Nikon D750 Cinematic Video | How To Pimp Up Your Videos
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- Best settings for the Nikon D750 cinematic video. Here's a way you can spice up your vlogs and videos using the D750 for video. Combined with a relatively inexpensive small prime lens, you can achieve awesome cinematic results. The Nikon D750 for over 5 years has been the work horse for many photographers, wedding, portrait, real estate, landscape, astro, it's a very versatile camera. The 24MP D750 is renowned for its reliability, image quality, awesome dynamic range and ergonomics, but have you ever considered using it for video? Here's the way I like to use it...
All the gear in this video was bought and paid for by myself, it is in no way sponsored.
* IF YOU ENJOY MY VIDEOS YOU CAN HELP SUPPORT MY CHANNEL VERY EASILY. Simply purchase my images from around the world on many different products, including canvas prints, photographic prints, framed prints, clothing, phone cases, throw pillows, greeting cards and more. Delivery is worldwide and every purchase helps my RUclips channel to keep going. So any purchase, even very small like a sticker, is greatly appreciated. bit.ly/AAPphotoprints
All video footage and photographic images are
© Adrian Alford.
#NikonD750 #D750vsZ6II #D750
I should point out these are my run and gun video settings on the Nikon D750. Ideally to achieve an optimal cinematic look, I’d shoot in M (manual) mode and aim at 1/60th shutter speed, F2 aperture and a low ISO. Depending on the light, you would probably have to add a variable ND filter to stop over exposing with these settings.
I’ve used the D750 as my main camera for over 4 years now, but I’ve only just tried shooting movies over the last couple of weeks. Thanks so much for this tutorial; I have found it very useful.
Thanks so much for watching. Really appreciate the kind feedback 🙏
I've had my D750 for 6 years now, it's the perfect camera for landscape photography. I often use it with my old manual focus lenses and it does an awesome job. Love the photos with the 28mm f/2.8 AIS. If you're not in a hurry to take that photo, take a look at trying some classic lenses.
Thank you for your wonderful video!
Many thanks for watching. I still love my D750 too.
Totally agree. Old prime lenses are just amazing. I use my 55mm f2.8 A1s Micro-Nikkor a lot with brilliant results. Autofocus isn't essential in Macro situations. I am an age where autofocus was once a distant dream. Manual focus keeps your talent in check.
Thank u for your view, on this D750, I luv it as well -- Boston Massachusetts
Thanks for putting simplicity of video for beginners. Been a still photographer for 50 yrs, now morphing into the D750 video. Worked with photoshop for many years now learning Premier. Thanks again.
Thanks for watching Jake. Glad it was helpful, cheers 🙏
I have a D750, love the versatility. I have had it a few years and still have only scratched the service of its abilities. Thanks for this informative and instructive video.
Thanks for watching. The D750 is such a great camera. 📸👍
Love that effect from the D750 and the little lens, brilliant. Awesome seeing how you edit too, it's really helpful. That camera looks well travelled too!
slimbirdy cheers thanks for watching 🙏 yeah the D750 is such a great backup camera to my D850. It’s been on some great travels around the world 🌍 👍📸
This is just one example of why your videos always have such a professional feel to them. Great work as always. I've never owned a D750. I guess the Z6 is the closest thing I have to that or maybe my old D800.
Thanks Phil, always appreciate you watching and your continued support. The Z6 is such a great little camera, you pics always look fantastic out of it.👍🙏
This video was exactly what I needed before my road trip. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 🙏
I have 2 of these and just started getting into video last year, I'm so glad I found this!
Thanks for watching. I have another D750 video coming on my channel this Saturday 🙏
Great tips Adrian. Easy to see why your videos are such high quality.
The 750 is so versatile for stills or video.
Looking forward to the next video mate.
Cheers mate, thanks Colin. Agree about the D750. I use it for all types of photography. Brilliant backup camera. Take care.
