I owned a Canon AE1 years ago but the cost and hassle of processing film got to be too much. I had the Nikon given to me 4 years ago, and was overwhelmed with the manual and literally only took a handful of photos and shelved it. Now getting back into camping I'm motivated to try this again. I recharged the batteries and searched RUclips and found your channel. I've learned more in 10 minutes than the hours with the manual. Thank you.
this is my first cam. I just bought this last monday and I have totally no idea what will i do that's why i came here. just wanted to say thank you this tutorial really helps. :)
I was looking for a revirw and explanation of the D5200. Most of what I found was just a useless unboxing, or just looking t the camera. Now I am definitely buying this camera! Ypu convinced me! Love all your videos
Just wanted to say thank you for the video. I'm a newbie, just took the camera out of the box and then did a search on how to use it. Never owned a Nikon before so thank you again.
I just got D5200 as my first Dslr few days ago. Really excited about it and as a beginner this video really help. Looking forward for more tutorial. Cheer from Malaysia.
What I like about your video you explain very well, nice and step by step procedure which is good for me I am a first timer user and I have my new Nikon D5200. Thank you for sharing us this video
Awesome tutorial. I've owned this camera for years, and I'll admit it, I was stuck on "Auto" mode. I had no clue what all those buttons did, nor was I aware of what this camera was capable of. Now that I am getting into more media production, I even happier that I made this purchase and watched your tutorial.
U are an angel thank u for helping ppl like me a beginner who have no clue about camera but purchase the best camera nikon d5200 love mine great investment!
Fantastic tutorial, and perfect since I just got this one - it's easier to watch this video than to go through the manual and find any new features of this camera. Thank you!
I got this one as my first Dslr ever and i think is great at lest to begin with,thank you very much for you review,very detail and well explain,thanks for you time bro.
my mom got me this on my bday a week ago and this video is very helpful! since this cam is old and i didn't get a manual this vid was very handy thank you so much!
You are the reason I brought the D5200 thanks for the info from this and the review video. Taking Awsome pictures.ready to start my Photography business now. Thank You. Shooting in the Selective color effect has given me some pictures I will be blowing up and framing. Norrowing down the software I will be using.
@ Matt Granger: I wanted to tank you for this video! This was such a helpful video, and the best thing of all is you made it clear, to the point and you did not make the beginners feel like idiots while doing it! Too many people are elitists and you could not be further from that! Thank you! Two thumbs way up!
I just bought this camera yesterday. I've watched many of your videos and I really like the Nikons. I also have a Canon EOS t1i that I've had for several years and I thought it was time for an upgrade. I am wanting to get a photography business going and I hope my Nikon D5200 will be a good entry level camera for me.
Yes, that is a definite convenience factor. I am a lifelong Nikon user, going back to the F film cameras, and I have a Nikon prejudice for sure, but I have been using the Fuji X100 for about a year and I am very partial to it. Were I to get something else today, I think it would be the Fuji XE1, even more than the X Pro 1 or these Nikon DSLRs. Aperture on the lens, shutter on top, just like the old days. It is just less fuss to adjust things on the fly and the lenses are second to none.
This has been a great review. I have had my camera for a year and use it very little. Just an amateur but would love to learn more. Have taken some classes but did not retain much. Thank you so much.
FYI the viewfinder grid display is NOT rule of thirds. For a start its split into 4. Secondly, the upper and lower lines are positioned above the rule of thirds line.
Best review. I just made my decision. This is objective information. You should consider a career in journalism and debate moderation as well. Fair and balanced.
This tutorial is awesome!!! I wasn't sure wether to get the d3200 or d5200. And since it's going to be my first dslr I was especially interested in the guide on the 3200. Now that I watched this video I decided to get the 5200. (all I was afraid of were all the buttons and finding out what they actually do!) Thank you so much. Where are you from, you got a funny accent! ;) Greetings!
Matt, I've learned much from your videos and appreciate all your hard work. There is one thing I'd like to point out. During your presentation, you tend to speed up. At first you have a nice relaxed pace and there's time to take in the info, but toward the end of the video you're spitting things out so fast I cannot follow. This is totally natural for speakers and musicians, and keeping a steady pace can be difficult. Still, I wanted to bring it to your attention. Thanks for all your excellent videos.
