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No, it was a series of short - 2-4 minute clips - working with a model, with breaks for her to rest, change her outfit, or for me to change the lighting.

During a studio shoot today I saw a message in the Live View display of my Z7  saying "Recording cancelled" and my video stopped recording.   When I pressed the red record button again I got it again.

I can say he's grammatically wrong.   :-D

Related helpful information that I'd highly recommend reading if you haven't already: https://photographylife.com/mechanical-electronic-shutter-efcs Wow, this is a great article.

My other PDF manuals do not suffer from this problem. And anyway, it takes special effort to encrypt and password-protect a PDF file, so it's not a case of Nikon failing to make their manual ...

The only options I see there are Power aperture, Index marking, and View photo shooting info. But none of those are what a Preview button normally does.    DSLRs and MILC's usually operate the lens ...

THANK YOU!! It's ridiculous that Nikon, which desperately needs some good will in today's shrinking DSLR/MILC market would waste people's time like this.  The time I had to spend trying and failing ...

It is literally fair use to quote sections from the manual, as we sometimes do to have discussions here on this forum.

No.  That one is (SECURED).  (I just downloaded it to check and it's the same as the one I already had so that must be where I got my original)   When I go into Adobe reader it says I need a ...

My PDF file copy of the D810 User's manual which I got from god-knows-where lo these many years ago when I bought the camera is (SECURED). Adobe says this was done "by the author", which I assume ...

The manual (pg 361) says "aperture narrows while button is pressed" but I'm not seeing that behavior.    The button is set to its default programming, i.e., the little iris/aperture symbol.

Lately I've been experimenting with shooting video with a D810 - I originally bought it for stills. But I've noticed that the Depth of Field Preview button doesn't seem to do anything when I'm in ...

I don't want to resize the interface to fit the video -  that was the problem.   I would make a nice small VLC window and it would load a 1920 x 1080 MP4 and resize the interface to that size so ...

No, again, I'm not looking to create a new file. I don't need an editor.  As I said in the OP I already use Premiere Pro.  All I need is a way to play back existing 120 fps MP4's at slower frame rates.

From another website: (https://www.nikoncafe.com/threads/quick-question-on-z6-video-fps-options.320777/ ) " Actually I just found on page 116 of the user manual that 1920x1080; 120P is recorded at ...

OK, thanks, I've tried that. I got the speed setting working but every time I open a new file it wants to expand it to take over my screen so the controls end up disappearing off the bottom of the ...

Again, I don't want (or need) an editor.  I just want a Player - or even better, a way to do it in-camera.  I saw a Youtube video that just mentioned in passing that it could be done in-camera in ...

As I said, I don't want to MAKE a slow motion video because I can do that in Premiere Pro.  So I don't need an editor.   I just want to PLAY a 120 fps MP4 file at 24 or 30 fps to preview it to see ...

I've been playing around with slo-mo using my Z7's 120 fps 1080p capability and playing it back at 30 fps or even 24 fps using Premiere Pro. But this involves a lot of rigamarole setting up a ...

Thank You!  I was looking for this information!