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Nikon D7000
Does anyone have any experience editing video from the Nikon D7000 in FCP X? I’ve just purchased this DSLR for my photo work, however I’m interested in its video capability. I understand that the video can’t be edited right out of the camera. Any suggestions for transcoding?
One nice benefit of the D7000 is that I can use my vintage Nikkor lenses – metering and focus assist are available for non CPU Nikkor lenses.
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You simply optimize the video when you import. That converts it.
All the best,
Tom
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That easy, huh? I had visions of arcane settings in Compressor or MPEg Streamclip 🙂 Thanks Tom.
– Gerry
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FCP X can also use the D7000 footage straight out of the camera if you wish. I shoot about 90% of my footage with my D7000. I usually only transcode it if I’m mixing it with footage from other cameras or dropping it into Adobe Premiere.
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Limited experience so far, but I have had no problem simply importing the mov files without optimizing. Of course the clips have no time code, so they all start at 0.
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Thanks for the replies. I will have to run tests.
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