMI, or even a Micro HDMI
Good advices. Greetings from Brasil! 👏👍
Thank you! I'm also using a D5200 and your videos helped me alot!!! Salamat!
You can leave the len in autofocus on BUT you must set in the setup option to AFS in order to focus with middle press button before start, get focused and then start filming and it wont change
but what if you want that sweet focus pull bro
Hi I have just come across your channel and I’m so grateful for this. I do make videos as well as take photos. I actually bought my Nikon D5300 specifically for photographs but it seems senseless that I don’t use it to make my videos and my vlogs. I just can’t get my head around it for filming. I’ve only had a go at doing the kit lens with auto focus and it still doesn’t focus even with auto focus so I’m really looking forward to watching all your series on this
Awesome 👌...how do you colour grade your videos?...
th-cam.com/video/63vovR5MhbQ/w-d-xo.html
Love your videos bro, I have my Nikon d5300 and your tutorials to make videos for my TH-cam channel is so helpful, thank you so much for your help bro, I just subscribed.
Any option of a lens for video more cheap for beginner, How about 35mm of yonguo?
Does all this goes for d3500 as well or not?
I have the D5600 and film in the flat profile and turn sharpness and contrast all the way down. And I actually keep the saturation at the default level. I have the 18-55mm kit lens which works great outdoors, but purchased a 35mm f1.8 for lower light shooting.
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I have been running a D90 for about 9 years now, but wanted a smaller DSLR that I could get quality video on while not being afraid to take into some remote locations. So, I grabbed an excellent condition used D5200 yesterday for around $275 and looking forward to giving it a try. This video will be helpful at reducing the learning curve for my videography journey. Thanks!
Most importantly have fun!
Where did you find it for that price?
@@briizcustoms9543 B&H Photo…. I buy all my used camera gear from there.
@@TNOutdoorsFanatic I’m on there now and everything is so expensive omg
@@briizcustoms9543 It’s all relative…. If I can get a $600 camera (new) for $250-300 used then I consider that a pretty good deal. I just keep checking back on their Used website when I am in the market for another lens or camera, and when I see a deal then I grab it.
Hi. I’m trying my old NikonD5200 out again. I have been using JVC LS300 with Rokinon Cine lenses and an Atomos external recorder, but the rig keeps getting bigger and heavier. So taking my D5200 out with 18-55 with VR (step up from kit lens) shooting custom downloaded flat type profiles or making in camera.. what ISO have you had the best results with increasing dynamic range. More than just dropping contrast and Sharpening, Contrast, Brightness, Sat and Hue... some cameras like Blackmagic in film mode and JVC LS300 in J-Log film mode prefer ISO’s that are above minimum for best dynamic range. BMPCC4K for instance is about 400 as I remember... the JVC LS-300 prefers 800. Especially for bright days. I gain an extra stop or more.. basically expose for shadows and post process to retain highlights. Have you any recommendations for best ISO even on bright days. I used to just assume always go as low as you can but I have proven to myself that with all of these log formats the engineers have figured out where the sensor is the happiest and it’s not always at it’s lowest ISO as odd as that sounds. Also any starting points between Neutral and the custom downloadable Picture Controls like Phtoto 10 Cineflat and Tassin Flat? Thank you!
Get my Nikon course bit.ly/33eW17x if you need more one-on-one help! Thanks for watching.
Wow man. You know how to inspire someone. I am getting a new nikond5300 and am using it for both photography and video. Any advice?
Keep creating
Thanks for all of the good tips and advice it helps a lot.
thanx Peter for good advise. really appreciated 👌
best of luck
thank for this video, I am using Nikon D5300, can you please tell me which lens is good for b-roll video footage, close cinematic shots? thanks in advance
th-cam.com/video/3Sl8KVTPnxs/w-d-xo.html
Thanks! I am just starting out literally today.... aaaaand I bought a Nikon D5500 (shitty deal because I wish I would have watched this video first! However I am gonna plow ahead and make some dang vids! Next thing will be the lens upgrade! Thanks for the tips! Now I'm gonna go watch all your vids!!!
best of luck!!
thanks a lot Peter. very helpful... Good tuto...
What do you use to avoid autofocus noise didn't catch the word at 1:56 (luckily I'm using a ____) ?
I am wanting to make a documentary with my Nikon D5200, so you suggest I use the 55-300mm lense over the 18-55mm kit lense?
th-cam.com/video/3Sl8KVTPnxs/w-d-xo.html
Hi Peter! I own D5200 and i have a problem. I film in 60i and when i open my project in Sony Vegas it's just 24p. Maybe you can help. By the way you are a great teacher!
th-cam.com/video/56Zyz-jyMA4/w-d-xo.html
How to pause videos on nikon d5600? and please tell about intervals settings
Thank you soooo much for this video series! You saved me from making huge mistakes! Keep up the good work! Cheers :)
Thanks for watching - might be 1 more coming your way 📸😉
Do you recommend the af-p 18-55mm lens for d5300 for vlogging??
