Nikon D7200 Tutorial

[@susanmargeson7420]

I am not a student of your class. I am self teaching -- me. Your instruction is very clear, concise, informative. Thank you. I have been trying to understand number sequencing, being able to go from 1-9999... poor information available. Thank you again from the older retired student.

[@weslake1330]

I purchased a D7200 yesterday as my first digital SLR and found your tutorial extremly informative and useful. There were a number of settings I wanted to change but hadn't worked out how to, from browsing the user guide, but your tutorial got me there straightaway. Many thanks indeed.

[@lisalove3917]

So calm, and easy to understand. Thank you :) You are truly a gift as an instructor. I just upgraded from the D5100 - and this was a huge step for me. Thanks for the help!

[@YurmanVisuals]

Thanks so much!

[@Honorsfalls]

Very helpful. I have been making images for a real long time, but just got the D7200, upgraded from D90, and found this tutorial instructive. Your students are fortunate to have you as their educator.

[@YurmanVisuals]

+John O'Connell thanks very much. I hope you enjoy the camera. It's a big step up from the D90.

[@saeed904]

I can get my hair cut if

[@laurenj1052]

I’m so glad I clicked on this channel! He explained everything so well.

[@johannschuck7584]

Excellent video! The best I've ever seen for the Nikon D7200. Congratulations!

[@patticorley3552]

Most clear explanation EVER!! I've taken two on line classes each of them several hours long. I finally "get it" now!

[@YurmanVisuals]

Thanks! Glad it worked for you.

[@mwsteffen]

I'm not a student but enjoyed your presentation very much

[@fredluhn7132]

FANTASTIC video presented in a wonderfully warm and inviting way. I was a film photographer almost 40 years ago and have recently purchased a Nikon D-7200 to "get back into" my long forgotten hobby/passion. Your presentation was EXCELLENT! Thank you.

[@CapturedByKen]

I currently have been using the D5300 for a few years now for work and side jobs, The 7200 will be here Monday and I'm SO excited to get started with it ...I honestly think I'm addicted to anything that has to do with photography haha

[@supafly208]

Very informative. Great speaking voice. Smooth editing. Calm lecture. 10/10. Thank you.

[@102greenlight]

I'm thinking about buying the 7200 and this tutorial really helped me to understand the camera and make up my mind. Very professional and helpful. Thanks

[@ericmiller7724]

I just upgraded from an older entry model to this camera. Watching your videos while I wait for it to arrive has helped familiarize me with the key menus/button locations etc. Thanks!

[@JSAKMEDIA]

See you don't have many views but I promise you this is probably the best information I have gotten about any camera and camera information from anybody. Even the most famous KZbinrs and you gave me the best information

[@mervynpatterson7164]

I am not a stud Eden’s but I found your tuition on the Nikon 7200 very easy to follow and helped me a great deal to use my camera.Many thanks

[@jong628]

This is a great and concise instruction for this camera. I got mine only 2 days ago and am just starting to get used to it. Thank you so much. I agree with the previous comment, your students are lucky to have you, and so are the internet masses. Nikon should give you commission.

[@ianphipps8965]

This is an outstanding tutorial, particularly good for those of us that struggle

[@bharathsurs]

BEST EVER tutorial I have watched..Thank you, sir !

[@VinceChepkwony]

I have watched many tutorials for D7200 but this is the best, so simple and easy to understand

[@chrisperone1185]

Just beginning to get into photography as a hobby. I purchased the D7200 and found this tutorial wonderful.

[@mjf.ln.antonymadameshanthe8879]

Excellent & very clear explanation .... Hats up ... Even a kid can understand about Nikon D7200 ... as learning to ride a bicycle after viewing this .... Once again hats up my friend .... MJF Ln Antony MADAME SHANTHES.

