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hey everyone it's Mike here from Filter
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grade and today I want to break down a
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super simple topic of how to start
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shooting movies with your Nikon
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D50 okay let's get into it start by
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turning your camera on and then look for
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the LV button for live Shooting mode
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when you turn it on you may be in photo
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shooting mode which is the top setting
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switch this up and now you're in movie
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shooting mode you'll be able to tell
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because this icon is here and you can
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also see the settings of your project
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right there once you're here you can
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adjust a lot of settings from this
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screen you have all of your exposure
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settings at the bottom here shutter
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speed uh aperture and ISO to adjust
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these follow these steps for shutter
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speed move the front tile for aperture
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tile for ISO hold down the iso button up
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here and then move the back
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once you're happy with these you can
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move on to the next step which is
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focus we're going to go over the
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different Focus modes now to access
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these you click on the left here and you
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hold the focus button the focus mode
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button down once you hold it down you'll
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see the icon light up yellow up here
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this means you can change the settings
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if you're an AFS that's for a stationary
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subject if you're an AFF that's for a
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moving object determine between the two
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of them and then leave
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it once you choose that the second set
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of settings is for Focus area or AF area
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modes for these you have four options
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normal which means you get to select the
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point based off of this little icon
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right here if your AF is off you won't
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be able to do it by touching the screen
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you'll have to use the dial so turn this
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on and now you can see I can change the
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focus by just tapping somewhere on the
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screen the next option is oops wrong way
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the next option is AF wide for this it's
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for Landscapes and other broad subject
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points you can still tap around but it's
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for much broader Focus as opposed to
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section after that you have face
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priority which is for subjects and
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portraits and then the last setting is
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subject tracker as you can see you have
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a box right here tap somewhere and then
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the focus will stay there the entire
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video As you move around
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the camera does its best to track it
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it's not always super accurate though so
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use this with discretion I typically
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shoot in normal that way I have all the
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control to just tap somewhere and it
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will F and then I can change it as I
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along the next settings we're going to
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work on start with this I button right
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here click that and then you'll see a
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bunch of different options first you can
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choose image area then you can choose
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the frame size frame rate
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we're going to skip quality because we
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choose that in the frame size and frame
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rate you can't adjust active delighting
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when you're in live mode the microphone
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the microphone sensitivity is another
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option if you're recording
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audio then you have an
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attenuator you can turn that on or off
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frequency response wind noise reduction
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choose the destination of where your
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footage will go change your monitor
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multi selector power apture which I've
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used multi selector exposure comp
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highlight display and then headphone
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volume you don't typically need all
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these settings but it's good to know
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where to get them in case you want to
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change one of them click the I icon
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again to turn it off now we're ready to
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shoot to start recording click the red
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once you're done tap it again and then
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the recording will end to play it back
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make sure you're in live mode and then
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click the play button up here now you
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can view your clips and see what you
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like what you don't like and keep
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shooting that should cover everything
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there is to know about the basics of
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shooting movies with your Nikon d850
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there's definitely more we can go into
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but I wanted to keep this tutorial
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simple so it'd be easy for you to get
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if we went over anything too quickly or
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if it was kind of hard to understand
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just leave a comment below we're happy
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to help you out next week we're going to
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be talking about how to shoot live mode
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for photos with the same camera thanks
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for watching and be sure to subscribe so
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