I have seen this video at least three times - kind of my go to learning tool on how to use D750 for videography. I am new to shooting videos... Thanks for a very useful video - suggest to do more like these showing end-to-end process from settings, to shot planning, to shooting and finally, editing. Stay blessed.
Thank you for watching 🙏
Another great “how to” video Adrian. I will have to try something similar when I start to vlog again. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers thanks for watching Andrew. Yeah hopefully we'll be able to go out again soon here in Australia. Would love to be able to shoot a sunrise again. Take care mate in the meantime.
Awesome video again Adrian. I have 2 x D750's and I love them. A great all round camera still I reckon. Loved your short feature.
Thanks so much Richard, I totally agree about the D750. I was thinking you have the D750 and the Z6, a perfect combo set up in my opinion. Both brilliant for pics and the Z6 has better video auto focus. Always appreciate your support mate, cheers! 👍🙏📸
Very cool vid. The D750 is an awesome camera. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for watching :)
Youve got good steady hands Adrian. The end result looked fantastic 👌🤙
Thanks mate, takes a bit of practice, but I get the shots eventually. Appreciate you watching and you r support as always 🙏👍
Nice and easy explained. Exactly what I was looking for. Thx
You're welcome 🙏
Great video. I too have a D750 as backup. This video has given me an idea to use my d750 as a second angle for interviewing videos for promos. Great advice too. Thanks again.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 🙏
I owned my D750 five years ago and still love it! Handling and versatility are great, and there is only one disadvantage, the D750 produce a lot of hot pixels when you shoot longexposures. Thanks for your video Adrian!
Thanks for watching Olaf. Much appreciated. Have you tried turning on the "Long Exposure NR" in the menu. I find it really helps a lot in getting rid of hot pixels especially on my D850 as well. 🙏
@@adrianalfordphotography Hi Adrian! I use the LENR, but in most cases it's not useable, because it takes too many time between the shots. Thanks for your advice though!
Thanks, Adrian very useful video and your settings advice cheers mate.👍👍👍👍👍👍
Eden Valley Drones UK thanks so much for watching - always appreciate your kind support. Take care 👍🙏
Great tips Adrian 👍 Your rendering settings are very interesting, I do all my editing using lumafusion so I will try rendering in 25fps . Another well polished video, always full of valuable information and professionally delivered 👏 Thanks for sharing mate 👍 Cheers, Cliff
Hey Cliff thank you very much for watching. Hope you're all ok over there. Cheers mate, always appreciate your kind comments 📸🙏👍
Brilliant!!!!!
Thanks for watching
You have great transitions! We are also using the Nikon d750. The Nikon d750 is a great full frame camera that has astonishing quality.
Thanks for watching. I agree, the D750 has so many awesome specs for a relatively cheap camera. 👍🙏📸
Great video Adrian. I have not used my D750 for video but will give it a try now!
Cheers thanks Jay. Always appreciate your kind support. Stay safe mate 👍🙏
Camera accidents are never fun. Looks like you stumbled onto a work horse, though! Well put together video, Adrian. Enjoyable, as always.
Cheers many thanks Jarrid for watching. The D750 has been such a great backup camera. I've used it on lots of different types of photography too. Take care over there and look forward to your next video.
Hi Adrian, really great tips! Warp Stabilizer is also one of my best friends, by the way :) I'm always stunning about your landscapes, it looks absolutely amazing! Have a nice weekend and stay safe ;)
Hey Christian, thank you very much for watching. I always enjoy your videos. It's hard vlogging and trying to take pics at the same time. I learn a lot from them. Stay safe and healthy my friend.
@@adrianalfordphotography Thank you for your positive feedback to my videos, Adrian - I really appreciate :) Yes, it's indeed a different situation if i'm out for photography only or if i'm also vlogging beside that. But it definitely makes fun :) I wish you a great Sunday and stay safe!
