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Autofocus was a big issue for me too. I switched to Nikon Z30 and its a quite improvment in terms of autofocus and video quality.

Hello 👋 I have some F-mount lenses for my D5200, which is why I’ve stuck with the Nikon ecosystem. The Z30 sometimes struggles with autofocus, and it doesn’t have a viewfinder. For me, using the LCD panel, especially at focal lengths beyond 150mm (225mm FF equivalent), can be an issue. You might want to consider the Z50 or Zfc, both of which have a viewfinder, though I haven’t had the chance to try them myself. From what I’ve heard, the Z30, Z50, and Zfc are quite similar in terms of internal specs. Budget was also a factor for me, so I went for the Z30 with a two-lens bundle, which came with two Z-mount lenses at a great price. I’m happy with it for what I paid. The Z50 and Zfc were out of my budget range. While I haven’t had the chance to try it, you might want to look into the full-frame Nikon Z6 (III) or the Z6 (II) if you can find a good deal. The Sony a6700 also gets good reviews if you’re considering switching ecosystems. I hope you find the best camera for your needs ✌️

@@onenonestudio oh thank you for such a detailed response packed with info. Viewfinder is a must for me. I'll look into these

Hello, I hope your camera doesn’t have any hardware/software issues. Maybe you are shooting with slow shutter speeds? Try again with shutter priority mode at 1/250 of a second at continuous H. I hope that will solve that issues, if not I can suggest few other possible solutions✌️ let me know the results, good luck. 👍

Good to hear that part actually works 👍

Hello, sorry for late reply. I didn’t have chance to try different machines. I can only give information about Nikon D5200 & Z30. Please let me know if you decide anything on that price range. Hope you will find best camera for you 🙏

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Thanks a lot 🙏

Hello, I never tried myself or I don’t sure is that worth that much struggle / or convenient to use that camera as a webcam. Also that longer video sessions may damage the camera… Someone tried that, Here is a video about it, you can check and decide yourself, hope that may help✌️ ruclips.net/video/HAiojyT7KMo/видео.htmlsi=8B9BpJMhPS2qrEJK

Yeah, I’m agree with you. You can shoot amazing photos with that📷

@@onenonestudio this was my first camera ( digital ) , and i have some world class images with this camera.

the entry level is a marketing statement in many ways, if you put a good lense on this camera it can outperform a ""professional camera"" with a not so good lense

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Hello, It’s not possible taking pictures while video recording on my firmware.

You’re welcome! Thx for the comment 👍

Hello, I will do my best to answer your questions. Please don't hesitate to ask if you have more. Video Quality for Beginners: I shot a vlog-oriented video with the Tokina 11-20mm and another video with the Tokina 24-70mm on a tripod while on a ferry. (I have included the links at the bottom of this comment.) These are good examples to check out. If you already have the Nikon D5200, you can try it out, but I believe there are better alternatives for video. Road Trip in National Parks: For landscape photography, I have no complaints about the Nikon D5200 (though more megapixels would be nice). However, shooting animals, especially birds, is challenging due to poor autofocus. I often resort to manual focusing for bird photography, sometimes I missed the focus which is disappointing when reviewing my photos after trips. Additionally, the lack of built-in Vibration Reduction is a downside. The built-in microphone performs poorly in windy conditions, and I don't like the quality at all. (You can check out the Rode Wireless ME video for comparison.) Face Camera for Gaming: I've never tried connecting the D5200 to a computer, but I can mention a few limitations: it has recording time limits, performs poorly in low light, and might overheat(never experienced that). It's better to confirm if it's possible to connect it to a computer for recording sessions. Summary: Personally, I find the video quality of the D5200 lacking by 2024 standards. That's why I'm waiting for an update to the Nikon Z6/7 III if they announce it. Thank you for your comment ✌️ Videos which I mentioned; Vlog - low light Video with the Tokina 11-20mm: ruclips.net/video/AC2oEKo-M3U/видео.html Video with the Tokina 24-70mm on a tripod while on a ferry: ruclips.net/video/yKbO4pe4E2o/видео.html Rode Wireless ME video for audio quality: ruclips.net/video/hBE1NGl_0Pg/видео.html

I bought Nikon D5200 brand new as an entry-level camera 11 years ago, and despite its drawbacks, it has served me well over the years. The main reason for choosing the Nikon D5200 was its price at the time. I learned, tried, and experimented with it, capturing nice pictures along the way. Yes, there are some drawbacks, and now I'm looking for an upgrade to a mirrorless Nikon, probably a Nikon Z6 III if they announce one. I would also love to test a D850, but the secondhand market in Turkey is quite hard to navigate. It's very difficult to find clean gear at a reasonable price. I hope this channel will grow, allowing me to try out as much gear as possible. Thank you for your comment ✌️