I talk about that here: th-cam.com/video/3rD73hz83Y8/w-d-xo.html
For closeup food videography which lens is good for Nikon d5300?
grab my guide and it'll explain it: bit.ly/2KQUwHQ
Hi. Thanks so much for the video. I have a Nikon D5200 that I purchased for filming cooking videos. My videos quality it's terrible. I have the 18-55 mm and the 70-300 mm lens. My biggest problems are focus and light. Even when I use a lighting kit the videos comes out super dark. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Hi Elisa, I'd recommend a faster lens and checking this more in depth guide: th-cam.com/video/qWXabq5osas/w-d-xo.html 📸
Elisa Montes I have a D5300, and one of the best options is the 35mm f1.8 prime lens. There's no zoom here, it's a fixed lens, but with an aperture of 1.8 you'll get far better results in every situation, especially in low light conditions. I recommend you this lens because I bought it a few months ago, and it works like a charm. It's really affordable, about 200 euros in Amazon ;)
Thanks for that Peter, very informative!! Could you tell me why I'm getting a warning question marl over the shutter speed icon? When I press it, it tells me that there's not enough light, but even when it's overexposed, it's still on and won't let me record... very frustrating!! I have my settings: fr 1080/24p, movie q high, manual movie settings on (i tried off), shutter is on 50, ISO 200, and I'm using both incandescent and natural light indoors, and there's plenty of light...
Reset/format your memory card - clean image sensor; it should still record even if there's low light. Watch this th-cam.com/video/EYKFIM0sbx4/w-d-xo.html as I go more in depth!
BVC Co. thanks Peter, I’ll give that a go, although on your video link you don’t mention it! How do you clean the sensor please?
th-cam.com/video/GPnZtEOa2Nk/w-d-xo.html
Thanks, and btw formatting the memory card worked!! thanks.
Hello brother, i have the Nikon D5600 with kit len 18-55. My videos not clear. What should I do? Please help me.
th-cam.com/video/qWXabq5osas/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for this Peter extremely helpful!
Hi.Thank you for your great videos,I find them very useful!! One question: you shoot 1080;24p. Depending on region,Im in Denmark,Europe. Everything I read tells me
to shoot in 25p when I am in PAL region. Is that right? :)
yes you are correct my friend (as I'm in a NTSC region)
This was super helpful. Thank you!
Hi, thx for the video, so Nikon d5200 can't shoot 4k, is it true?
Nope but the D500 can
@@BVCCo7 I see. thx:)
Peter you are The Best! Thank you for the tips
It"s a useful tutorial for me.
You are amazing teacher peter brother!
What is the best settings for indoor green screen video in Nikon d5300, I have only kit lens,help me😭😭😭
th-cam.com/video/45dhdT-94IM/w-d-xo.html
Bro Should I Buy Nikon D5600, I don't like canon 200d because it's memory card slot at bottom and it's UI Sucks. Please Help!!
d5600 will be fine if you plan on doing hobbyist video and photos!
Nice video! It helps me a lot! :)
you been super helpful lol thanks a TONNNN. subbed
I'll be getting the Nikon d5200 today
If you have the budget - I'd go for the d5500/5300 - either way you'll be in good hands 📸
BVC Co. Yeah I would but I'm just getting into dslr videography
many thanks!
Best TH-camr 🔥✌️ keep it up bro ,u explain things in a gr8 way!!
1 day u will be a popular TH-camr
Thanks for watching - keep creating 📸
Thanks peter!! It really helps
Peter brother I want take short flim can I take in nickon D5300??
I own a D5300
What software do you use for color grading?
th-cam.com/video/YkkRnG-nvZE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you
I have D5600 how to make slow motion video
At 1:55 he says how he’s making his autofocus silent
What did he say because it sounded like love
Are you in Vancouver? Also great video thanks for the tips
Yes sir!
BVC Co. can’t mistake those cherry blossoms and the waterfront.
D5300 camera, but my video quality looks like low quality video when I play it in my laptop. I tried everything, even the 1080P 24fps but doesn't change.
th-cam.com/video/qWXabq5osas/w-d-xo.html
Thank bro
What about D3100
Why my nikon D5200 doesnt have 60p?? Only 50p is the max. I need 60p for more slow-mo looks :(
I answered that here! th-cam.com/video/76o3yLyqbnI/w-d-xo.html
@@BVCCo7 hello I have canon 60d and a nikon d5200 I want to make movie witch one i must to take ?? And with lens I must to film with it ? And witch microphone to? Plees answer me and tnx men
I have Nikon d5500 how to shoot at night video without noise
find external light sources, low shutter speed 1/50, and wide open - but that's assuming you don't have your own light sources
Ofcourse, autofocus if your object keep moving when you got no time to capture it
What camera are you using on this video to make it look so crisp?
your black items look so black and dark, mine look grainy and brown
th-cam.com/video/qWXabq5osas/w-d-xo.html hope this helps!
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I shot a play using my d5200 and he is not lying when he says the audio sucks! Get an external mic, people!
preach
For video nikon is horrible
No in camera stability
Poor sound
Autofocus sucks !!!!
But image world nikon is still the king 👑
Love the d7100 ❤️🤘
But for my youtube videos i m struggling 🤧
We all start from nothing son 🙏
I own a brick.
D5500 doesn't do High Speed Sync. Very disappointing.
it has its pros and cons - but always has a spot in my heart