What more could you ask for when buying a camera less than $900? I did a complete hands on review video for "Focus Camera" in NYC. I recommend that you get it here! amzn.to/1qPEE3H
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Brittany Hannah You'll get big Discount if purchasing - Nikon D5200 Digital SLR with 18-55mm & 55-200mm Non-VR Lenses (Black) *On: **amzn.to/1vWw7OD** .* / *Visit immediately to own it for the full of joy. Happy New Year 2015 .*
matt granger thank you so much I wanted to become a photographer and after watching this it has really helped me so thank you aalso I subscribed and liked
for full face and intra oral photography, what do you recommend for f stop, ISO and shutter speed. I would like to set up my camera to those settings and not have to bother too much after that. If that is feasible. Thank you in advance for your help. and this was a great video thanks again. Lanny
Hi, Tha ks for this, can you tell me this, when I want to take a shot and I press tje magnifying button it zooms in but when I take the shots it's further away, is there a way to take the shot close as it shows in tje display and is there a zoom button or can zoom only be done by turning the lens manually.
It is an awesome video. Really helped me a lot in adjusting my own menu. Its very handy now and I can access all the camera settings in just My Menu tab
Really great video. Your articulation is very clear and your style in showing those options was nice. Thorough, yet still brisk enough to prevent watcher falling asleep. :) There was so much usefull information, that I probably need to see this few more times (as I'll be getting this camera maybe tomorrow) and memorize it well. Thanks!
is there the possibility to save different user pre setting? i ve just bought it. generally i was keeping a user 1 set up in black and white, user 2 in seppia etc.... is it possible?
Hi Matt, Your videos are very useful. Would you recommend this Nikon d5200 or the Canon 650d? Do you know if the video quality is the same on these, or is one of them better? :)
Great user guide video! One question: how do I see the parameters (aperture, shutter speed, ISO) that I used to take a picture. I mean, I want this parameters to be shown on the picture. Thanks in advance.
Kingdom. Go into the menu, set the image quality to RAW+JPEG FIne for the highest possible resolution. Also, its always about the Lens. The D5200 is all the body you will ever need, upgrade the lens, and voila! hope that helps
It took a while of asking around but I've got the answer: Go into the playback menu, select playback display options and check "Shooting Data". Hope it helps.
It really depends if you are taking pictures inside or outside. Generally for sport you want a fast shutter speed, fully open aperture to let in as much light as possible, and a low ISO to prevent grainy images. You might also want to use continuous auto focus (AF-C)and Continuous L burst shutter mode to take multiple photos if you hold the shutter button down. Finally, you might want to use Dynamic-area AF (9 autofocus points).
Hi Matt! What is d2 viewfinder grid display? Is that the rules of thirds in the viewfinder? And can we get that in liveview too? Just wondering as the D5100 doesn't have this option. Super video, like usual!
Your video is very helpful, just recently got this camera , help me pls, while I learn trough your videos, i have an urgent task, what is the best setting for shooting a ballet concert for my kids, in a theater with the stage lighting? i have also the 55-300 vr lens.
Hi!! First of all I want to thank you for this video, awesome!!! Then I want to ask you how many shots in burst mode can you take before the camera fill the internal buffer? Especially in RAW mode.
Really nice video Matt, very interesting. Lots of overlap with my D90, which I have read the manual for and played around with for a while but still picked up a few options I will find useful. Only constructive criticism would be try to avoid the glare on the camera screen, made it hard to read what you were explaining at times.
Can the D5200 bracket exposure? The D7000 has a bracket button to do that easily. Can the D5200 trigger a flash remotely like the 7000 can? Do you have a video showing this? I used to own a 7000 and liked these features. Thanks.
hi great explanations n lot of info but most of my setting options tells that this option is not available at current settings or camera's current status wat to change to hightlight those options
Wonderful vids. He Matt, I have a D800E with 3 lenses. 14-24mm, 70-200mm and 35mm. The best lenses. Because I had much dust in my camera, i bought today a D5200 as an extra body. My problem is that I can not get a sharp picture out of the D5200. Any idea?