[@jacquelinehunter5535]

Your tutorial was amazing! 🤗I'm so glad I accidently came across you, I've been messing around for so long trying to figure out this camera by myself 🙄 . I've had a little experience with DSLR, except I used to use Canon thinking 100% Canon was best, then I came across this Nikon D7200 and felt that it wasn't so bad after all. After watching your introduction video, you've explained it so well👏, in a pace i can keep up with, I definitely will be watching more, and spreading the word! Thank-you! Now I'm thinking 110% Nikon is best....makes so much more sense now.👍

[@ajay13singh]

hello, the cheatsheet on your site shows only 1 page instead of 14 pages...please let me know from where I can get a full 14 page cheatsheet. Thanks!

[@minkymott]

Not a student, love the way you instruct. Clear and concise.

[@lisahilyard693]

I'm not a student but also found this very helpful in explaining the basics of my camera. Thank you for sharing.

[@ImissFunimation]

This tutorial is so good, soon I will getting the Nikon D7200 for my birthday, I cant wait to start using it, my dream career is to be a full time landscape/Nature photographer, and I hope it goes well for me

[@Ancient_Jake]

That was absolutely great. Just bought the camera and this gives me a very good start. Thank you.

[@juandeveraturda4392]

Thank you very much. From the Philippines... 😘

[@peterbutler1455]

Thank you for your Time ,Knowledge , and ability to make a person with to many years behind them, able to understand a life long interest with only a small amount of understanding, but still a great passion for beautiful photos

[@YurmanVisuals]

That's very kind. Thank you

[@dougjohnson5021]

Best video ever! I've had my camera for a while and this motivated me to use manual mode. Thank you!!!!

[@shippudezn]

Fantastic, beautifully delivered and explained well. Thanks

[@tonykimy]

Wow, I'm officially buying this camera as my first. Very informative video. Bless you!

[@paulinevanhoorn]

Finally a clear and easy listening tutorial, thanks!

[@stevefassio4953]

Outstanding Video! I own a D7100 and D7200. Your presentation was useful for both carmeras and will help me with my checklist of adjustments each time I go out for a photo shoot. Thanks +Will Yurman

[@madhhupornachakravarti5960]

Nice illustration sir. Enjoyed the video and learn the setting. Please upload more videoes with more settings.

[@froggoTV]

Haha I’m a Penn state student who just rented one of these to play with. That’s so funny this was designed for Penn state students

[@ericross3845]

Yours is a very clear, helpful starter's video with good pacing. Thanks so much! Eric Ross

[@rameshgangale3623]

Sir, I hope to get my hands on this one soon.

[@chulaliyanage5022]

The best tutorial on D 7200, so far. Thanks a lot !!

[@luxnatsoap]

This has been so helpful for a total newbie like myself. Thank you for sharing. I use it alot for product images for my soap and candle business.

[@znbk5652]

when i press the ISO button on my camera it turn on the back screen as well, which i don't like, is there anyway to stop the back screen to pop us when i press ISO.. and one more thing please.. in D7100 using the button (i) information it doesn't work the same as D7200, is that correct?? as in D7100 it can make you jump from items on the back screens, but in D7200 it open long list you. does it happen to all or only me?

[@hillsided00]

I just bought a d7200. Thank you for the tutorial. I learned quite a bit. Thanks again.

[@randomuploads86]

Great and helpful video. I bought d7200 but i don't know how to use.

[@sergiomendoza9717]

excelent video . Explain better than the manual specially the focus . I used to put my nikon D5000 in single point focus and try to do according the manual but never got it. Now I now. thanks a lot the only thing that not work was the format of the s¿SD card. Keep inthat way.

[@TheCristianglam]

Very nice tutorial. I'm really happy with my D7200 and thanks to this I'm now more confident with it.

