Right!

Thanks so much champ!

That is a great tip. especially for portrait days!

With ftz or ftz-ii Adapter or ?

Thanks for that!

Glad it helped!

I do mostly have it set off but I had been shooting a scene at 12800 iso and wanted a little help haha. Good tip though!

Jasin Boland ah OK that makes sense! Haha. Keep safe mate. Looking forward to your online talk at the Nikon School UK on Thursday.

Yeah it was something that I started with the D800 way back when and it was like throwing on a turbo charger!

There’s a new one Chad

They are a great place to start, I hope you love it!

awesome!

Thank you!

Thats a fantastic feature!

You are nearly correct. I use the Nikon software so my changes are held plus I see through the viewfinder and the screen those same changes.

Actually, if you import into Lightroom, and have it to read camera settings in preferences, it'll show it as close to as it was on the back of the camera, depending on settings, the colour profile, light, saturation, colour, sharpening, noise reduction and even lens corrections are read (At least with the Z6II)

Thank you!

Glad you enjoyed it champ!

Oh man I’m no KZfaq entertainer just a humble photographer.

@@JasinBoland yeah, that's just a suggestion for your future videos. Thanks for the hints. It really did help a lot

On the Z6II I have this option yes.

Thank you too!

I was wondering that haha

You're welcome

Thanks John I don’t get those sounds. There’s a very small sound turning the camera on and off but you wouldn’t do that in the middle of a take anyhow.

@@JasinBoland Cheers!

Agreed John! We get the noises going into and out of standby. The solution is to change the standby delays...Jasin’s was longer than default, as you probably noticed.

Oh man, thats a hard one, I am keeping my D850 over my D5/6's but more out of nostalgia and being able to use the slide copier. Once you start using you Z7 II you wont take another body out of the bag. The most important thing is the invest in all the S glass you can, it's phenomenal and as amazing as the f mount lenses are there's just a little something more special in them.

Thanks for the reply Jason. My initial plan, to offset the cost of the new mirrorless, was to sell my D750 and D850. I love my D850 and it's been my workhorse as a travel photographer. I chose the mirrorless for it's lightweight. My experience in Europe in October proved to my carrying about 40 pounds of cameras and lenses takes a toll. Yes, I have many F mount lenses including the trinity 2.8's. I will start with the Z24-200. I will have the FTZii adaptor for my F mounts. I think I'll work with the Z7ii until I'm comfortable with it. If I feel it''s a good fit, I'll sell my D850. If all goes according to plan, I'll sell of some of my F mount lenses and invest in the Z series. Our trip to the South Pacific, New Zealand and Australia is scheduled for October. Here's hoping all is open up by then....Thanks for your help with initial settings.

1.61 is the current

what the cine camera is shooting at

I use the Nikon software so the changes are permanent for me when I convert to tiff for editing

@@JasinBoland thanks Jason!! That I did not know. ..

Thomas Mlodzinski the beauty of proprietary software...

You know I could organise that!

Shoot manual and use your eye to make quick decisions on exposure

Wow, thanks! Thats very cool!

sRGB gives you a more accurate rendering from Monitor to print. It also gives a more consistent colour due to the smaller spectrum I believe.

It will be in movie menu.

@@JasinBoland you can give me a photo or name menu exatly i dont see this optionos

@@JasinBoland I havent this options

That’s so weird. Did you check your settings are identical and you used the same lens?

You most likely have the screen and evf brightness turned down

Are you trying to activate your HS sync (shutter speeds past 1/200) on your x-pro trigger? If so, set your Z6 to 1/200, then make sure that you have the x pro trigger set for hs sync. The Z6 top setting for flash sync speed is the 1/200* setting and so that is as high as you can go. One other tip with xpro trigger is to set you min sync speed to 30 seconds on the z6. The reason to do that, is that if your shutter speed falls below 1/60th, your flash will still work. Obviously you would turn that to 1/60 if you need to freeze action, but I have found in shooting events and weddings that I need to use longer shutter speeds sometimes , and would forget that my flash would not go off below the 1/60 of a second. cheers

My pleasure, I hope some of them work for you.

not sure why you want to shoot it not in DX mode. If the lens is a DX lens it converts auto. If you use an FX lens you can change manually to DX mode.

I only ever use manual exposure. Take a look further into the video I talk about that. I also talk about it more on my latest video. Thanks for watching!

Hi @DJ Teknovibe, were you able to get your answer? Are you referring to when you are at aperture priority where it is more exposed as opposed to when using manual with having the same settings? Thanks!

@@mikocagampan If you use the same settings the camera should expose the image the same whatever mode you're using.

If u have capatible 4k monitor who shown actually range 14bit trillium colours.go with 14 bit . Number 2 digit difference is huge then explore

Very possible but 12 bit speeds the camera up

I'm sure you just toggled the monitor off

thanks, looks like I pressed on the monitor/viewfinder switch on the left

I use Nikon view nxi so my settings are kept. I can then convert to tiff to do additional editing in PS. I hope that helps.

@@JasinBoland Nikon software can process the Picture Controls information. Thank you for clarifying your workflow.

Patrizio d'Alessandro mu pleasure

Just google the nikon download page and you will find it there

I was trying to figure out some focus issues I’m having with my z6ii and ran across your comment. I am having a horrible time with this camera. I’ve tried different lenses and different focus modes and the focus is just not what it should be. I’ve used the adapter and also a z lens and it doesn’t matter. Low light is horrible.

@@FastPawz My low light auto focus has improved by using some tricks. I am sure you might have also used few of them. For example: (1) menu settings #a11, low light AF, on, (2) do not underexpose more than two stops if possible (3) use single servo AF (4) if focusing in ultra low light use pinpoint AF in single servo which use contrast detection AF instead of Phase detect. (5) for moving subject use shutter speed more than 1/200. My z lens focused faster than F mount g lens. But I think I will have to live with it. I still love my D750 but I am spoiled by eyedetect AF.

Wow that's such a shame, are you on the current firmware. Mine works great!

Really great tips!

+1 for hue

Try manual focus.

Sorry I can't help with strobe.

while shooting or reviewing?

@@JasinBoland After I take a photo, the photo taken stays in the EVF till I either press the shutter button or change shutter speed.

@@raysanders332 you have image review turned on

I make that very clear in the video and how to implement those settings in other software

Zee Zed, I don’t care how you say it as long as you use it.

I was sharing the setting I use for a film set and I do say this setup may not be for everyone.

sRGB gives you a more accurate rendering from Monitor to print.