Just another comment. Went through all three videos in the D3500 set up series before picking up the camera (see below), then again with the camera today to ensure it's set up properly. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos, I would have been completely lost without them. Now set up and ready to go. Also have seen you videos on aperture, ISO and shutter speed. So armed with the camera (pledged never to use in auto - my old default setting) I'm off to snap away for some practice and off on hols (vacation) next week. Thank you again for the excellent instructional videos - priceless.
I bought this camera a month ago and have been trying to figure out how to shoot black and white stills in manual. I was able to get most of the info from the manual, but this video answered two questions that I couldn't figure out. I went through about ten videos before I saw this one. Thanks so much for helping.
This camera has mystified me and your video has been the most helpful one I've watched thus far, out of several. I will be watching others to learn more, thank you!
thank you so much.. i got my first DSLR which is D3500 now as a gift for my self.. I'm not a photographer that's why i don't have any idea in DSLR but i really really like your video tutorial it helps me alot to set up my DSLR.. thank you so much and God bless you.. 😊
You're very welcome and I'm so glad it was helpful to you. If you're wanting to learn the essentials of photography I have a four hour online introductory course. Here's a link: www.cameralessonsonline.com/video-lessons
Thank you so much for your extremely clear explanations. I learned more about my camera by watching this and the Shooting Menu video than I have in the past year of owning and using it.
Excellent thanx just set mine up only got it yesterday..subscribed to ..really helped me out being new to a DSLR ..Romberg the old mechanical ones ..great cameras to ..things have moved on ..time to catch up..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hey there! Great video, I'm picking this up as my first DSLR and it was really informative and helpful. I do have a question, what are you using to capture your camera, and do you know how this camera or other dslrs would hold up for streaming?
Thanks for asking. I'm capturing my camera information from an Atomos Ninja Blade connected to the camera. You could stream out through the HDMI cable provided you have an appropriate interface device. Blackmagic has several that do the job well.
@@CameraLessonsOnline thank you for your response! I know that people have said things about sensor burn in keeping the mirror open is that still an issue in modern dslrs?
I have not seen an issue with damage from sensor burnout. That said, you will see the camera overheat from leaving it in live view mode. I expect the D3500 to overheat in perhaps 20 or so minutes. If you don't let it cool down afterwards you are not likely to damage the camera but you will overheat again very quickly, say a few minutes. This is not my favorite camera for serious streaming or video work as a result. But the camera goes into overheating mode to save it from damage.
Great question. The choice of exposure mode is really all about your level of comfort. What I showed you would work in any programmable mode (P,A,S, or M). I shoot exclusively in manual mode, myself, but I would advise shooting in as manual an exposure mode as you are comfortable with and growing from there. I do have a five part series introducing exposure theory and exposure modes (it starts with a discussion of shutter speed and each video links to the next). I encourage you to check that out. Thanks for watching.
awesome info thanks. by chance can the camera light be turned on while taking videos and is there a way to increase the video time as opposed to being giving rhe default which I think is 20 minutes. btw can the camera accept a terabyte card or 256 gig? my camera came with a 32 gig card.
The light is actually an auto-focus illumination light and as such isn't designed as a video light. So you cannot turn it on while shooting video, only to assist the AF in a dark stills environment. You cannot extend the video shooting time in the camera, sorry. The card slot is an SDXC and as such it will work with a 256G card. I've never tried a 1T card (and I think it's a little overkill) but I see no reason it would not work. Thanks again.
Hello, what screen are you looking at when you see the N (e.g. shooting, quick menu, etc.)? I want to make sure I'm looking at the same thing you are so I can give you an accurate answer?
Let me know if I'm looking at the wrong icon, but if it's the rectangle with the N inside, that is vignetting correction set to normal. There is also an N that stands for normal compression when looking at image quality.
Inside your shooting menu you'll find the ISO setting option and inside of there is a setting for turning ISO Auto on or off. Please note, you need to be in a programmable mode for this to appear. Thanks.
That is not a menu page, it's actually the information screen when shooting. If you press your quick menu or info button you should see it. It's the info you see before pressing a menu button.
Hands down, the most useful video I've watched in a longtime.
That is so kind of you to say. I'm glad you enjoyed it and found it useful.
This is an extremely useful video which provides information in easily assimilated bite-sized chunks.
Just another comment. Went through all three videos in the D3500 set up series before picking up the camera (see below), then again with the camera today to ensure it's set up properly. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos, I would have been completely lost without them. Now set up and ready to go. Also have seen you videos on aperture, ISO and shutter speed. So armed with the camera (pledged never to use in auto - my old default setting) I'm off to snap away for some practice and off on hols (vacation) next week. Thank you again for the excellent instructional videos - priceless.
Thanks! I'm so glad you're finding the videos useful.
I bought this camera a month ago and have been trying to figure out how to shoot black and white stills in manual. I was able to get most of the info from the manual, but this video answered two questions that I couldn't figure out. I went through about ten videos before I saw this one. Thanks so much for helping.
Awesome, I'm so glad it was helpful. Thanks.
This camera has mystified me and your video has been the most helpful one I've watched thus far, out of several. I will be watching others to learn more, thank you!
I'm so glad that you enjoyed it and I hope my couple videos help you become a better photographer. Thanks.
thank you so much.. i got my first DSLR which is D3500 now as a gift for my self.. I'm not a photographer that's why i don't have any idea in DSLR but i really really like your video tutorial it helps me alot to set up my DSLR.. thank you so much and God bless you.. 😊
You're very welcome and I'm so glad it was helpful to you. If you're wanting to learn the essentials of photography I have a four hour online introductory course. Here's a link: www.cameralessonsonline.com/video-lessons
Thank you so much for your extremely clear explanations. I learned more about my camera by watching this and the Shooting Menu video than I have in the past year of owning and using it.
