Love this very accessible tutorial - perfectly and simply explains the settings needed to shoot video on a DSLR with its very specific limitations. Thank you, exactly what I was looking for.
wow. great accessible , normal language, realistic, calm, well articulated, undone from commercial blabla tutorial. one of the best tutorials on any subject i have ever seen. A+++ of as we europeans rate; "a fat 10" chapeau and many thanks.
Professor Bellisario. Thank you for the tutorial and thank you for the last golden nugget. The mention of the Remarkable Journey of Charles McCloud video. I found the video online and it is remarkable. Did you photograph it? Amazing job of communicating how well video can tell a story. Sounds obvious, but I get it now. Thank you.
Thanks very much, I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial. I did film and edit The Remarkable Journey of Charles McCloud. He's a an amazing man, I'm glad you liked it.
Now I want to watch the full version of the video/movie featured at the end. I wish there was a link. Update: Found the video, awesome video. Thank you for this tutorial.
Hi! can you tell something about the "active-D lightning" setups? wich is good? If I let the level in the same position in the entire project, or if I adjust it as the circumstances reclaiming?
i'd just add that using 25/50 vs 30/60 fps is important when you shoot under artifical light. In Europe and countries with 230V / 50 hz eletricity grid you should go for 25/50p to get rid of "flickering", while in counties where there is a 110V/60hz grid you should go with 30/60 fps.
So this is the D7500 DSLR for Video... pity there are so few TH-cam info clips that use Nikon as the camera body of choice... What do people think about adding the Ninja V Monitor to download and record directly thru the HDMI output (which, as I understand, is better than the D7500’s ability to capture images in quick succession) although I have not got confirmation from Atmos that the Ninja supports the D7500 (yet) though the Ninja does support the D7200...
Hi, You heard audio while recording but you're not hearing it on playback? What software are you using to play it back? In Premiere for example, it could be an output setting, rather than the video file itself. If you give me more details that might help.
Thanks for the vid Don. It seems that its best to get the D7200 instead of the D7500 since the biggest diff is the 4K vid which not everyone uses. Then there is also the ticker price. I was thinking about the Canon 80D but I dont mind the manual focus on vid. I prefer Nikon because of the great photos it takes.
The other big improvement with the D7500 is the ability to change aperture while in live view. It makes it much easier to use for video over the D7200. Plus improved image quality for stills, better high ISO performance.
Thanks Will. Since the LCD screen does not flip like the Canon does, can an iphone be connected to the camera to act as a flip screen to correct video image?
I don't know if that's possible. It would be a clever solution. I found this: th-cam.com/video/62lFMATApaI/w-d-xo.html So it looks possible. Let me know if you get it working :)
Train & More Trains if you use the Snapbridge app on the iPhone you can connect it to the camera and watch on the screen. You should be able to control it from there as well
Does this camera have a limit on length of video recording? DSLRs have it capped at 30 mins? Since the video talks about movie and film shooting with this, is there still this limit in this?
My problem is that the exposure in live view looks completely different from video playback. How do I get a WYSIWYG mode from the display in live view?
I'm not sure why that's happening to you, and don't have a D7500 in front of me. I do know that the camera stores different settings for video and stills. So if you're in video mode and live view and take a still photo the camera may use different settings. But in video mode and live view you should see what you're recording. Are you using manual exposure or an auto setting? You might experiment with that. Sorry I'm not more help.
@@YurmanVisuals Figured it out. Under steup menus/monitor brightness. Values for "menus/playback" were different from "live view". I set them the same now problem solved. Thanks again, your video was helpful.
Does anybody know, why it stops filming between 1-2 minutes if I leave it on the trípode ? (I’m filming myself) and when I get to watch, it just says it stopped filming on minute 1, 1:48 and 1.17, and I have enough space :(. Does it have like a sensor that when nobody is behind the cámara, it stops filming ??? Or something like that??
It shouldn't stop recording just because you're not behind the camera. Is your SD card fast enough? If it can't keep up with the camera it may shut it down. I'm not sure about that. But make sure you're using a Class 10 card or faster for video.
You might check your ISO - you'll get very noisy results at higher ISOs. And check the resolution you're recording your video at - Make sure it's at least 1080, or 4K if you have a computer that can handle those larger files. Good Luck!
@@JeffTomlinson-Consultant There are many ways to set up the autofocus. In the AF-C mode the camera keeps focusing, so as you move the camera the focus changes. You might try the AF-S mode to see if that fixes the problem you're having.
The two formats are similar. But mov is an Apple product and requires Quicktime - not all PC computers will have that. mp4 files tend to be smaller, better for the web. If you are only working within the Mac environment, Mov is fine. But mp4 files are a bit more universal across different platforms.
If you're looking to transfer files to your iOS device, the best way to do it is to get one of those lighting to USB adapters and just plug straight into your camera. Rock solid every time, and you don't have to spend 5 minutes trying to get connected. (More like 15 seconds.)
It took me about 5 minutes to get them connected. Now everything downloads to my iPad immediately. Super convenient. Try the whole process again and follow instructions they give.