[@greencorpman20]

Best tutorial ever I'm new to photography and just bought a D7200 I'm a quick learner and this certainly got me on the right track to taking photos. If could please add your link for the D7200 cheat sheet that would awesome. Also I'm curious what setting should I mainly use for my trip to Europe just a guided tour I'm doing no sports or fast action involved I will just be shooting stills

[@Wyurman]

Hi Carl. Here's the link to the cheat sheet: willyurman.com/teaching/handouts/D7200Cheat_Sheet.pdf. For your trip you have a few options. Using the Program mode will be the simplest and require the least thought - the camera will try to set the best exposure possible. Aperture priority will give you a little more control. You set an aperture and the camera will set an appropriate shutter speed. You need to make sure the shutter speed doesn't fall too low which would give you blurry photos. Manual is the most fun :) but requires the most thought. It depends on how much energy you want to put into the photography and how much you want to relax and enjoy Europe.

[@greencorpman20]

what kind of editing software do you recommend as well?

[@Wyurman]

+Carl Ward You want to think about both editing images and organizing them. Say you come back from Europe with hundreds or many hundreds of images. How will you look through them? If you're on a Mac, the built in Photo App is basic but solid. It will let you look at lots of images and do some basic adjustments. (I don't know the equivalent on a PC but I'm sure there is one). Adobe Photoshop is the 800 pound gorilla for image editing, but it's expensive. They make a 'light' version called Photoshop Elements that can most of what you'll probably want. Adobe also makes Lightroom, a nice app for organizing large folders of images. It offers some limited editing ability as well. You might get by with Lightroom to start. Hope that helps.

[@petertimpson9378]

I'll definitely watch the rest of it later but My Q is how do I remove the focus ring? Is that what it's called? The broken lines that otherwise make a rectangle? I have a Nikon D7200 and the ring is in all the preview pictures all of a sudden. Thanks

[@Wyurman]

Sorry I'm not sure what you're describing. If you want to take a photo of the screen, or send me a photo I can take a look. will at willyurman dot com

[@petertimpson9378]

@@Wyurman it was the bracket around the focus points(1,19,51). I figured it out.

[@ALASKASCHOICEMUSICVIDEOS]

Needs a flip screen though overall pretty good camera so far took it on a photoshoot the other day with a t-shirt brand.

[@paulomoreira384]

Hi, i'm been seen your video and you always talks to see chapter four, chapter eleven and others, but i don't find any chapters. Can you please tell me her i can find, de chapters that you talk about. Fhank youP.S. - Sorry my ingles, i'm portuguese and it's a little rusty.

[@andremetalurgia]

Excellent video! Just bought a D7200, and your tutorial helped a lot! thank you very much!

[@JohnSmith-ss7ry]

great video which got me up and running straight away with my new camera. Thanks

[@JUDE909]

Wats the difference between d7200 and d7200 DX format.

[@raphaelmumba7136]

I bought the same camera with the same zoom lens 18-140mm as in this video. I have no idea what kind and size of a lens hood I should buy. Please help.

[@raphaelmumba7136]

Thank you very much!

[@Mooowafy]

best tutorial ever , just got my D7200 using it with Sigma 18-35mm I hope I'll learn how to use them ☺, but thank you very much for all that information

[@lifesojuicey]

The best vid I've seen for the D7200! Great job!!

[@sks0403]

Really Inspiring . Thanks for uploading this video . From Himalayan country NEPAL Now in , Japan.

[@TheFeelgoodnewstoday]

do you have other tutorials for using camera in aperture priority mode?

[@YurmanVisuals]

+Up and Coming online I don't sorry. I'll probably be producing some more videos later this spring into the summer. Though I don't know if I'll cover that specific topic.

[@robinleemccarthyphotograph112]

Amazing explanation! Thank you very very much!! You must be a fabulous teacher. 😊

[@PSUBellisario]

Thanks very much! I'm glad you liked it :)

[@robinleemccarthyphotograph112]

@@PSUBellisario I loved it! You really helped me. I was in a bind I hadn't picked up my camera in a while and this tutorial was perfect!

[@occonversion1381]

Very informative. Sir, please let me know, how I get the "BULB" setting?

