I review an educational game about eating (numbers that is). Recorded with the Nikon D3200 and it's crappy kit lens. Follow Me on Twitter:twitter.com
This is a review of my brand new Nikon D3200. This video will talk about the specs of the camera, and as well, what I think about it. It will also show example photos and videos that I took with the camera. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Kogan Buying Link: tinyurl.com Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: twitter.com Instagram: @djDeeano Kik: YourResidentWigger ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Review: Nikon D3200 Review: Nikon D3200 Review: Nikon D3200
(Test video - Nikon D3200) Here's a short video of a few moments I captured on my recent trip to Iraq, I was just trying out my new camera. I didn't take the tripod when I filmed these so I apologise for it being so shaky.
This is a visual effects test shot I've done. It was made mostly with Adobe After Effects CS6. It was shot with the Nikon D3200 and a 24 - 120mm Lens around the commercial drive area in East Vancouver British Columbia. www.nucleadonkey.com
I put together the diy build for the slider from Film Riot. (link below) I just played around with a bit to see what it was like. Forgive the junky bedroom, I didn't vacuum before I filmed. www.youtube.com
The Nikon D3200 is a new lighter DSLR but doesn't lack any powerful feature expected from a DSLR camera. With 24 megapixels, 1080p video with stereo sound and wireless connectivy, the Nikon D3200 camera is a great addition to any DSLR enthusiast's collection. For great camera deals, visit your local Harvey Norman store this Snap 'n' Print Saturday or visit us online www.harveynorman.com.au
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