Love this very accessible tutorial - perfectly and simply explains the settings needed to shoot video on a DSLR with its very specific limitations. Thank you, exactly what I was looking for.
wow. great accessible , normal language, realistic, calm, well articulated, undone from commercial blabla tutorial. one of the best tutorials on any subject i have ever seen. A+++ of as we europeans rate; "a fat 10" chapeau and many thanks.
Thank you!
This was a terrific tutorial!!! SO HELPFUL and perfect for my style of learning. Thank you!
This video was soooo thorough!! It was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!
We need more of this. Excellent job on this tutorial. Thank you!
Just excellent, calm, straightforward, great information! Thank you very much for this!
Great video, thank you so much. Going to try and record on my D7500 tomorrow. This video makes me feel more prepared.
Thanks so much for putting this together and sharing with everyone. It's truly valued.
Perfect tutorial for what I wanted, thank you so much!
I just brought this camera and I am in love with it, I watch these video to see how to use it.
Professor Bellisario. Thank you for the tutorial and thank you for the last golden nugget. The mention of the Remarkable Journey of Charles McCloud video. I found the video online and it is remarkable. Did you photograph it? Amazing job of communicating how well video can tell a story. Sounds obvious, but I get it now. Thank you.
Thanks very much, I'm glad you enjoyed the tutorial. I did film and edit The Remarkable Journey of Charles McCloud. He's a an amazing man, I'm glad you liked it.
I just acquired a Nikon d7500 and I was freak out by the lack of tutorial on video mode thx from France !
Great video.. I learned many things from this video, just about to purchase my D7500 ..
Great tutorial! I have yet to use my D7500 for video and I'm ready to give it a try so this will be very helpful.
This tutorial was so amazing! Do you have any tutorials on still life shooting with the Nikon D7500?
Great tutorial - you made setting up my d7500 for video simple. Thanks!
Very good video tutorial. I learned a lot. Thanks
Now I want to watch the full version of the video/movie featured at the end. I wish there was a link.
Update: Found the video, awesome video. Thank you for this tutorial.
Happy to share the link :). www.willyurman.com/stories/mr-mccloud/. glad you enjoyed the tutorial
Hi! can you tell something about the "active-D lightning" setups? wich is good? If I let the level in the same position in the entire project, or if I adjust it as the circumstances reclaiming?
Perfect! Informative and simple to understand! Thank you!!!!
i'd just add that using 25/50 vs 30/60 fps is important when you shoot under artifical light. In Europe and countries with 230V / 50 hz eletricity grid you should go for 25/50p to get rid of "flickering", while in counties where there is a 110V/60hz grid you should go with 30/60 fps.
Right on, but one thing: using image stabilization with a tripod fluid head will cause conflict when panning.
Thank you! I found this video VERY helpful!!!
Hey great video . how come my Electronic VR is greyed out?
Make sure to use an AF-p lens so that focus is faster
Great video... Narrative by Edward Norton?
Thanks for nice video. Please which format is better for editing on Mac ? MOV or Mp4?
focusing -- using the kit lens of 18 - 140 can you change the focal length while live videoing and still remain in focus?
Very Nicely explained. Thank you
Wow that looks so close to the D750, wait that clip at 2:03 was the 7500 correct?
Is it possible to use electronic shutter in timelapse mode?
I think the thing that troubles me the most is having only the option to record with the tiny display. I prefer the finder
So this is the D7500 DSLR for Video... pity there are so few TH-cam info clips that use Nikon as the camera body of choice...
What do people think about adding the Ninja V Monitor to download and record directly thru the HDMI output (which, as I understand, is better than the D7500’s ability to capture images in quick succession) although I have not got confirmation from Atmos that the Ninja supports the D7500 (yet) though the Ninja does support the D7200...
I run my d7500 to an Atomos Ninja Flame 7" and love it.
Hello. Is there a way to recover sound on a previous taken video? Headphone was used during recoding with mics and audio was heard. Now no sound.
Hi, You heard audio while recording but you're not hearing it on playback? What software are you using to play it back? In Premiere for example, it could be an output setting, rather than the video file itself. If you give me more details that might help.
Thanks for the vid Don. It seems that its best to get the D7200 instead of the D7500 since the biggest diff is the 4K vid which not everyone uses. Then there is also the ticker price. I was thinking about the Canon 80D but I dont mind the manual focus on vid. I prefer Nikon because of the great photos it takes.
The other big improvement with the D7500 is the ability to change aperture while in live view. It makes it much easier to use for video over the D7200. Plus improved image quality for stills, better high ISO performance.
Thanks Will. Since the LCD screen does not flip like the Canon does, can an iphone be connected to the camera to act as a flip screen to correct video image?
I don't know if that's possible. It would be a clever solution. I found this: th-cam.com/video/62lFMATApaI/w-d-xo.html So it looks possible. Let me know if you get it working :)
Train & More Trains if you use the Snapbridge app on the iPhone you can connect it to the camera and watch on the screen. You should be able to control it from there as well
Sir how to shoot wedding videography setting &blur effects nikon 7500
This was excellent. Thank you!
which cam is caparitvly same as d7500 or a bit batter in any other company???