[@VicmexTV]

Clear and direct to the point. Thanks a lot, very helpful.

[@alinochka02]

Just wanted to say thanks for this VERY INFORMATIVE video! It was probably the best video I found about Nikon D7200. I just bought a camera and was looking a good introductory video and this one is the best! If i may ask a question, how can I set up a focus for self portraiture including young, i.e. fast and unpredictably moving children? So far, everything I tried (locked/auto focus) gave me blurry results. Thank you!

[@YurmanVisuals]

Fast children are tough :). I think your best bet would be AF-C. So the camera is continuously focusing. Then either use a multipoint selection so it's looking for several points at once, or use the A setting so it does its best to select something. You also need a fast enough shutter speed to keep them sharp. And a small aperture will give you more depth of field. So pick a nice bright overcast day to give you enough even light. Good luck!

[@melvynmckiever5924]

How can you tell a D7200 USA magnesium body camera from one that is not. Thinking about purchasing on and I want to avoid a grey market one.

[@Wyurman]

+Melvyn McKiever I'm not an expert on warranties, but my memory is that the warranty in the box will show you if it is grey market or not. If you're buying online, buy from someone reputable - B&H, Roberts are two - there are many others.

[@Stormnorman15]

Thanks! just picked up a D7200 used today! Looks like the 18-55 mm lens doesnt have a switch for auto or manual though. Is that normal? it is a AF-P Nikon. BTW this is my first camera.

[@YurmanVisuals]

That's completely normal. Many of their lenses don't have a dedicated AF-M switch. Just make sure AF is turned on on the camera and you'll be fine. And enjoy it!

[@MrsRawr94]

Amazing video, thank you so much! It was very helpful since I tried to learn from the D7200's manual book but without any good results.. cristal clear :)

[@YurmanVisuals]

Glad it was useful!

[@msrobertaserena]

helpful.. why are my pics on the right side blurry?

[@YurmanVisuals]

+msrobertaserena Not sure I understand the question. Is the right side of the image out of focus? I guess I'd need to see the photo to help.

[@msrobertaserena]

sorry yes

[@baribuildersrealestatecons8856]

Like your presentation which covers some but important details which is helpful for new learners

[@Sammyli99]

good vid, could you post a link to the 'cheet sheet' please, if that's Ok? TIA.

[@Wyurman]

+Jonathan sure! willyurman.com/teaching/handouts/D7200Cheat_Sheet.pdf

[@Sammyli99]

Many thanks Will for a quick response :.))

[@Quimby1976]

Love my camera. Now love it even more, thank you for all your help

[@mrbob8549]

i must keep hitting something. i keep getting and X in front of my shutter speed when I'm in manual mode. it goes from 320 - bulb and i can't change shutter above 320. any suggestions?

[@YurmanVisuals]

Do you have a flash on your camera's hot shoe? I think the camera won't let you set a shutter speed higher than 1/320 if you have a flash attached - that's the highest shutter speed that will work with flash. If that isn't the problem try taking out the battery and turning the camera off and then put the battery in. That can often reset certain problems.

[@mrbob8549]

Thank you. No, I don't have a flash on. Not even the on camera flash was on. I'll try the battery thing. I appreciate it

[@YurmanVisuals]

Let me know if it works. I don't have the camera with me today, but I can dig deeper next week.

[@ritmoantiyano1551]

hi can you help me,i wanna buy a nikon d7200 with 59000 shutter count on it is it to much or can i still buy it,,is 59000 still good or bad?

[@Wyurman]

Nikon says the shutter life for the D7200 is 150,000. There are no guarantees, but it should have a lot of life left.

[@tvsshenoy4323]

That was neat .. One of the simplest yet a powerful presentation .. Thanx !!

[@mohamedsighiroon8851]

thank you sir for this presentation I found it very helpful, I'm a beginner and I'm about to get my first dslr d7100 .. thanks alot 😊

[@oxam1]

thanks for this quick and amazing tutorial :)

[@annakarbowska5173]

Thank you so much for this! It helped to get rid of the focus issues that I had.