Very kind of you to say. Thanks.
Subscribed. Best walk through to date. Impressive.
I found this quick menu extremely helpful, I was able to follow the instructor very easily with my camera in hand!!!!!!!
Excellent video. Pick my D3500 up tomorrow so this video was really useful, thanks.
Thanks, enjoy your new camera.
Very good video for beginners, Thanks!
Excellent thanx just set mine up only got it yesterday..subscribed to ..really helped me out being new to a DSLR ..Romberg the old mechanical ones ..great cameras to ..things have moved on ..time to catch up..🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So glad it was helpful to you. Thanks for watching.
Thanks a bunch, most useful video I've seen about the d3500
Glad it was helpful. Thanks.
Nice and clear instruction. Thank you!
Thanks. I'm glad you found it useful.
Great introduction video. Our congrats to you!
Man thanks for the video it made me understand better the camera
So very helpful! Thank you for this!
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Excellent job.. you're very articulate.. appreciate your clear speaking English.. look forward to more of your videos on D-3500 or D-500 or V6!
Ooooh, I hadn't thought about the Z6. That could be fun. Let me look into that.
Nice video. Your explanations are very clear. Thanks.
I like to hear about the use of the 35mm F1.8. I have been using it a lot.
Just got this camera and appreciate the tips.
Just subscribed! This will help with the camera I ordered today!
Thanks. Enjoy your new camera.
Camera Lessons Online Thanks! It helped a lot!
Hey there! Great video, I'm picking this up as my first DSLR and it was really informative and helpful. I do have a question, what are you using to capture your camera, and do you know how this camera or other dslrs would hold up for streaming?
Thanks for asking. I'm capturing my camera information from an Atomos Ninja Blade connected to the camera. You could stream out through the HDMI cable provided you have an appropriate interface device. Blackmagic has several that do the job well.
@@CameraLessonsOnline thank you for your response! I know that people have said things about sensor burn in keeping the mirror open is that still an issue in modern dslrs?
I have not seen an issue with damage from sensor burnout. That said, you will see the camera overheat from leaving it in live view mode. I expect the D3500 to overheat in perhaps 20 or so minutes. If you don't let it cool down afterwards you are not likely to damage the camera but you will overheat again very quickly, say a few minutes. This is not my favorite camera for serious streaming or video work as a result. But the camera goes into overheating mode to save it from damage.
Good guidance in a short video.. It will be helpful if you could do a video for entire nikon d3500
you are the best
Thanks so much - very helpful!!
After we set this up like you have do we shoot pics in P mode or switch back to A on the dial on top of the camera? Thanks
Great question. The choice of exposure mode is really all about your level of comfort. What I showed you would work in any programmable mode (P,A,S, or M). I shoot exclusively in manual mode, myself, but I would advise shooting in as manual an exposure mode as you are comfortable with and growing from there. I do have a five part series introducing exposure theory and exposure modes (it starts with a discussion of shutter speed and each video links to the next). I encourage you to check that out. Thanks for watching.
@@CameraLessonsOnline Thankyou that's great information.
awesome info thanks. by chance can the camera light be turned on while taking videos and is there a way to increase the video time as opposed to being giving rhe default which I think is 20 minutes. btw can the camera accept a terabyte card or 256 gig? my camera came with a 32 gig card.
The light is actually an auto-focus illumination light and as such isn't designed as a video light. So you cannot turn it on while shooting video, only to assist the AF in a dark stills environment. You cannot extend the video shooting time in the camera, sorry. The card slot is an SDXC and as such it will work with a 256G card. I've never tried a 1T card (and I think it's a little overkill) but I see no reason it would not work. Thanks again.
@@CameraLessonsOnline thanks for the info very helpful. if I ever get a tb card ill see if it works on my d3500 and post if it was successdul or not.
Thank you so much
You're most welcome
Did you skip the flash function? how to use flash head and speedlites?
Very usefull
hello how can I remove the flash sync lock to use the fastest times?
bye thank you
how to turn on grid line for live view or viewfinder in d3500?
Thank you :) very helpful
Useful video
Can i shoot professional video with the Nicon 3500
man cool
Where is exposure compensation?
Wait does the thing In the top with the N next to it mean
Hello, what screen are you looking at when you see the N (e.g. shooting, quick menu, etc.)? I want to make sure I'm looking at the same thing you are so I can give you an accurate answer?
Let me know if I'm looking at the wrong icon, but if it's the rectangle with the N inside, that is vignetting correction set to normal. There is also an N that stands for normal compression when looking at image quality.
How can I of auto iso in d3500
Inside your shooting menu you'll find the ISO setting option and inside of there is a setting for turning ISO Auto on or off. Please note, you need to be in a programmable mode for this to appear. Thanks.
It isn't clear to me how in 48th second we could actually get on to that Menu page.
That is not a menu page, it's actually the information screen when shooting. If you press your quick menu or info button you should see it. It's the info you see before pressing a menu button.
are you coming to da tree?
Went to da tree, didn't see anyone there.
great video but couldn't help but notice swallowing noises the whole time really annoying other than that i learned alot about my camera
Sorry about the vocal ticks. I'll look at mic placement in voice overs in the future. Glad you learned a lot.
Are you, you?
I try to be.