Hi Bellisario, do you know if the output for video is hdmi clean? do you know if the video is cut off around 30 mins?
You are limited to 29 min. 59 s for a single video clip. I believe you can set the camera to record clean HDMI - though I haven't tried it.
Amazing. Thanks a lot for the great new insights!
Great advice, thank you!
Beautiful tutorial. Thank you.
Excellent tutorial! Thank you!
This is excellent. Many, many thanks.
Thank you for sharing great imput about this camera!
Lovely tutorial - thanks!
Good info. Especially the all manual mantra.
hello, how i can enable light meter on d7500 ; Iwant to view it in the live mode
With the D7500, since it has a headphone jack, can you listen to the audio while recording or only during playback??
Both. You can monitor while recording and listen to playbacks.
Nice video!!!!! Thank you!!
Great video! 😀
how do you convert mp4 to 4K mov for editing ?
a very very very GOOD tutorial...
Does this camera have a limit on length of video recording? DSLRs have it capped at 30 mins? Since the video talks about movie and film shooting with this, is there still this limit in this?
yes, any individual video clip is limited to 29 minutes and 59 seconds.
Donald P. Bellisario College of Communications thanks
My problem is that the exposure in live view looks completely different from video playback. How do I get a WYSIWYG mode from the display in live view?
I'm not sure why that's happening to you, and don't have a D7500 in front of me. I do know that the camera stores different settings for video and stills. So if you're in video mode and live view and take a still photo the camera may use different settings. But in video mode and live view you should see what you're recording. Are you using manual exposure or an auto setting? You might experiment with that. Sorry I'm not more help.
@@YurmanVisuals Thank you. Yeah video playback seems to be lighter. all manual everything. I'll experiment tomorrow.
@@YurmanVisuals Figured it out. Under steup menus/monitor brightness. Values for "menus/playback" were different from "live view". I set them the same now problem solved. Thanks again, your video was helpful.
thank you so much! terrific tutorial!!
Doesn’t it have cleaner hdmi out for streaming?
Thank you for the video, sir!
Muchas gracias por el video. Me ha servido mucho
Very helpful, Thank you.
Really informative, thank you
Thanks for all your information..!!
Nikon D500? For video?
Great video thank u very much
Does anybody know, why it stops filming between 1-2 minutes if I leave it on the trípode ? (I’m filming myself) and when I get to watch, it just says it stopped filming on minute 1, 1:48 and 1.17, and I have enough space :(. Does it have like a sensor that when nobody is behind the cámara, it stops filming ??? Or something like that??
It shouldn't stop recording just because you're not behind the camera. Is your SD card fast enough? If it can't keep up with the camera it may shut it down. I'm not sure about that. But make sure you're using a Class 10 card or faster for video.
Will Yurman thank you!, yes i think that’s the problem.
@@Wyurman IS there a limit on how long a video you can record? Some Nikon DSLR cameras have a limit of 10 mins.
@@manikabedi4387 I believe the Z cameras still have a 30 minute limit on any one video clip, though I would need to double check that.
Thank you for this 🙏🙏
Thank you for al your information
Excellent video !
Very well done, thanks
I have the same camera but when I shoot video the images look very pixelly why is that?
You might check your ISO - you'll get very noisy results at higher ISOs. And check the resolution you're recording your video at - Make sure it's at least 1080, or 4K if you have a computer that can handle those larger files. Good Luck!
@@YurmanVisuals Thanks for the tip but I also noticed that the camera will does not always stay focused and some times the is really blurry.
@@JeffTomlinson-Consultant There are many ways to set up the autofocus. In the AF-C mode the camera keeps focusing, so as you move the camera the focus changes. You might try the AF-S mode to see if that fixes the problem you're having.
Thank you - very useful.
Excellent, thank you so much
Quanto eu boto no A fica escura as imagens
Excellent! Thanks!
Why mp4 instead of mov?
The two formats are similar. But mov is an Apple product and requires Quicktime - not all PC computers will have that. mp4 files tend to be smaller, better for the web. If you are only working within the Mac environment, Mov is fine. But mp4 files are a bit more universal across different platforms.
@@YurmanVisuals oh ok awesome!! Thankyou for the reply!!
how would you remotely trigger video on a D7500?
man nice tutorial
sensor dust on photo at 2:48 lol clean your sensor
I just brought nikon 7500 very disappointed can't connect to iOS the SnapBridge
Try to remove the d7500 from ur iOS device, and try again. It happened to me and I made it through this way 👍🏻
If you're looking to transfer files to your iOS device, the best way to do it is to get one of those lighting to USB adapters and just plug straight into your camera. Rock solid every time, and you don't have to spend 5 minutes trying to get connected. (More like 15 seconds.)
It took me about 5 minutes to get them connected. Now everything downloads to my iPad immediately. Super convenient. Try the whole process again and follow instructions they give.
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Thank you for the detailed tutorial
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Thank you for al your information
Excellent tutorial, thanks!