SUPER tips Adrian :)
Thanks for watching 🙏
Amazing. Didnt know this canera so capable in good hands
Thank you for watching 🙏
Thank you !!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching 🙏
Great vid Adrian, I have been shooting at 4K 24p for everything, but I may drop down to HD for broll to manage file size and it doesnt usually need a crop or punch in like the talking head shots. Excellent sequence at the end!
Hey Paul thanks for watching mate. I love the res in your vids, always beautifully finished. I can understand wanting to drop back to HD. I guess it saves file sizes on hard drives and getting bogged down in editing. I think if I tried 4K on my laptop without down res'ing it'd explode haha! Take care over there, look forward to your next video.
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Nicely structured video.
Thank you for watching.
Just bought one this week read so many great things about it
It's such a good camera. Have fun 👍🙏📸
@@adrianalfordphotography Thankyou
Adrian, I don't own a D750 but I think your settings and how you shot the b roll can carry over to what I do use. I definitely need to improve my videos and I think that your tips will certainly help!
Thanks for watching Walter. You're right, you can use these settings on any camera. It's a great way of giving your videos a little break in between talking bits. Stay safe and healthy :)
Thanks dear 🙏
Most welcome 😊
I've had my 750 since 2014 or so but have never done many videos with it, I'm just about to start some projects where I'll be using the video hence finding your video.
I think it's a great camera, although I ended up with one that had a factory shutter fault which I have just had fixed for free, Thanks Nikon Australia. I've had this camera in all sorts of conditions, I have only the 50mm 1.8 G a great sharp lens. I've also just purchased an F100 with a 2.8 28mm D for my film work. great vid thanks for the tips.
Cheers Craig
Thanks for watching Craig. You'll get an amazing filmic look with the D750 that most other cameras can't. Hope your videos work out for your projects.🙏
great tutorial, was actually thinking of getting z6 for videography but my d750 is still very usable for me on video, but maybe in future z6 will be the main for video and D750 for shooting photos
Thank you very much for watching. I totally agree. The Z6 will be awesome for video and the D750 for photos. But the great thing is the Z6 is also a brilliant stills camera. I know photographers that own both cameras and they're very happy. It's a win win all round. Have an awesome day 👍🙏📸
Great video, very informative.
Cheers Gareth thanks for watching.👍🙏
I do love my d750, despite having to replace the shutter. Unfortunately the 1080p video from these cameras is unacceptably soft. Great channel mate.
Thanks for watching Andy. 🙏
Great video. Clear and concise. I absolutely love my D750, even over my pro camera, the D850.
Adrian, from the limited views you shared, I must say you have a very pretty wife!
Aren't you the dashing fellow. Rather than go out and go out and get a GoPro, I'm going to give this video / RUclips thing a go with my N750. I have lenses up the Amazon, so this was a great help. Thank you!
Thanks for the view, all the best 🙏
You made this look so easy, thank you! I have a D850, would love to see a tutorial for video for this model as well if possible?
Noted! Thanks for watching 🙏🙏🙏
am getting a d750 and really looking forward to it, i thought it was meant to have great auto focus
Thanks for watching. The D750 is an awesome camera, you'll love it. The auto focus while taking photos is brilliant, however I stick to back button manual focus in video. It just tends to hunt around a bit in video in auto mode. 🙏
Thanks for an interesting and helpful video! I had tried something along those lines with the d750 during lockdown last year, and it hadn't crossed my mind that adding letterboxing would make it more cinematic, thanks for that!
Also, I was using openshot, which is open and libre, however going straight to a 25fps meant that it was skipping a frame every now and then, what with the original frame rate being 59.94fps out of camera. Changing to 24.97 solved this issue.
Is 25fps in Premiere Pro smooth from the start?
Thanks again!
Thanks for watching 🙏
The D750 is An Amazing camera I use it for Video your Video is great a couple of good tios thanks, I use the Tamron 24*70 its heavy i also use Nikon 50mm 1*8 Stunning photos cheers Allan Smailes Townsville
Hi Allan - thanks so much for watching. Really appreciated. Totally agree the D750 is amazing.
