Photography Asked by Jesse Carpenter on May 20, 2021
So I’m new to the Nikon D7200, and I was able to find and fix this issue on another earlier version in the movie settings, but I am unable to figure it out on the D7200.
I use live view a lot to simply make sure I get the right colors and such before I start framing a photo. But on the D7200, it doesn’t display these changes. For example, if I’d be taking a photo of a lamp, then I’d put the camera in live view and change the shutter speed, which in turn would make the image darker/brighter, but live view doesn’t seem to show this. The same goes for the aperture, ISO, etc.
How can I make it so that live view will display these changes?
Nothing. The Nikon implementation of Live-View is not Exposure-Priority in photo mode. Inexplicably they actually have an Exposure-Priority Live-View for video but not for stills.
This is a major complaint of mine and even the newer cameras such as the D7500 does exactly the same thing. There is no way to change this while both Canon and Sony implement this while Pentax does not. Panasonic, Olympus and Fujifilm have are sometimes Exposure-Priority but none of these do it consistently.
Answered by Itai on May 20, 2021
Live View exposure Simulation works on Aperture Mode.
Use the Exposure Compensation Button to darken or lighten the image.
You can also increase the iso to increase the shutter speed to limit camera shake.
Answered by Ares on May 20, 2021
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