Summary:If you want to edit Nikon D5200 MOV clips natively in Avid, Premiere, Sony Vegas, Windows Movie Maker, you can follow the article and you will get best solution.
The D5200 is physically almost identical to its predecessor, and almost all of the changes are internal, including key systems borrowed from the enthusiast-oriented D7000. The D5200 offers a higher extended ISO range compared to it's little brother - 25600 vs 12800 - and faster continuous shooting (5 fps vs 4). For video shooters the D5200 can record Full HD 1920 x 1080 movies at up to 60i or 50i (when set to NTSC and PAL respectively), although this uses a central crop of the sensor area (~1.25x). More conventional 30p, 25p and 24p modes use the full width of the sensor.
Nikon D5200 key features:
24.1MP DX format CMOS sensor
EXPEED 3 processing
ISO 100-6400 standard, up to 25600 expanded
5 fps continuous shooting
39 point AF system, 9 sensors cross type
2016 pixel RGB metering sensor
1080p30 video recording, built-in stereo mic
921k dot 3" vari-angle TFT monitor, 170° viewing angle
Cut/Export Nikon D5200 MOV for Avid, Premiere, Sony Vegas, Windows Movie Maker
The Nikon D5200 takes footage in H.264 MOV format, which is not an editing codec in Sony Vegas and other common editing applications like Avid Media Composer, and Pinnacle Studio. The reason these cameras use H.264 is that they're still cameras with a video function, so their focus isn't on giving you the best possible editing codec. Furthermore, camera manufactories are in the business of selling camcorders, and not so much selling editing systems, the camcorder makers at this level don't really care all that much about the editing problems this creates. To use H.264 MOV shootings in your editing software, you will have to transcode the footage. Depending on your editorial systems, WMV (VC-1) is the preferred format for Premiere, Sony Vegas and Windows Movie Maker, DNxHD is the preferred codec for Avid.
To export Nikon D5200 MOV for Avid, Premiere, Sony Vegas, Windows Movie Maker, what you need to do is to convert Nikon D5200 MOV videos to best codecs or formats for these software, and then you can edit natively. Here we recommend you to take a try on Pavtube Media Magician, which is an easy to use video editor as well as a top video converter, it can help you edit Nikon D5200 videos easily, or convert Nikon D5200 MOV clips to best codec formats for Avid, Premiere, Sony Vegas, Windows Movie Maker.
Here is easy guide for you to edit and convert Nikon D5200 MOV video with Pavtube Media Magician.
Step 1: Add source media into Media Magician
There are two ways available to import source media files:
1) Import from camera
Connect your camera with your computer and run Pavtube Media Magician. This camera companion program will detect your camera automatically and ask "camera is connected. Are you ready to launch wizard now?" Click "Yes" to confirm. Also, you can click the camera icon to load footage directly from a camera.
2) Import from local computer
You can also click "Import Media Files" or "Import Media Folder" to browse and load your Nikon D5200 MOV video source files from your local computer’s HDD.
Step 2: Drag and drop source files onto Timeline
After source files are imported into the program, you need to drag and drop the clips that you want to encode onto timeline.
Step 3: Split/Cut/Reorder/Merge source clips (Optional)
If you would like to cut off unwanted parts of your video file, rearrange them in your wanted order, or merge them into one file, you can use the control buttons on timeline to do this.
The control buttons on timeline help you locate frames accurately so that you can cut, trim, delete, and merge video clips in a much easier way.
Step 4: Transcode video files
Choose "Output" in the main interface, and click "Plus" icon to add conversion task before selecting output format. Then switch to "Editor", choose the output format you need, just click the editing software you need and click "Start" to begin encoding your source files.
Now you can try this software to Cut/Export Nikon D5200 MOV for Avid, Premiere, Sony Vegas, Windows Movie Maker.
Nikon Related guide:
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