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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 252375" data-attributes="member: 6277">My D5100 surprised me at how high it could go and still get a decent shot. The one thing I try to remember is what am I using the shot for. Online you really don't have to worry to much. Do what it takes to get the shot. If I am shooting for a specific purpose then I am a little more careful. I generally leave my D7000 on a base of ISO100 and a max of 800 and set a minimum shutter speed based on what lens i am using and shoot away and let the ISO do what it needs to do. In the end I had rather have some noise than a blurry shot because I had to low a shutter speed. or underexposed because I had to high a Aperture.</blockquote>