Thank you for the great intro. When I turn to live view mode, the camera make sine jerk and bit take a bit of time to take the next shoot. Is it something wrong with camera or live view mode slow down the camera? Please leave a remark!
Hi, im in the market for my first dslr. Im looking into d5200 or d7000. Im not new to photography so im looking for something that will give me stunning quality and creative control but at the same time since this is my first dslr, i want it to be some what easy to use. Which one do you think i should get?
The D7000 has decreased in price to just below $900 body only; the D5200 is about $800 with kit lens. If one is paying more than $1000, you might as well save up for a D600, in my opinion. But I am really looking at the Fuji EX1. I own a X100 now, and I am very impressed with it.
Are the more detailed videos about special functions like whether to use RAW or JPEG mentioned in this video already out? I have not been able to find them on RUclips
Great tutorial. I didn't know my camera had all these options, in fact there's far too many options. I'm going to Iceland next month and wanting the optimal set up but don't know how much of these things I need to turn off, as from what I gather, all I need is to vary the ISO, W & B and aperture?
Hey Matt, great work - thanks very much. What is your set up for sound recording? I'm particularly interested in using the D5200 for recording an interview and wonder whether I would need two lapel mics and how to feed their input into the camera.
I owned a Canon AE1 years ago but the cost and hassle of processing film got to be too much. I had the Nikon given to me 4 years ago, and was overwhelmed with the manual and literally only took a handful of photos and shelved it. Now getting back into camping I'm motivated to try this again. I recharged the batteries and searched RUclips and found your channel. I've learned more in 10 minutes than the hours with the manual. Thank you.
I just purchased a Nikon D5200. Excellent presentation! Better than reading the entire user manual without help.
Mine didn't even come with a manuel.
@@jessrc but did it come with a manual?
@@johnnywatson4914 mine only came with a Juan ):
this is my first cam. I just bought this last monday and I have totally no idea what will i do that's why i came here. just wanted to say thank you this tutorial really helps. :)
Dude you are putting out videos like a machine. FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!! Loving them all.
I was looking for a revirw and explanation of the D5200. Most of what I found was just a useless unboxing, or just looking t the camera. Now I am definitely buying this camera! Ypu convinced me! Love all your videos
Just wanted to say thank you for the video. I'm a newbie, just took the camera out of the box and then did a search on how to use it. Never owned a Nikon before so thank you again.
I just got D5200 as my first Dslr few days ago. Really excited about it and as a beginner this video really help. Looking forward for more tutorial. Cheer from Malaysia.
I just got my new D5200. I really appreciate the info. It's a huge change from my old D40..
What I like about your video you explain very well, nice and step by step procedure which is good for me I am a first timer user and I have my new Nikon D5200. Thank you for sharing us this video
Really excellent commentary - knocks many of the amateur efforts on RUclips into the shade! Thanks..
Awesome video man. thank you so much. Just got my new 5200 and first thing i did is watched your video and it was easy for me to set up my camera.
thanks for the video. I just bought this camera today and enjoyed your simple demonstration.
Excellent made video.the way you explain the variety of features as if you have using this camera since childhood.cheers
Just purchased the D5200 today! ...much to learn!
Awesome video, just got the D5200 as my first dslr and this really helped get me familiarized with the camera.
Thanks for the video!! Helped me a lot on deciding which camera i should get for my first dslr..cheers from the philippines!
got mines yesterday saw this video an started shooting last night and damn this camera is superb, greetings from Aruba Caribbean Islands
Awesome tutorial. I've owned this camera for years, and I'll admit it, I was stuck on "Auto" mode. I had no clue what all those buttons did, nor was I aware of what this camera was capable of. Now that I am getting into more media production, I even happier that I made this purchase and watched your tutorial.
i’m so glad i found this comment!!! i just bought this camera for a quarantine hobby and i’m glad to know it’s held up through the years!!