@@onenonestudio To anyone starting out or wanting to upgrade. a Z6 is worse than a D5200 both like toys. After owning & shooting daily various Nikons I think the best pro or amateur all pre owned package is my 36.3mp NIKON D800 $600 mint. The Nikon 70-200mm F4 G ED VR lens $300 & a Nikon 24-85mm G ED VR2. $200 I use MPB they have 6 mo. warranty. For VIDEO-- Best way to go is a Panasonic Full HD HC V785 CAMCORDER w/ SD card... brand new only $300

Don't know what made you choose the words weak small and crap. I'm using d5200 since the last 7 and a half years, using two lenses sigma 18-35mm F/1.8 and tokina 11-16mm f/2.8. The results I have got has made me reach national geographic editors choice 5 times, 3 international exhibitions and numerous magazines. I think your hands are crap and eyes are weak.

Yeah, that's a dramatic difference compared to an iPhone mic in windy environments.

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Hey! I'm happy to hear that. I hope you will shoot amazing photos with that 📸. If I'm editing up to 10 images, I'm using Photoshop. I think Photoshop is much more capable, and I'm very familiar with that program. For archiving and multiple edits, I prefer Lightroom. Also, if you don't want to spend money on subscriptions, you can try Nikon software called NX Studio. (I haven't used NX Studio for years, by the way, so my advice is limited on that.)

Hello, as I know Nikon D5200 doesn’t have an internal WiFi connection compatibility’s. Wireless adapter sold separately and I have never had a chance to use that. I have RUclips search for you and found few videos about that adapter. Also I didn’t know that adapter still supported with recent operating systems. www.nikonusa.com/p/d5200/1501/overview These are the videos which I mentioned you can check yourself✌️ ruclips.net/video/QaD_jhWQB5c/видео.htmlsi=jLSF6g7XaFJbtC2x ruclips.net/video/N22ZEFgPOi4/видео.htmlsi=xngfGBDeV928QvQw

@@onenonestudio thanks for the answer, trully appreciated

Camera recommendation can depend on factors such as the type of shooting you'll be doing (slow motion, bird, etc.) and your resolution expectations. I haven't had the opportunity to try out the camera you mentioned. However, the Sony A6400 has been reviewed by many content creators. If it's within your budget, it's worth considering as it has been reviewed by many people. You might want to check out those videos✌️

Thank you👍 Third-party lenses can be used with camera bodies regardless of the manufacturer, as long as they are compatible. However, it's essential to check compatibility before making a purchase. I couldn't find clear information on compatibility for this lens (Tokina 24-70), so I'm curious about its compatibility with Z series bodies. I will definitely shoot another video once/if I can manage to upgrade Nikon Z6/Z7 III ✌️

Thx!

I think, I said in the video, the D5200 is a bit lacking in video performance, like autofocusing and low-light (ISO) performance. But I respect your opinion; the best gear is what suits a ‘real photographer’ best. Thanks for your comment✌️

Thank you for your support! I haven't tried AF-P lenses before, but after your useful information, I'll definitely give them a try if I get the chance. I find that the D5200 lacks a bit for video work, but it's still a nice tool for stills with proper exposure. I'll continue posting and stick with my camera until Nikon announces the Z6/Z7 III with an improved autofocus system.

Hello, thank you for your support! I usually shoot videos using manual focus or autofocus single servo mode. I didn't include focusing moments in the video, which is why there's no hunting for focus. I believe hunting is more related to the camera body. I can only compare this lens with a Nikon AF-S lens (NIKON 18-55MM F:3.5-5.6 AF-S DX LENS), and I think their performances are quite similar. I'll be shooting a comparison video soon, which I believe might be useful. Additionally, as far as I know, the Nikon D5200 doesn't fully support some AF-P lenses. The statement below is from the Nikon website regarding some of their AF-P lenses: ( www.nikonusa.com/p/af-p-dx-nikkor-70-300mm-f45-63g-ed-vr/20062/overview ) 'Compatible models with limited functions: D5, D810 series, Df, D750, D7200, D7100, D5200, Nikon 1 series with the FT1' I'm not sure what the limited functions exactly✌️

Thank you!

