Nikon Zf Beginners Guide | Set-up and How-To Use Camera Tutorial

In this video I will be covering the Nikon Zf Beginners Guide style for those looking for a much better understanding of how this extremely powerful camera works. By the end of this video, you will be confident on how to use your new camera! Gear used linked below and thanks for watching, Jay

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro
0:34 - Thanks BHPhotoVideo
0:49 - In The Box
1:40 - Inserting Battery and Memory Card
3:28 - Charging and Camera Ports
4:39 - Camera Body Overview
13:53 - Mounting A Lens
15:32 - Turning On Camera (Auto Mode)
26:18 - Program Auto Mode
32:12 - Video Mode Full Auto
33:55 - BW Mode
34:25 - Shutter Priority Mode
37:20 - Aperture Priority Mode
40:50 - Manual Mode
43:35 - Menu Sytem
1:10:31 - Closing Remarks

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[MarkBennettCameraCrisis]

If I give into my GAS and get this camera - I will be watching this video on a loop

[JohnButterill]

This is the review of the Z f I have been waiting for you covered many aspects other missed.

[jacky]

I’ve been watching a lot of zf tutorials since I bought the camera. Good explanation on the subject detection and P mode so far.

[nospam-hnxm]

Just a personal opinion here . . . Cameras with a built-in "grip" is relatively new to cameras. Back in the dark ages (mid to late-60s), when I started shooting, there was no such thing. So, those of us from that era didn't think a thing about it. To me, the grips felt clunky and awkward (and still do). So it was a real thrill for me to get this camera and be transported back some 50+ years. THIS, to me, feels like a real camera! It's like reuniting with an old and very dear friend. Oh, and in all this time, I've never dropped a camera. Knock on wood!

EDIT: By the way, this is the best tutorial video I've seen on this particular camera. Doesn't just run through the menus, but Jason shows how things work. High five, Jason!

[DavidGriffis]

This was a great introduction to the camera. I've been shooting with a back focus and an exposure lock button for years. That's an accurate but tedious way to shoot and not particularly good for moving subjects. So this explanation was very helpful in pointing me to some of the native functionality that's going to improve the way I take pictures. For me it was a 'refresher guide' and helped me learn so much. Thank you!

[pizzologsanto]

Thank You . . You’re so good at what you do !

[linokhimmedrina]

I know it is too much to ask but can you do a Seth Rogen laugh hehe

[gaprofitt]

For Photography what % of time are you in full manual?