ryan06
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I just got a Nikon D7000. I'm a film and video major, with a hobby in Photography. HDSLR's are becoming more and more popular in filmmaking.
So, I just have the cards I used with my old D40x, I believe just standard Class 2 cards. I've seen a LOT of test footage from the D7000 and my footage just doesn't amount to what I'm seeing.
I do believe Class 4 cards, and higher, are really meant for video recording...and I'm thinking this is the case for my "lower quality" 1080p footage. I'm assuming having at least a Class 4 card will improve video quality (assuming proper lighting conditions)? I've shot in 720p 24fps HQ and 1080p 24fps HQ. 720p HQ will record at about 16 mb/s and 1080p HQ will record at about 25 mb/s bitrate...the modes really look about the same quality wise.
Any suggestions on using the proper card for video recording?
I'm still learning all about this camera, but have a decent grasp on it so far.
Thanks for the help and advice!
So, I just have the cards I used with my old D40x, I believe just standard Class 2 cards. I've seen a LOT of test footage from the D7000 and my footage just doesn't amount to what I'm seeing.
I do believe Class 4 cards, and higher, are really meant for video recording...and I'm thinking this is the case for my "lower quality" 1080p footage. I'm assuming having at least a Class 4 card will improve video quality (assuming proper lighting conditions)? I've shot in 720p 24fps HQ and 1080p 24fps HQ. 720p HQ will record at about 16 mb/s and 1080p HQ will record at about 25 mb/s bitrate...the modes really look about the same quality wise.
Any suggestions on using the proper card for video recording?
I'm still learning all about this camera, but have a decent grasp on it so far.
Thanks for the help and advice!