I'm actually doing a video on the 24-70mm lens focal range this week. Up on Saturday night 3rd Oct. Have a great day 👍🙏
This isnso helpful, thank you so much! I use my d750 always for photos and didn't like the videos so far, but i will definetly try it again with your settings! Thank you
You're welcome and I hope you have a lot of fun with your camera cheers 🙏
I have my D750 for quite a bit and
I use the Rode Wireless Go (lapels) and Rode Videomicro (shotgun) microphones. They have worked perfectly with the D750. All my in studio PTC's are shot with the D750 and Rode Wireless Go. The lights you can buy super cheap off Amazon or Ebay with a softbox. Just search for RUclips studio lighting. Probably best to get lights you can use with both batteries and hard wired. Nothing worse than a light battery going dead middle interview.
I've recently bought my d750 and I'm loving it for my equine shoots and have been looking for a video to give me some information for filming as I am doing a product shoot soon and have been asked to film some clips of the products and I'm so happy I have found your video! Do you have any reccomendations when it comes to filming horses or any kind of animals please? My main concern is the focus ❤
Thanks for watching. I can say whatever you do, do not rely on the autofocus on the D750. Make sure you use back button autofocus, prefocus your shot, then go into record as I did in this video, making sure your subject does not wander too far away or closer to the camera or they go out of focus. Use an aperture of say around F4 to F8, that should help a little with depth of field giving your bigger focus depth and less chance of something going out of focus. If you don't intend to use slow motion for shots, then 1920 x 1080 @ 24/25FPS is sufficient and gives you longer clip record times than 60FPS. Lastly, have fun, very important.
@@adrianalfordphotography thank you so much! You have a new subscriber here! Hope you've had a merry Christmas! X
Great informative video. I have my D750 running alongside my D4s. My question is. Sometimes I forget to return the mode switch back to Camera when taking stills after video. Will this affect the quality of my still shot? Thanks
It should not affect the quality of your stills.
thanks for the effort and the sharing. i am a d750 shooter and love the stills. i am only now exploring the video capabilities. i welcome further insights as to how you focus in video mode. af-s? single point? af-c? is there anywhere else we can watch more of your d750 video footage? big thumbs up.
Thanks for watching, I really appreciate your kind comment. Here are 2 of my other videos where I used the D750 to film some parts in slow motion which will give you an idea of what it can do ruclips.net/video/YbcjmJufko0/видео.html and also ruclips.net/video/2bP4KGYL-Rk/видео.html
@@adrianalfordphotography thank you for the reply. your linked vids are quite beautiful. it is hard to believe you can squeeze out such lovely video footage from the d750. that said, i still wonder how you achieve focus on the d750! thumbs up.
hi Adrian. So I understand that when shooting 24/25 fps you want to double the shutter speed for a "natural look"Would the same be true when shooting 60fps for slo mo? wouldn't we want to shoot at 120 shutter speed...or maybe its best to stay at 50/60th a second like you said in description, or maybe it makes no difference once you adjust things in post. Hope that makes sense thanks for the vid
Hi Max - I shot at 60fps and in my Premiere project I was at 25fps. Interpreting the footage at 25fps gives me a smidge over 2 times slow motion and that filmic look I know what you're saying about the 50/60fps project. If you shot at 100/120fps the same rule would apply.
