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<blockquote data-quote="Paganman2" data-source="post: 420582" data-attributes="member: 37668">Thank you for having a look at this for me i appreciate it and feel welcomed by all on this site, i have been a long-ish time lurker and read all the DX forums but then decided to join and now i am glad i have, anyway -Do you think it would help to up the shutter speed to 1250-1500 esp as&nbsp; i crop a fair bit?&nbsp; and is it logical that the reason i did not have these troubles with either my D200 or D90 with my 55-300ED VR was down to the resolution difference of 8/12 compared to 24&nbsp; or 16 if i use the crop mode in the D7100&gt;I had read that the higher resolution of these high power sensors puts a lot of stress on the lens and the users ability to get the best out of them, and that our technique needs to improve compared to the lower older sensors like my D90/D200.Does any of that make sense?Also sometimes i used to get better focus with grab shots where i fired as soon as a plane was in the frame roughly where i wanted it without me following or panning?P.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Paganman2, post: 420582, member: 37668"] Thank you for having a look at this for me i appreciate it and feel welcomed by all on this site, i have been a long-ish time lurker and read all the DX forums but then decided to join and now i am glad i have, anyway - Do you think it would help to up the shutter speed to 1250-1500 esp as i crop a fair bit? and is it logical that the reason i did not have these troubles with either my D200 or D90 with my 55-300ED VR was down to the resolution difference of 8/12 compared to 24 or 16 if i use the crop mode in the D7100> I had read that the higher resolution of these high power sensors puts a lot of stress on the lens and the users ability to get the best out of them, and that our technique needs to improve compared to the lower older sensors like my D90/D200. Does any of that make sense? Also sometimes i used to get better focus with grab shots where i fired as soon as a plane was in the frame roughly where i wanted it without me following or panning? P. [/QUOTE]

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