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Inside this video, we're going to show you how the video performs on a Nikon D7000.
So let's get straight into it.
I've got here the Nikon D7000, really quite nice camera.
I actually borrowed this from my brother, so thanks very much bro to lend it to me.
But the reason why we're taking this camera for a spin is because one, you guys asked
to find out what a Nikon does and how does it perform into videos.
So this actual camera, the D7000, the Nikon D7000 allows me to be able to record videos.
1080 HD which is pretty good and in comparable to say a Canon which you know guys, I'm a
Canon fan.
That's the reason why I recommend Canon but for you guys, I'm doing this especially for
you, it records a very, very good quality video.
Now what I want to show you right now is actually how this particular camera works.
So let's take a look at what happened.
This camera has what they call the automatic focusing.
It's an advantage because the fact is that it allows it to automatically "computerly"
focus for you so you don't have to actually use your ring but it's not fast enough to
be able to do.
It actually has what they call automatic server focusing so there's an object there, it'll
actually focus on that person.
So I'm going to move it there, it'll focus on that man, I'll move it there it'll focus
on that man - which is really neat but the problem is when there's so many people, it
doesn't know where to focus on.
And that's the disadvantage of something like this.
So I still have to switch it back over to manual focus and get it to work.
What I'm really jealous about Nikon is it actually has 2/dual card slots.
Now what I mean by that is you can actually fit 2 SD cards in there and if one fills up
whether or not you're taking photos or videos, in this case we're taking videos, it will
automatically switch over to the second one.
So therefore you don't have to get interrupted while you're filming as well.
So that's a big, big advantage of having a Nikon.
But still, you know, I'll stick with the Canon.
If the Nikons didn't have external microphone then it'll be considered crap camera but this
as usual has also external microphone which you can see right there that allows you to
plug in a wireless mic.
Now what I like to do is actually I'm going to come up and take off your wireless mic.
I've taken the wireless mic of my camera man, you can see it's right here on top of it.
Haha, you don't have yours anymore and I'm going to be able to go around test this out.
So what I'm doing right now is recording directly onto this camera.
I'm going to go walk around just test out the volume and also the mic as well.
Though, I'm a bit surprised how harsh the audio recording is from the Nikon and personally,
I would record the audio on a separate recorder.
Nevertheless, its external microphone is a plus to have.
The Nikon also comes with image stability.
Most DSLR cameras that come with them actually is built-in to lens so same thing here, the
Nikon has a built-in.
What I'm going to do is I'm going to test it out right now.
It's actually called VR on Nikon and I've turned it actually off so we're going to go
for a walk and to test out and see what it feels like.
I've got it also on automatic focus and while walking as well, I'm trying to hold the camera
as steady as I can.
And it actually does pretty well without the image stability on and it's picking out a
bit of vibrations but you know, it happens when you don't have it on.
Now I'm going to stop this - and I'm going to also switch on image stabilization back
on which is VR here.
And we're going to go test it out as well.
So let's test it out to see what image stabilization is with it on.
So image stabilization on is not too - too much difference but I think once you actually
watch it out on the video or edit on the video, you will actually see the difference.
So this is with the image stabilization on and we're walking around through the station
to check it out and it's going pretty well right now.
So I think having image stabilization on is a lot better that not on at all.
Apart from Nikon's harsh sound recording from the external microphone, there's actually
quite a lot to like about this camera.
It's got the automatic focusing function built-in to the camera and it's great for video if
it's just one person being filmed.
Having a dual memory card slot is a plus as well especially when recording video and we
know videos take up a lot of space.
After taking the Nikon for a few tests, I'm quite impressed for its video mode though
I still find the Canon a lot more user-friendly.
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