Steven doing some laps at his private track in Windsor, Ontario. RIDER: Steven Ondejko #64 QUAD: 2011 Can-Am DS 450 X MX QUAD SPECS: Motoworks sr4 G2 full exhaust, Goldspeed tires, Lonestar 50" Axcaliber Pro axle, Revalved suspension, Custom SSi Graphics, BCS intake with oversized K&N filter, Rath bumper, Renthal handle bars. CAMERA: Nikon D3200 & GoPro Hero2 GoPro SETTINGS: 720p @ 60fps GoPro MOUNTS: Helmet Mount, Roll Bar Mount.Длительность: 2:41
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Discover how the EOS 650D allows you to capture your vision -- whether you're taking simple food shots, or documenting your adventures. With a host of advanced features and functions, shooting photographs or Full HD movies is always a pleasure -- where you get no less than expressive, clear imagery, always.
Photos of the trip here! picasaweb.google.com Thanks to the Kempson Rosedale Trust for supporting us and giving us the grant that made this trip possible! Team AF take a trip across Europe, in grandmother-type-cars with only enough money for fuel and beans for two weeks! We did this trip in support of ActionAid, so please check out the work they do! www.actionaid.org.uk We trekked it across the South Alps through France, Switzerland and Italy, hitting rivers, rock and some kick ass roads. Special thanks to The Kempson Rosedale Trust for funding half the travel. These guys were crackin' and let us use their music; check 'em out! RJD2 Camo and Krooked TheCaptainMan ---Check them out!--- Team AF are Jamie Prout Mike Richardson Jack Atkins Harry Shakeshaft Tim/Tom Bolton Filmed on a Canon 600D, Nikon D5100 and Nikon D3200
www.tracyandmatt.co.uk Matt gets himself a new DSLR camera, the D3200 from Nikon. In this video we get to see it unboxed and tour the hardware.
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This is my first time using slider dslr - Nikon d3200 + 15mm Sigma - Lumix GX1 + 14mm - Tripod and Slider Cathedral Jakarta - Indonesia
Nikon D3200: Full time auto focus performance and noise 18-55mm at 18mm no mic - 1:12 18-55mm at 55mm no mic - 1:56 18-55mm at 18mm with ME-1 mic - 2:40 18-55mm at 55mm with ME-1 mic - 3:24 18-200mm at 18mm no mic - 4:08 18-200mm at 200mm no mic - 4:52 18-200mm at 18mm with ME-1 mic - 5:37 18-200mm at 200mm with ME-1 mic - 6:21 Those eight video samples recorded with the Nikon D3200 test it's ability to maintain focus in the full time auto focus mode and show not only the noise/sound produced by the lens while the camera does this, but it also shows the difference in noise generated by the 18-55mm lens and it's external focus AF-S system and the 18-200mm lens and it's internal focus (IF) AF-S system. I also test the ME-1 Stereo Microphone and find out how much less noise from focusing is picked up while using this microphone attached to the camera. I also show how to activate and disable the full time auto focus function and I show how to pick your favorite focus option whether it be AF-S Single Servo AF, AF-F Continuous Full Time Servo AF, or MF Manual Focus. The Vibration Reduction (VR) function of the lenses is active during this entire video. It is a fantastic function and works quite well to stabilize the image. My dog is a yellow lab and she will be 12 years old this September (she was born in September, 2000) Lenses: Nikkor 18-55m AF-S VR 3.5-5.6G Lens Nikkor 18-200mm AF-S VR II 3.5-5.6G ED Lens Mic used: Nikon ME-1 Stereo Microphone 3.5mm Jack This video was <b>...</b>
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Nikon D3200 Crash Course now available for download. Go to the following link for more info and how to purchase: michaelthemaven.com In this video Michael gives an overview of the D3200's external buttons.
www.BlueCraneDigital.com In order to capture the cleanest image possible you need to understand which ISO speed is appropriate for the shooting situation at hand. This short clip is from our ninety-five minute training DVD on the Nikon D3200. It demonstrates how to manage the D3200's ISO feature. The concepts outlined in this clip help build a foundation for exploring more advanced topics discussed later in the presentation. Our Basic Control training DVD on the D3200 is also available as either a streamable video or digital download. These media formats can be viewed from your computer or mobile device. Visit our website for more detailed information. http
