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I decided to upgrade my DSLR recently from a very serviceable D3000 and I had a few criteria I was looking at. Once I am able to buy a couple of spares, this will not matter. It's NOT terrible by any means, but I feel it could be better. The ONLY drawback, and it is a relatively minor one, is battery life. I LOVE it and will only like it better as I become more familiar with all the settings and options. Not too many DSLR's can offer that kind of diversity with relatively little user input. One selling point that really proved to be a wise "test" for a new camera is that my wife, a point-and-shoot veteran but DSLR newcomer, can pick it up, turn it on and literally point and shoot and capture STELLAR images in Auto and Scene modes.
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I have captured some great photos using Auto and Scene modes, and also been able to flip to Manual mode and manipulate the shots. The menus and options, while plentiful, are intuitive and easy to manipulate. It is smaller in the hand than the D2/D3, but has a SOLID feel and nice weight that doesn't tire you out. I had a D2H for a few months, and have used a D3 several times, but this is the first DSLR of my own. Not exactly what I’d expected.I am admittedly a newcomer to the DSLR. Just like ‘real’ photography! Having spent nearly 6 months looking at myself all day, I’ve painfully learnt a shed load about lighting. Getting decent (a good amount) light onto the subject improves any video conferencing camera’s image. Notwithstanding the camera gear bit, by far the most important bit is lighting. So yes, I am an advocate now for high quality AV meetings and providers like Zoom, MS Teams and Cisco Webex have made it possible at the consumer point too. Couldn’t fix that little problem but being based in the UK, we have the best of it when setting up global meetings It was extraordinarily expensive to do but paid for itself in saved flight costs not to mention time and stress and crazy reduced carbon emissions. It was strangely effective to the point that you easily forgot the guys on the screen wall were not in the same room. Physically identical in every respect in every office across the globe and with very good cameras and audio and low latency communication. In a previous company, we had set up true Tele-presence rooms. Sure enough, it’s not something that others can’t copy but I’ll take every advantage I can get Not to mention it’s just so much easier to interact with friend and colleagues too and that reduces fatigue and stress too during a regular working day. We are all different of course, for me, plug in a dedicated device designed for the role and be up and running in seconds 'blows away' trying to force a Nikon DSLR into this role.įor my use in working remotely with clients (some of whom we have now never met physically) on projects, I and my colleagues have found it as important to present a professional image as ever it was to fly to other continents and dress up in suits and ties! It has been a real differentiator. Well, maybe Richard - but who really cares about image quality in a webcam? A bit of Skyping or Zooming. (Current running Z6 and D3300 for web conferencing purposes.) DSLR in body mics are pants (Especially when fans are spinning hard) so expect to need a separate external mic to plug into the mic input on the camera.
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Ok if your laptop is reasonably new but older kit often can’t really keep up and it will run fans full a lot of the time and/or will drop frames.
Video processing is quite processor intensive. In the end, having gone through a good deal of Lockdown experimentation time I found that DSLR or mirrorless are the ‘best’ solution but I also found (pre-Nikon s/w for webcam) that simple h/w HDMI to USB converters were a good solution even if you do need to buy them.įor the OP, do be a bit beware of sw only solutions. Yeah, there is some a hassle factor in the initial setup but once done, it’s done and you forget about it. Lens is better than the webcams but these babies run really hot even without a battery (usb powered with HDMI) and don’t natively do USB video output easily either. I’d suggest not again (been there, tried that too). Personally I could not be bothered with the hassle of setting up a DSLR to do this job. You can buy better ones such as Hero7 by Gopro. Sony RX100iii), DX or, best a FF sensor simply blows them away. I used to think this too until I tried in in Lockdown.
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Why not buy a proper webcam? Just plug it in to a USB port on a Windows 10 computer and off you go.
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Hello, after having read this good article on Dpreview: Nikon releases beta Webcam Utility for Windows with support for select DSLR, mirrorless cameras I've started a search to find how to use my Nikon D7000 as a webcam alone or with applications as: Streamyard, Skype, etc.