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hey what's up YouTube it's Matt here
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again from Filter grade and today I'm
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going to be teaching you a little bit
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about how to change your image quality
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and sizing settings on the Nikon
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d750 this is a question I've gotten
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asked a few times in the past and it's
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really helpful to know how to do it so
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that once you get on set or once you go
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out in the field with your camera you
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know exactly what what size media you're
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shooting at and how to change it if you
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want to get it into a new setting
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there's a few different options between
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raw and jpeg and within those two
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there's also Sub sub um file sizes and
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file options that you can choose through
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some even allow you to shoot both nef
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which is the raw Nikon format and JPEG
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file format in the same time so you get
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both of them that way it's a little bit
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easier to preview your images with the
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jpeg file and then you still have the
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high quality editing abilities with the
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the nef raw file if you want to but
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let's go ahead and get into it and I'll
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show you how to how to find and change
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this file settings in your Nikon
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d750 all right so now that we're all set
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up with the camera you're going to want
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to go ahead and first start by turning
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the camera on and then you're going to
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menu once you get into menu then you're
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going to see all these different options
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and on the left side you'll see this is
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where the photo tab is this one is for
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movie shooting this one it's just custom
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settings and there's a whole lot of
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different different options to play
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around with here but you're going to
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want to go into the photo shooting menu
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then select to the right click on image
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here and go ahead and click on that and
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then you'll see a list of different
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options for what exactly you want to be
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shooting in um this is what I was
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talking about before if you want to
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shoot in raw mode and really fine jpeg
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mode um you can do it at the same time
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so that you get both file formats or if
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you want to break it down you can shoot
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individually in raw you can shoot in
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jpeg fine jpeg normal or jpeg basic or
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you can even do jpeg normal with raw or
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jpeg basic with raw right now I've just
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been shooting with raw files um this is
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normally what I do for client projects
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and it just provides better editing and
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I don't also have to have the JPEG but
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if you need both it's very simple if you
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want to change it up to here just click
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on neall and J Peg and you get both file
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formats which is really great and if you
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just want to shoot in jpeg you can click
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any of these ones as well so really it
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just depends on what you're going to be
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shooting and if you need the raw
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capabilities for when you go into post
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production but that's more um up to you
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and up to whichever project you're
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working on but for me I usually just
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like to shoot in normal um raw quality
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that way when I do get into post
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production I can always do different
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styles of editing and really push my
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images to to the maximum extent so if
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you have any questions feel free to let
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us know in the comments below we'll get
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back to you as soon as possible but I
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hope this T tutorial helped out and
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thanks so much guys have a good