Hi Adrian, I have a D750 and like it. Very good for sports. I have never really tried to do anything video wise and consider myself a complete novice. I want to make a recording of a band playing at a pub. If you could give me some basic pointers, it would be much appreciated. I will be using a Sigma 24-70 lens. So given we are in a low light situation, and I need to record for about 80-90 mins to get the entire show. What settings do you suggest , how big of a SD card do I need? How many batteries? Also, I assume I need an external mic as well. Is there anything I need to know with the mic settings? Cheers Don
Hi Don thanks for watching. I'd say 2 batteries should work. The D750 can only record 20 mins max video clips. So you will have to stop and restart a new clip, (best between songs near that time limit) Set yourself up on a tripod where you won't get bumped into by people. Use something like a Rode VideoMicro Mic, set audio to manual and get a level when band are doing sound test so it doesn't distort. You can also do this for the vision side of things. Go to M (manual) set aperture to low number for low light, F4 for example, adjust ISO when band or roadies are set up and doing full lighting check. 64GB SD card should do it. Cheers.
I own D750 its really great for video I just wish it has focus peaking having accurate focus pull
Thanks for watching. I agree 👍🙏
Wow your footage is so good! When I use wrap stabilizer, it crops the hell outta it🤦♂️.
Thanks for watching. 🙏
This is great content! Just subscribe!!
Thank you for watching and subscribing 🙏📸
Hi Adrian, do you have anything that might give any tips on shooting in an office under flourescent lights? I've been through around 15 of your vids but i can't see anything at the moment. very keen to dive in to this Nikkor 50mm 1.8G as a starter for some workplace video and hopefully nice still images as well and i keep coming back to your video!
Thanks for watching Jim. What is the issue you're having with the flour o lights? Is it the colour balance or strobing?
@@adrianalfordphotography Hi Adrian, it's a bit of both but to be honest, i've only been experimenting using the 18-55mm kit lens which is making me lose my will to live a bit as it just doesnt seem to be producing anything that's a bit punchy without a fair old bit of post! Dead keen to invest in the lens and maybe a little lighting setup, as my office has the D750 gathering dust on a shelf.
For the white balance issue their should be a "flouro" icon that you can switch to. Alternatively you can adjust white balance manually to something like 3000 kelvin. Yes, the kit lens is for very basic photography not much else. A 50mm F1.8G lens should be relatively cheap and there should be some good ones second hand if you can't afford new. I picked up mine cheap here in Australia second hand (practically new) for $150AUD (equivalent to $100USD). You can also buy lighting set ups very cheaply off ebay new. My home studio lighting kit cost me about $200 total.
@@adrianalfordphotography Fantastic - thanks for the advice!!
Adrian Alford Photograph, Thank you for this training on this training Video, On the D750 even though this video is 3 y old, I will have to watch it quite a few times to get it, I am a very old old dog, Again ThankYou you explain very simply.! PLEASE if possible Can you Show your lenses imposed on the Video throughout your tutorial 🙏 You are the Best and keep your information very simple which is extremely helpful to me.!
"Adrian" again ThankYou: Boston Ma it doesn't matter how dated your Tutorial are there still worth there weight in Gold
Viewed -- January 17,2023
Again Boston ma. ❤️
I own 2 D750s and love them both. I just wish the AF was quicker in acquisition for moving subjects. I used the D700 for 10 years and never missed an action shot, but since I have gone to the D750 a number of years ago, I certainly have fewer keepers. With the D700 I was hitting 95-98% with the D750 my hit rate with the same lenses in similar scenarios is about 80%. :(
Thanks for watching 🙏
Great video! Your edits are really good, and you are so naturally good at talking to the camera! Your voice is so “professional”, you should work on tv 📺😁! Maybe you could recommend a vlogging camera for me? I’ve only been using the GoPro 7, and DJI mavic 2 pro, but I’m looking for a camera with flip screen and that shoots 4 K without cropping, and that has great autofocus! And that works good in low light, that is a real challenge 🤔AND of course one that I don’t have to sell my car to afford 😅💸 It’s is sooo many on the market and I don’t know how to choose! Greetings, 🙋🏼♀️&🐺, 🇳🇴
Thank you so much for your kind words. I really appreciate you taking the time to watch my video. I use the GoPro Hero 7 too and it's great for vlogging. As for another 4K camera with a flip screen that won't break the bank, that's a tough one. Canons always have good video auto focus, as do Sony and Panasonic. The closest thing I could see to not breaking the bank with a flip screen is the Canon M50, but I think it does crop the 4K which is the only downside I can see? Sony A73 would be good, but has no flip screen and I think the Panasonics may a bit expensive. Maybe also look at the new(ish) Canon 200D Mark II. Hope this helps, cheers.
