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Best in-camera 4K video settings for Nikon Z6 and Z6 II
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2020
- With the following settings we get the best in-camera 4K out of Nikon Z6 and Z6 II without using external recorders. - BRILLIANT VIDEO MATERIAL EXPLAINED STEP BY STEP.
Written manual on my website: pixelfriedhof....
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Written manual on my website: pixelfriedhof.com/en/nikon-z6-and-z6-ii-in-camera-4k-video-settings-best-practise-explained-step-by-step/
My favorite video lens with continuous light intensity: geni.us/so5sx9S (Amazon Affiliate Link)
SD memory card for video: geni.us/XbNW (Amazon Affiliate Link)
Great video exactly what I was looking for. I had several questions this video answered them all. Thanks
What's the best lens to start with
Active d lighting set to Normal gives you much better videos even on high in hi dynamic range situations it will boost the shadows it's like an hdr video mode and is very useful if your not shoot raw.
Thank you for this. Easy to Follow
You're welcome
@@PixelfriedhofTutorials i also observed yesterday that if i turned on the electronic VR for movie, the footage looks jello. There is some wave movement. I made comparison from simply keeping the IBIS and turning on the electric VR. IBIS looked better. I decided to turn the electronic VR off after finding out. But it was worth the try after watching your video.
Thanks for the video and can you please tell the tripod u used for mounting camera........
Hi! In this video the camera is mounted to the „Rollei Compact Traveller Mini M 1“ This tripod is great for city trips or travelling when having less space available. Link to the tripod: geni.us/hrH7iQB (Amazon Afiliate Link)
@@PixelfriedhofTutorials Thank you very much.......
hi..haw to set Z6II how to set the display histogram for exposure and sound monitoring to see the volume and battery level
I tried and I don't succeed, if I press the display button or I have a hystogram but I can't see the sound volume and vice versa..tx
Hi, when using external features on the Nikon Z6 II, can we record 10 bit in 4k 60 fps?
Enjoyable video. Need to set my Z6 to start recording more video so it’s helpful. I have Rode VideMicro and is there anythng special I need to do to get decent sound out of it? Thanks.
Im using the same mic. Good results with automatic or manual mic controls.
Nice, i heard you say: there are some differences when shooting external, if I use a MF lens, could you please tell me the difference (besides NLog & proresRaw) thnx so much
Great video for video quality. I will definitely look somewhere else for sound quality :)
I have a problem trying to get my NIKON 6ii into 4K 60 fps mode. The 60 FPS, and 50 FPS mode are greyed out, even though I am on Firmware 1.10 What do I need to change in the settings to be chosen ?
I forgot that my Elgato Cam Pro is maxed out at 4K 30 fps, and that's why the other options cannot be selected.
Great video, i do not see much people explaining so good, specially Nikon Z6ii, I am planning to get one. Which prime should i go for first? I am not a professional shooter, love photography as well travel video making is one of the purpose. 35 50
Hi Aritra,
thanks for the compliment!
Since today I own the Nikon Nikkor Z 24-70mm 2.8.
The 24-70's have always been my top choice for video. But I love that lebs in particular because of it's very low focus noise. Go here and see my latest video for this: Comparing Focus Noise: Nikon Z-Mount Nikkor 24-70 vs. Sigma 24-70 with FTZ-adapter - quiet vs loud!
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tell me this stand name
Hi - Just tried my first video of a very intense lightning storm in the evening. I used a Z6ii with the settings given in the video and a Nikon 14-24 lens. The only thing I can not remember is if I had it set to manual. Also, I use back button focus. That said I noticed that the camera kept refocusing while it shot the video. I noticed this too happened while shooting with my cell phone. Any ideas what caused the refocusing? The sudden changes from light to dark? Or, did I neglect a setting? Thank you!
Yeah, try setting Focus mode to AF-S instead of AF-C or AF-F. Should solve the problem.
good one
You're welcome. Happy to see this tutorial helped!
Very useful.
4:02 cloudy is not a flat profile. It's just a kelvin preset ...
Tell me this tripod stand name sir
Rollei M 1 Mini
Why my cam is record just 29.59 minutes ?
1080/60 f
Because after that the sensor would overheat.
@@PixelfriedhofTutorials overheat on 1080/60? So What about 4k
Same at 4K.
Max recording time 30 minutes
Why would you recommend 1/60 as a shutter speed when in Europe? Unless you only shoot outside I would stay away from that setting
I guess with „Europe“ you try to refer to the main power grid and some effects that can cause image interference depending on if the power grid runs on 50 or 60 Hz, right?
Ok, I try to explain why this doesn't matter at least for me.
Here in Germany the power grid runs on 50 Hz. If you have a classic lightbulb and you shoot with 1/60 shutterspeed you get flickering. So far you are right.
Nowadays classic lightbulbs are quite rare. LED is the new normal. LED drivers are transforming power before letting energy hit the Diode. This leads to strange effects, that differ from device to device. I've seen transformed LEDs flicker at 30p or at 25p, allthough the power grid was always 50 Hz. If I film video and notice a flickering in the viewfinder, I change the shutterspeed so little that flickering stops but 1/60 is my default starting point. Why?
Because I see my video from the viewers perspective. 30p or 60p is standard and gives best results and wide acceptance in editing. I want the production to later to run in smooth 30p or 60p everywhere in the world.
I can easily integrate 2 shots of 1/50 because of anti flicker into a 30 minute 60p video without anyone noticing it.
@@PixelfriedhofTutorials that makes Some sense. The 50 hz power grid is exactly why i responded to your video, which is great by the way. Never experienced this phenomenon of the Led lights myself but must admit i occassionally change the shutterspeed of my camera to eliminatie flicker. But mostly 1/50 increments though