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Message: <blockquote data-quote="nickt" data-source="post: 278781" data-attributes="member: 4923">How are you setting auto iso? I turn it on, make sure the base is set at 100. Then set a minimum shutter speed that is safe for the lens and shoot in aperture priority. Check that you have the starting point at 100 and a reasonable minimum shutter speed set. If you are shooting indoors, the iso could easily go up to max, so start testing in a bright situation and move to darker locations . Also note that auto iso might not behave as expected when used with the onboard flash. It likes to crank up the iso based on a ambient light exposure, then adds flash. You would think the camera would wait until the flash power maxes out, then raise the iso, but it does not work that way.I keep high iso NR On and long exp nr on Normal.</blockquote>