Hello all, I have a D750 which I've had for almost a year now. I have never shot video with it, but I am not interested in doing so. I've researched "best video practices" and found that for cinematic looks you want the shutter speed to be twice the frame rate (24fps=1/48 sec.) So today I was out practicing and noticed that I had no control over shutter speed once I turn on live view. I'm in shutter priority. If I switch the camera to photo mode I can control the shutter speed, if I put it in video mode I can control the shutter speed, but once I turn on live view I cannot control the shutter speed. I've checked the other modes and they work fine; Aperture priority mode I can turn the front command dial and the aperture changes. But again, shutter priority, turn on live view, shutter speed cannot be changed with any command dial and as I pan around a scene the only thing that changes is the ISO. More information: I have Auto ISO movie mode ON with sensitivity set to 100 and max set to 5000.
I'm thinking this is an internal fault and will have to send the camera off for repair but I wanted to try this forum first. I have searched like crazy but they only seem to bring up "how to use shutter speed" basics :-( One more note: I put the camera in photo mode and activated live view and shutter priority mode works perfect. Just not when I'm trying to shoot a video.
Thanks for any advice you can give me on this and sorry for the long post but I wanted to try and give all the pertinent details to help in the troubleshooting process.
Craig