[@alannorthdevonuk763]

Brilliant tutorial, learned loads. Clear and nicely delivered. Do you run online courses.

[@tamito9298]

The perfect camera and the perfect explaination

[@giocasanova6894]

Hey I have a Nikon d7200 my images are coming out soft every time.

[@Wyurman]

Can you tell me more what you mean? Out of focus? Are they soft evenly across the entire frame? Can you share a link to an example?

[@GaryInSoCal]

Still rockin the D7200 (along with D810/D750/D500)... great for portraits with the 85/105/180... kudos on the great review! (@ selectmodelevents)

[@israelmartinez3197]

Hello, what is the website address for the cheat sheet?

[@YurmanVisuals]

+Israel Martinez willyurman.com/teaching/handouts/D7200Cheat_Sheet.pdf

[@ahmadtanha1913]

Can we use remote control for Nikon d7200?

[@YurmanVisuals]

+Ahmad Tanha Looks like yes. Though I've never done it. www.nikonusa.com/en/learn-and-explore/article/i9b384p1/shooting-wirelessly-with-nikon-s-wr-1-wireless-remote-controller-system.html

[@kiranlama9164]

Best video for beginners ..Keep it up brother..God bless

[@ShahzadNabeel]

what lens would you recommend for landscape photography / street photography with nikon D7200? P.S: I already have a 50MM 1.8G Prime lens. Thanks in advance.

[@YurmanVisuals]

Sorry, forgot to answer this. Landscape and street photography are different beasts. And it depends on how you like to shoot. The 50 prime would be small and unobtrusive and good in low light - all nice for street photography. You might look at a wider prime for landscapes. You don't need a super fast lens since presumably you'd use a tripod? Hope that helps.

[@Alesch83]

Best video I have watched! WOW!! great job!!

[@nigelgoodchild4711]

very clear best tutorial i have ever seen thanks

[@Wyurman]

thanks! :)

[@kay29xx]

I’m not a student but this was SUPER helpful!

[@md.sharoarhossainaronno6034]

if you add picture detail (Iso, sutter speed, apperture rate) in photo that will be helpful for us specially beginner.

[@MaxRiley]

Were all the photos taken with the 18-140mm? Thanks

[@YurmanVisuals]

No, they weren't. Some were, some were taken on different cameras. It was more about showing the concept than the actual lens. Hope that wasn't misleading.

[@heama]

Thank you. Your video tutorials are awesome!

[@kernadalove7724]

Ohhh Men, Very useful tutorial good explanation and easy to understand. Thank you very much for the video Penn .....

[@smalltalk.productions9977]

still relevant. very nicely done. thank you for the effort and the sharing. thumbs up.

[@ShadowBarrett]

Thank you so much! Amazing explanation!

[@alisonhardman470]

Thank you, this tutorial was really helpful to have an intro into my new camera. I bought the camera secondhand, so setting back to the default settings was really useful.

[@Egharevbapeace-b6f]

Thank you so much, it was really helpful 🎉

[@hymdelalma3340]

Excellent video! Thank you so much, I saw a lot of videos in you tube, But your is the best ever !

[@jvsuryanarayana]

An excellent video.

[@nahuelcarballo1625]

Tengo pocos conocimientos de inglés y de fotografía, sin embargo comprendí muy bien todo el tutorial. Muchas gracias

[@طهالعوادي-س3ق]

كيف اضبط الفوكس ماحد قدر7200

[@JSAKMEDIA]

See you don't have many views but I promise you this is probably the best information I have gotten about any camera and camera information from anybody. Even the most famous KZbinrs and you gave me the best information

[@houstons5232]

Thank You I just bought a D7200 and this was very informative

[@nomeeshdube2828]

perfect detail video i have d700+d300s+d70s+d90+d7200 cemera