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<blockquote data-quote="mhalweg" data-source="post: 845390" data-attributes="member: 69339">I've read that the VR should be left off when not hand-held. Regardless, I have tried it both ways and haven't noticed a difference. I have changed the focus per online articles, with no noticeable difference in results.Shooting sports in manual where conditions change, I move, etc, seems like an impossible task without missing the action. As long as the action is &quot;frozen&quot; how does a very high speed negatively affect results? I always leave the auto-ISO set to on.I have used BBF forever. I had used GRP up until this spring after reading online. I haven't noticed a difference between GRP and D21. My intention is to always aim at the player, but even taking a shot of a stationary target results in some of the examples I provided. I was unaware of the blocked shot setting. I will play with it.Thank you for the input.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mhalweg, post: 845390, member: 69339"] I've read that the VR should be left off when not hand-held. Regardless, I have tried it both ways and haven't noticed a difference. I have changed the focus per online articles, with no noticeable difference in results. Shooting sports in manual where conditions change, I move, etc, seems like an impossible task without missing the action. As long as the action is "frozen" how does a very high speed negatively affect results? I always leave the auto-ISO set to on. I have used BBF forever. I had used GRP up until this spring after reading online. I haven't noticed a difference between GRP and D21. My intention is to always aim at the player, but even taking a shot of a stationary target results in some of the examples I provided. I was unaware of the blocked shot setting. I will play with it. Thank you for the input. [/QUOTE]

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