don't buy a Nikon d750 or really any Nikon DSLR for any video work. The cameras er quite good for photos. But god no, they are so bad for video. You should much rather go for sony's aps-c or fullframe cameras, or even some canon. Then buy and 85mm lens for the sony or canon.
Yes I agree, I dont recommend my nikon d750 as a video camera. My camera was originally for photos, and then i transitioned for to video and kept using the same gear. For people getting a camera for dancing id definitely go for a sony or canon with the same 85mm lens
Yes I agree, i go over that the camera is less important than the lens. And lighting is definitely important, but if you don’t an 85mm lens your videos wont have the same look as mine. (Which is a preference, but thats what I go over)
The title of the video does not correspond to reality.You definitely DON'T need a Nikon to shoot dance videos. And especially you DON'T need an 85mm lens. Only: Sony, Fujifilm, Panasonic Only: 14-50mm lens for dance video
So I don’t use a phone to make my shorts videos, I use the camera and lens in the video. (I don’t recommend getting the camera that I use, but I DO recommend an 85mm lens)
dude...dont recomend any nikon dslr even the z series ...unless its the z9(lol) FOR VIDEO.....please delete this video many new people to video will watch it and go buy it.....i can think of 50 better cameras for video of any type than any nikon dslr....please people dont listen to this dude...... unless you do family videos
Like I said in the video I actually DON’T recommend the nikon that I use. I use it because I started off creating photos first so I kept using it for my videos, I DO remember the lens that I use however (whether its nikon or any other brand)
@@DimaSergeychik dude you are showing to a video and you talk about it ....make another one where you recomend a proper camera for video.... new people in the field wont understand what you say....such a confussing video....
@@sardanapalos nah, he wasn't lieing, he went through all this to make a good video for people to help and you because you disagree on his camera choice youre gonna shit on it. If you think that's better, than I hope that when you work hard to create something that someone shits on it. Bc apparently that's the better thing to do. He was talking about the lens and not the camera anyway, you didn't even actually watch the video. You don't realize how much work it takes to make RU-vid video, how long it takes the edit, the actual recording process, and then he goes outside to show you the actual results and you want to tell him to delete the video. It's selfish. You can tell how hard he worked to make this video enjoyable and informative. If you disagree, just say that, recommend a better camera to him KINDLY or at least be polite and go on about your day. If you can do so much better, I wanna see you do a camera review.
