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<blockquote data-quote="Danno_RIP" data-source="post: 519587" data-attributes="member: 34269">I wanted your all's thoughts on this question.&nbsp; First when I was using my D3200 I rarely if ever used Auto ISO.&nbsp; It is a good camera, but there was just more noise than I could deal with so I always set the ISO to the limit I could live with an minimize motion blur etc.&nbsp; I take a lot of pictures at church and a flash is inappropriate.&nbsp; Now that I have had time to play with my new D7200 I am amazed at the low light capability.&nbsp; 6400 has very little noise and what it has I can get rid of in post.&nbsp; The last couple Sundays I used Auto ISO and was pleased.&nbsp; Now I look at it a bit differently. I like to shoot in manual&nbsp; I will occasionally use Aperture priority, and Shutter Priority but only now and than.&nbsp; Manual works fine.&nbsp; I always looked at ISO as something you had to set manually every time I took a shot.&nbsp; But now I am thinking I could use it in a similar fashion to the Aperture and Shutter and if I want to under expose or over expose, use Exposure Compensation.&nbsp; Is anyone already doing that?&nbsp; How is it working for you.&nbsp; I have not tried it yet; just considering it.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp; These two photos were shot with Auto ISO and only candle light.&nbsp; the room was dark before the candles were lit. [ATTACH]192363[/ATTACH][ATTACH]192364[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Danno_RIP, post: 519587, member: 34269"] I wanted your all's thoughts on this question. First when I was using my D3200 I rarely if ever used Auto ISO. It is a good camera, but there was just more noise than I could deal with so I always set the ISO to the limit I could live with an minimize motion blur etc. I take a lot of pictures at church and a flash is inappropriate. Now that I have had time to play with my new D7200 I am amazed at the low light capability. 6400 has very little noise and what it has I can get rid of in post. The last couple Sundays I used Auto ISO and was pleased. Now I look at it a bit differently. I like to shoot in manual I will occasionally use Aperture priority, and Shutter Priority but only now and than. Manual works fine. I always looked at ISO as something you had to set manually every time I took a shot. But now I am thinking I could use it in a similar fashion to the Aperture and Shutter and if I want to under expose or over expose, use Exposure Compensation. Is anyone already doing that? How is it working for you. I have not tried it yet; just considering it. These two photos were shot with Auto ISO and only candle light. the room was dark before the candles were lit. [ATTACH=CONFIG]192363._xfImport[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=CONFIG]192364._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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