Hello, sadly, I haven't tried that. I don't know the results of that combination.✌️

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Thank you ✌️

Hello, I don’t know your specific needs or budget but I think It’s hard to recommend this camera for commercial video jobs or clients works. Autofocus performance, lack of 4k video quality and low light performance is not on todays standards. I probably look other alternatives if I were you ✌️

@@onenonestudio thanks for your opinion, sir.

Hello, I have no chance to try that lens. However I've checked for you quickly. I'm directly copy paste Nikon website. I'm dropping the link below you can check for yourself for more details. I wished to help you more. Since that's a DX body I think you have asked DX version (AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED VR), there is also (AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G IF-ED). Statement below is from DX version website. '"Compatible models with limited functions:D5, D810 series, Df, D750, D7200, D7100, D5200, Nikon 1 series with the FT1" I don't know what are the limited functions exactly it's better to contact with Nikon or your camera store. Also more details on website below for Nikon lens compatibility; www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/compatibility-lens.htm (AF-P DX NIKKOR 70-300mm f/4.5-6.3G ED VR): www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/camera-lenses/af-p-dx-nikkor-70-300mm-f%252f4.5-6.3g-ed-vr.html (AF-S VR Zoom-Nikkor 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G IF-ED): www.nikonusa.com/en/nikon-products/product/camera-lenses/af-s-vr-zoom-nikkor-70-300mm-f%252f4.5-5.6g-if-ed.html

Thank you for yor comment most appreciated! I’m trying different types of videos, I will definitely shoot a street photography orientated video in the future.

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Hey! Thanks for the video. I want to buy this camera for street photography. If you have goPro can you make a video of how you take street photos with this camera and explaining the settings? I will really appreciate it!🙏🏻

@margaritamorozova8350 Sure! I will definitely gonna try that 👍

Yes indeed, that’s an amazing experience!

Teşekkür ederim :) I’m good thanks, How are you? I’m basically select High Gain on the Rode Wireless ME and manually set Camera’s internal gain according to the levels on the camera while I’m talking. This issue is also answered out specifically on Rode website. Below you can see their detailed answer about that. I’m directly copy paste from their website. You can check from their website for more information. (rode.com/en/user-guides/wireless-me) ‘’Camera Settings Many cameras come with a number of audio settings enabled by default, such as equalisation, noise reduction and AGC (Automatic Gain Control) - these are primarily implemented to improve the sound of the camera’s on-board microphone, which is typically of low quality. Turn all of these settings off when using your camera with your Wireless ME. When setting your camera gain, start low and use the Wireless ME’s output gain control to increase the volume if needed. Your audio level should be jumping around the 70% mark of the level meter while you or your subject is talking. If your output gain is set to High, increase your camera’s gain in small increments until the desired audio level is achieved.’’

@@onenonestudio teşekkürler, makes sense. I just ordered this, I was confused between this mic or the wireless Go. I decided to go for this as it looks easier to use. Great video - love Istanbul. I visit every year. Kind regards from the UK

Yeah, I also thought that way while looking for mics. ME looks easier to use over GO for me. I shoot all of my videos with ME and didn’t regret it. I hope you will be have fun with that too. Thanks again for your comment,bye✌️

Hello thank you for your comment. I didn’t use/test a Nikon D3300. With its articulated screen Nikon D5200 looks more convenient for my use case scenarios. However I don’t have chance to compare image quality between each other. Also price and condition (if you are looking for used one) is a big factor in your decision. I hope you will choose the best one for you✌️

Merhaba, yorumun için teşekkür ederim. Temel fotoğraf çekimi için başka bir video hazırlıyorum. Onu yayınladıktan sonra önerin üzerine kameranın ayarları için de bir video çekeceğim👍

You are welcome, I think video specs/quality is not the best for today’s standards as I explained in the video. I hope you will like it✌️

Hello, you can check my filter video. That video is more landscape/clouds oriented✌️ ruclips.net/video/TiObC3UWsXI/видео.htmlsi=neLSD5_K9er8Ee0N

I’m glad to hear that! Thank you for your support✌️

Thank you ✌️

Thx!

Thank you! I’m happy to hear that✌️

Thank you very much for your support! Comments like this motivates me in this journey. Nikon D5200 is still capable body even this day for my photography needs. However modern mirrorless bodies have some advantages over my D5200 especially in autofocus technology, low light performance and image stabilization. I plan to review again using the FTZ adapter once I upgrade to mirrorless body. (hope Nikon Z6 III will be announced until that day) Thanks again, have a good day✌️

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