Nikon D7200 Basic Video Recording Operation

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  • Nikon D7200
    • Basic video recording operation
      • 1 Check settings for video recording
        • 1.1 Press the menu button
        • 1.2 Select the Movie Shooting Menu
        • 1.3 Set Frame Size / Frame Rate
          • 1.3.1 1920 × 1080; 30p
        • 1.4 Set Movie Quality
          • 1.4.1 Normal
        • 1.5 Set Image area
          • 1.5.1 1.3× (18×12)
      • 2 Start recording
        • 2.1 Rotate the live view selector to the movie camera icon
        • 2.2 Press the "Lv" button
        • 2.3 Set mode dial to Auto
        • 2.4 Frame the shot and focus
        • 2.5 Press the movie-record button to start recording
      • 3 End recording
        • 3.1 Press the movie-record button again to end recording
        • 3.2 Press the a "Lv" button to exit live view
      • 4 Playing back videos
        • 4.1 Press the Play back button
        • 4.2 Press left / right selector buttons to select video
        • 4.3 Press "ok" to start video playback
    • Next action (to be covered in class)
      • Manual mode
        • Focus
        • Exposure
        • White balance
    • D7200UM_HK(En)02.pdf
      Link:download.nikonimglib.com/archive2/wyarc00WDIiy01oOTBB53e15QJ51/D7200UM_HK(En)02.pdf
    • VideoLane.com
      Link:www.videolane.com


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