@@claireisnotabear is ok to buy this camera now? For portraits etc? Is it better than 3400
U are an angel thank u for helping ppl like me a beginner who have no clue about camera but purchase the best camera nikon d5200 love mine great investment!
this was sooooo helpful! i just got this camera and i hardly knew how to use it
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Fantastic tutorial, and perfect since I just got this one - it's easier to watch this video than to go through the manual and find any new features of this camera. Thank you!
Mr. Granger.
Thankyou so much!
I might finally use my camera correctly after owning it for about 4 years now.
Thanks, really informative video. Got mine 2 weeks ago and still learned plenty of new stuff from your video now.
Just bought this camera & your tutorial is rocking my world right now! Thank you so much!
How do you exist the menu?
+Mind Blow press the shuttp
+LlamaFluff shutter
I got this one as my first Dslr ever and i think is great at lest to begin with,thank you very much for you review,very detail and well explain,thanks for you time bro.
Just bought this today - My first DSLR :)
Got my first one for christmas !
Samson G. Haha same here!!! I got my first DSLR Nikon 5200 for christmas!
Miriam Hallak And
Nikon should provide it in DVD with every 5200. Thanks man, helped me a lot.
Exceptional display of Functional Expertise. Thank you!
my mom got me this on my bday a week ago and this video is very helpful!
since this cam is old and i didn't get a manual
this vid was very handy thank you so much!
Happy birthday! Happy shooting.
@@mattgranger :DD
You are the reason I brought the D5200 thanks for the info from this and the review video. Taking Awsome pictures.ready to start my Photography business now. Thank You. Shooting in the Selective color effect has given me some pictures I will be blowing up and framing. Norrowing down the software I will be using.
@ Matt Granger: I wanted to tank you for this video! This was such a helpful video, and the best thing of all is you made it clear, to the point and you did not make the beginners feel like idiots while doing it! Too many people are elitists and you could not be further from that! Thank you! Two thumbs way up!
When I click on 'White Balance' it says 'this option is not available' how do I get access??
Matthew I really apretiate your time taken to produce this video, i finally learned so much of my own camera, much thanks!
I just bought mine yesterday and can't wait to start using it!
Nikon should ship this with the D5200. Great informative Video!!!
Learned a lot. Bought this 4 days ago and have no real experience with slr's
thx
You can change flash compensation by pressing the i button. it is the option next to the flash sign, below the white balance....
what an incredible breakdown thank you so much these manuals and PDFs are so complicated this was the best
Very helpful! I'm sending this link to my husband as well, since he is the technical guy and I am the artist; he is very helpful to me in that way.
I just bought this camera yesterday. I've watched many of your videos and I really like the Nikons. I also have a Canon EOS t1i that I've had for several years and I thought it was time for an upgrade. I am wanting to get a photography business going and I hope my Nikon D5200 will be a good entry level camera for me.
Yes, that is a definite convenience factor. I am a lifelong Nikon user, going back to the F film cameras, and I have a Nikon prejudice for sure, but I have been using the Fuji X100 for about a year and I am very partial to it. Were I to get something else today, I think it would be the Fuji XE1, even more than the X Pro 1 or these Nikon DSLRs. Aperture on the lens, shutter on top, just like the old days. It is just less fuss to adjust things on the fly and the lenses are second to none.
your channel is something that will make the world better!! thx sooooow much!!
This has been a great review. I have had my camera for a year and use it very little. Just an amateur but would love to learn more. Have taken some classes but did not retain much. Thank you so much.
Just want to say I love the way this guy says “for you”
FYI the viewfinder grid display is NOT rule of thirds. For a start its split into 4. Secondly, the upper and lower lines are positioned above the rule of thirds line.
Best review. I just made my decision. This is objective information. You should consider a career in journalism and debate moderation as well. Fair and balanced.
This tutorial is awesome!!! I wasn't sure wether to get the d3200 or d5200. And since it's going to be my first dslr I was especially interested in the guide on the 3200. Now that I watched this video I decided to get the 5200. (all I was afraid of were all the buttons and finding out what they actually do!) Thank you so much. Where are you from, you got a funny accent! ;) Greetings!
