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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 508107" data-attributes="member: 6277"><p>It is not the camera or&nbsp; lens. You stated that you shot the first photo a 1/200 second at 300mm.&nbsp; That is way to slow for that distance. I have a D7000 with a 18-200 xoom on it that my wife shoots. I have it set with auto ISO set with a minimum of 1/300 second no matter what she shoots. That handles all the slow shutter speed issues. When we are shooting something out of the ordinary I will set her camera up differently but with all sorts of red flags to warn her about slow shutter speeds. Mainly to use the tripod and remote shutter release. The older cameras are not as sensitive or as high a resolution as the camera you are shooting so you really need to shoot better and with better glass. I had the same problem moving from the D7000 to the D7100. I had to step up my game and skills to get better photos. Once you figure it out and learn it your results will be much better with the D7000 than they ever were with the D60</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 508107, member: 6277"] It is not the camera or lens. You stated that you shot the first photo a 1/200 second at 300mm. That is way to slow for that distance. I have a D7000 with a 18-200 xoom on it that my wife shoots. I have it set with auto ISO set with a minimum of 1/300 second no matter what she shoots. That handles all the slow shutter speed issues. When we are shooting something out of the ordinary I will set her camera up differently but with all sorts of red flags to warn her about slow shutter speeds. Mainly to use the tripod and remote shutter release. The older cameras are not as sensitive or as high a resolution as the camera you are shooting so you really need to shoot better and with better glass. I had the same problem moving from the D7000 to the D7100. I had to step up my game and skills to get better photos. Once you figure it out and learn it your results will be much better with the D7000 than they ever were with the D60 [/QUOTE]

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