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D7000 Video Settings And Discussion

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  • Started 2 years ago by NikoDoby
  • Latest reply from rickbass
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  1. rickbass

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    Hello all,

    I need some serious advice as I'm kind of beside myself on this issue. My D7000 seems to generate an excessive amount of noise when filming in low light... at least it seems like it is excessive compared to other test clips I've seen. It only affects video and not still photography.

    I'm shooting with the following gear/settings:

    Nikkor 35mm
    Aperature: F1.8
    Shutter: 1/50
    ISO: 100
    White Balance: Auto

    Here's a sample of the issue. Though, what appears on Vimeo does not seem as bad so I've provided a download link to the video as well.

    [+] Embed the video | Video DownloadGet the Flash Video
    Text-Link:
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    or you can download the clip via Dropbox (67mb): http://dl.dropbox.com/u/5431419/DSC_9353.MOV

    Thanks so much for any advice and suggestions!

    Posted 1 year ago #

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