Excellent walk-through! My D5200 and I are ready to shoot!
Matt, I've learned much from your videos and appreciate all your hard work. There is one thing I'd like to point out. During your presentation, you tend to speed up. At first you have a nice relaxed pace and there's time to take in the info, but toward the end of the video you're spitting things out so fast I cannot follow. This is totally natural for speakers and musicians, and keeping a steady pace can be difficult. Still, I wanted to bring it to your attention. Thanks for all your excellent videos.
What more could you ask for when buying a camera less than $900? I did a complete hands on review video for "Focus Camera" in NYC. I recommend that you get it here! amzn.to/1qPEE3H
*##**#Nikon** ##**#D5200** ##**#Digital** ##**#SLR* #with 18-55mm & 55-200mm #Non-VR #Lenses with the lowest price is sold on amzn.to/1xan2V4. Big discount, up to 48%. Don't miss it. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year
Brittany Hannah You'll get big Discount if purchasing - Nikon D5200 Digital SLR with 18-55mm & 55-200mm Non-VR Lenses (Black) *On: **amzn.to/1vWw7OD** .* / *Visit immediately to own it for the full of joy. Happy New Year 2015 .*
Just bought the camera. Thank you so much for this guide.
matt granger thank you so much I wanted to become a photographer and after watching this it has really helped me so thank you aalso I subscribed and liked
for full face and intra oral photography, what do you recommend for f stop, ISO and shutter speed.
I would like to set up my camera to those settings and not have to bother too much after that. If that is feasible.
Thank you in advance for your help. and this was a great video thanks again. Lanny
This was great you made a confusing manual so much easier to understand. Thanks for your time.
Hi, Tha ks for this, can you tell me this, when I want to take a shot and I press tje magnifying button it zooms in but when I take the shots it's further away, is there a way to take the shot close as it shows in tje display and is there a zoom button or can zoom only be done by turning the lens manually.
cheers. Maybe - it will be similar and depends when I can loan th e600 again.
Just got a used D5200, and this video was very helpful. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
this one is great in detail of Nikon D-5200
It is an awesome video. Really helped me a lot in adjusting my own menu. Its very handy now and I can access all the camera settings in just My Menu tab
"Thanks Matt for sharing this info....its extremely helpful for me.....soon i m going to buy Nikon D5200....My first DSLR camera....."
this is very helpful for my first ever D5200, thanks much!
Really great video. Your articulation is very clear and your style in showing those options was nice. Thorough, yet still brisk enough to prevent watcher falling asleep. :) There was so much usefull information, that I probably need to see this few more times (as I'll be getting this camera maybe tomorrow) and memorize it well. Thanks!
is there the possibility to save different user pre setting? i ve just bought it. generally i was keeping a user 1 set up in black and white, user 2 in seppia etc.... is it possible?
THANK YOU! This was so helpful.
Thanks A LOT! I have yesterday bought this camera.
Very informative and easy to understand!
Hi Matt,
Your videos are very useful. Would you recommend this Nikon d5200 or the Canon 650d? Do you know if the video quality is the same on these, or is one of them better? :)
You are a hero. Thank you so freaking much for this video. I had absolutely no idea what my camera could do.
Thanks for this amazing video !!! Just bought my camera and this video was really helpful!!!
mr granger, another good show. still, when will you do a d600 set up-user guide?
Great user guide video!
One question: how do I see the parameters (aperture, shutter speed, ISO) that I used to take a picture. I mean, I want this parameters to be shown on the picture.
Thanks in advance.
Super tutorial!! Thanks for all the good information. Most helpful!
Hey... can you do a thing to teach how to get the best low light photos on the 5200?
very helpful and great step by step explanations ..thank you for uploading this
Great video, very well explained. Helped alot and learned many things as well. Thanks
Kingdom.
Go into the menu, set the image quality to RAW+JPEG FIne for the highest possible resolution.
Also, its always about the Lens.
