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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mikew_RIP" data-source="post: 378057" data-attributes="member: 14174">You have to find what suits you,i use AFC, single center point, aperture priority.These settings where arrived at after trying 3D tracking, multi point,auto iso ect as settings that i could work with,to change settings i need to put my reading glasses on which in most of the wildlife situations ime in is not easy,i understand center single to be the most responsive in the lower light situations and as far as i can see with the D7100 thumb wheel control it doesn't matter which you choose auto shutter or auto aperture as one changes the  other any way,i go with auto shutter as there is a limit to what the lens can open up to.I know your question was just focus but thought i would explain why i do it this way,the perfect match would be auto iso but i cant deal with the noise as well as others so would rather not have too much of it.</blockquote>