@@adrianalfordphotography The canon M50 is actually the one I was leaning towards, the only downside I could see was the cropping in 4K, but I guess for that price it's the best you can get now! I couldn't find any that didn't crop that had all the oter qualities, without a drastic step up price wise! Thanks a lot for your advice, really appreciate it! Looking forward to your next video 😃🙏🏻
Thumbs up ere' Adrian, another great photography vlog on the Nikon D750. Looks amazing camera and when I saw your back pack - wow that's some gear you carry around! Great instruction and demo on getting cinematic shots. Many thanks for sharing the info and always enjoy watching your videos - stay safe :)
Thank you so much Shaun. Haha, yeah my backpack can certainly weigh a bit with all my gear, but I do use all of it. Hope you're ok over in Spain. Enjoying watching your videos with the updates. Cheers! 📸👍🙏
Hi very nice video thank you. Pls tell me Adrian i want a buy new dslr but i dont know whos better d750 or d850 this is my two choice.
Hi and thanks for watching. The D850 is the better camera. It is newer, has more features and a higher MP sensor. Keep in mind though, the D850 is almost twice as expensive as the D750. Have a great day :)
Adrian Alford Photography thank you
Thanks for this! Sorry to clarify, did you say that the D750 doesn’t autofocus from one subject to next in one clip unlike to a Sont a7iii? I have the D750 and I’ve been trying to figure out the video function.
Yes that is right. The autofocus function is very hit and miss and clunky. I only use video in manual focus mode. In other words, focus on my subject, then start recording.
@@adrianalfordphotography Thanks for your response! :) That’s too bad!
Brilliant, Very Helpful, Many thanks for sharing. 🇬🇧
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 🙏
Great stuff Adrian as always! I never picked up the D750 but I've heard so many good things about it. I've been cheating using the autofocus on my Z6 but these manual focus tips certainly apply in many situations as well. Cheers!
Hey Rob thanks mate. I wish I had the Z6 sometimes, it has such fantastic video capabilities on it. Maybe next generation for me who knows? Take care and stay safe my friend 📸👍🙏
Hi Adrain how can I continously focus on my moving subject in Video mode?
Hi Valerie - unfortunately the D750 does not have the best autofocus system in video mode. You'll find it keeps losing focus continually if you try to track a subject. Nikon now has the Z6II camera which has much improved focus in photo and video modes, but there are cameras from Sony and Canon that are even better. Hope this helps you 🙏
@@adrianalfordphotography thank you so much Adrian for your reply. I really appreciated it. From this RUclips video I saw you were shooting a person when walking. May I know what mode and focus you use if I do not want to have the camera continuously refocus the subject like yours ? But your videos look awesome and I wish to create short clip like yours. Thank you 😊
Hi Valerie - I assigned Single Point auto focus to the back AE-L/AF-L button. By doing this you can leave your lens in autofocus and you don't have to switch it to manual. I prefocus my shot on the person or subject by hitting the AE-L/AF-L button, then go into record (as I did in this video) then followed my subject keeping the same distance behind her while walking. If you watch this other video I did, it'll show you how to set up the back button focus I just explained, but keep in mind I use Group Area Focus in this video instead you can just use Single Point Autofocus - hope this helps ruclips.net/video/8MxkosxdT6Y/видео.html
I recently bought a used D750 with the 50mm 1.8G to replace my ancient D80. It's a spectacular improvement in all respects but that video AF is an unexpected major disappointment, and I wish I had researched that aspect better. Unfortunately, it's just a hobby and I have not yet figured out what I exactly want to do with... so I just cannot justify spending the money to upgrade to the D780, which I understand, has video AF that's comparable to what the competition has been offering for years. Your video gives me hope that it's possible to get some great footage out of it and this purchase was worth it :)
Thanks for watching. I think this proves you can get fantastic video quality out of the D750. But as you say and I agree the autofocus is virtually unusable. If you don't mind pre focusing your shots before going into record using back button focus then it works great.