The D5200 is all the body you will ever need, upgrade the lens, and voila!
hope that helps
Michael Yardis
Which lense would you recommend for wildlife and landscapes?
Good video mate real simple to follow and life saver
Thanks
Thank you Matt! This was a great help to me.
It took a while of asking around but I've got the answer: Go into the playback menu, select playback display options and check "Shooting Data".
Hope it helps.
i have the D5200 what are the best settings for shooting my daughters softball games. Any info will help
It really depends if you are taking pictures inside or outside. Generally for sport you want a fast shutter speed, fully open aperture to let in as much light as possible, and a low ISO to prevent grainy images. You might also want to use continuous auto focus (AF-C)and Continuous L burst shutter mode to take multiple photos if you hold the shutter button down. Finally, you might want to use Dynamic-area AF (9 autofocus points).
Hi Matt! What is d2 viewfinder grid display? Is that the rules of thirds in the viewfinder? And can we get that in liveview too? Just wondering as the D5100 doesn't have this option.
Super video, like usual!
pretty sure i mentioned it - yes release mode
All your video is amazing and very good high-quality. Can you please give some tips about makin video vith Nikon and preparing it for youtube.
Your video is very helpful, just recently got this camera , help me pls, while I learn trough your videos, i have an urgent task, what is the best setting for shooting a ballet concert for my kids, in a theater with the stage lighting? i have also the 55-300 vr lens.
Thank you. This has been so helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi!! First of all I want to thank you for this video, awesome!!! Then I want to ask you how many shots in burst mode can you take before the camera fill the internal buffer? Especially in RAW mode.
Really nice video Matt, very interesting. Lots of overlap with my D90, which I have read the manual for and played around with for a while but still picked up a few options I will find useful.
Only constructive criticism would be try to avoid the glare on the camera screen, made it hard to read what you were explaining at times.
Hi Matt, thank you for information, Please say how can setting a nikon D700 for , thank you.
awesome video fully detailed and very easy to understand thank you
Can the D5200 bracket exposure? The D7000 has a bracket button to do that easily. Can the D5200 trigger a flash remotely like the 7000 can? Do you have a video showing this? I used to own a 7000 and liked these features. Thanks.
hi great explanations n lot of info but most of my setting options tells that this option is not available at current settings or camera's current status wat to change to hightlight those options
Thank you so much! I learned a lot about new ways to use my camera.
Wonderful vids. He Matt, I have a D800E with 3 lenses. 14-24mm, 70-200mm and 35mm. The best lenses. Because I had much dust in my camera, i bought today a D5200 as an extra body. My problem is that I can not get a sharp picture out of the D5200. Any idea?
Sorry if i missed it. However, is it possible to change the power of the built-in flash on the camera? Thanks.
Thank you for the great intro. When I turn to live view mode, the camera make sine jerk and bit take a bit of time to take the next shoot. Is it something wrong with camera or live view mode slow down the camera? Please leave a remark!
Hi, im in the market for my first dslr. Im looking into d5200 or d7000. Im not new to photography so im looking for something that will give me stunning quality and creative control but at the same time since this is my first dslr, i want it to be some what easy to use. Which one do you think i should get?
The D7000 has decreased in price to just below $900 body only; the D5200 is about $800 with kit lens. If one is paying more than $1000, you might as well save up for a D600, in my opinion. But I am really looking at the Fuji EX1. I own a X100 now, and I am very impressed with it.
Are the more detailed videos about special functions like whether to use RAW or JPEG mentioned in this video already out? I have not been able to find them on RUclips
Great tutorial. I didn't know my camera had all these options, in fact there's far too many options. I'm going to Iceland next month and wanting the optimal set up but don't know how much of these things I need to turn off, as from what I gather, all I need is to vary the ISO, W & B and aperture?
Can you do a similar video for Canon camera(s) please too? I suspect many will appreciate that :)
Hey Matt, great work - thanks very much. What is your set up for sound recording? I'm particularly interested in using the D5200 for recording an interview and wonder whether I would need two lapel mics and how to feed their input into the camera.
hi have look at your video and found it very helpful I have problems using depth of field I have the Nikon 52 diane