Hi, Adrian, what type of backpack are you using to store your cameras at 1:19?
That would be the LowePro backpack. Awesome for traveling and tough build. You can get it here or on the US equivalent site. amzn.to/2EAdFMF 🙏
Adrian Alford Photography Awesome Pack! Thank you, very much!
Which one is best between 6dmark ii and d750
D750, but I'm biased. Best Google that question.
How do you transfer your video and pictures to your Macbook? I am having the hardest time with this.
I have an SD card reader on the side of my Macbook. I just drag my clips or photos off the card into a folder on my desktop. I then open them up in Premiere, Lightroom or Photoshop.
This camera is only usable for video when paired with tamron 35mm 1.8 vc and tamron 40mm 1.8 vc and tamron 85mm 1.8 vc becouse all hv stablization..
You are completely 100% incorrect. The D750 can use ANY F mount lens for video, a lens does not HAVE to have image stabilisation just for video. Why would you need stabilisation on a tripod for example!
is still worth it to buy d750 this year?
Tough call. It depends on your budget. If money is tight, get a D750. If you can afford it, go for a Z6II. The D750 is awesome for stills, but the autofocus in video is ordinary. The Z6II has good stills and video. You have a bigger range of lenses you can buy for the D750 over the Z6II. Like I said tough call.
@@adrianalfordphotography is nikon Z6ii can use nikon fx/dx lens? or only z lens?
I still own mine think 3 years now maybe more lol i was just recoding with it and then when i am bout to do my second set boom it stops recording
Thank you for watching. Did it run out of battery or did it run out of the time allowed for doing a video clip? Was the memory card full? Let me know, I'm interested to see what the problem was 🙏
@@adrianalfordphotography well it was fine then my battery died and i changed it right away to a fuññy charged one as i have 2 and then noting lol it started to heat up which i found weird. Lolol i panicked and put it in the fridge when it got cold now I had to wait till it was thawed down cause the lens was foggy then it started working again so i honestly not sure what caused the issue
That's so weird? That's the first time I've heard that happening on a D750. If it overheats, just let it sit in some shade or inside somewhere and let it cool down while turned off by itself. Best not to put in fridge. It definitely sounds like there's a technical issue inside the camera that only a repairer could fix though. If your budget allows, I guess you could trade for a cheap Z6 with FTZ adaptor or Z6ii?
@@adrianalfordphotography i wont put in fridge again, i just panicked lol
How did you keep your wife in focus, did you continually hold the focus button whilst recording?
Preset focus distance, then walked at same pace behind her very steadily as seen in the video 🙏
@@adrianalfordphotography interesting thank you. Do you know of a good guide on how to do that? Never used my d750 for video
Start off standing still together. Get your focus point on back of head (manual). Go into record, then take off together at same time. Walk slowly, keep elbows tucked into rib cage holding camera steady as you gp. Kind of walk like a ninja, heel toe, heel toe.
@@adrianalfordphotography ah ok I thought you meant you did something in camera haha :) Thank you
How can I see exposure metering on video mode . .it's missing in my display 🥺
ruclips.net/video/mzOlI9SqPmE/видео.html
@@adrianalfordphotography thanks for your replay brother . But in video mode exposure meter will disappear . So what we can do?
Go into live view in video. Hit info button and cycle through until you bring up the histogram
ruclips.net/video/i5cFquU19jw/видео.html
I sold my d750 for a Z6. D750 is good for still but horrible for video.
Agree, the Z6 is better for video. Both cameras are good for stills.