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<blockquote data-quote="BackdoorArts" data-source="post: 208085" data-attributes="member: 9240">If you're talking about the flashing AUTO ISO indicator in the viewfinder then there's no way to turn it off without turning off auto-ISO completely as nickt said.&nbsp; I've actually learned to love Auto ISO in situations like the PhotoWalk I was on 2 weekends ago.&nbsp; In an outdoor situation where I'm constantly changing lenses I simply set the ISO to 100 in Aperture mode, turn Auto ISO on with a minimum shutter speed of 1/125 (since I have my 70-200mm with me, otherwise it goes to 1/60) and a max ISO of 3200 and off I go.&nbsp; The noise performance is so good on the D600 that until it hits 800 I'm not even thinking about it, and even then I'm able to reduce or eliminate it in 95% of the cases where it's noticeable using Nik Dfine 2.0 without impacting sharpness.&nbsp; This way if I wander into the shade I'm not vexed by underexposure.&nbsp; And the flashing indicator reminds me in case I am, and it's a simple press of a button and turn of the wheel to turn it off.&nbsp; Flashing is good.&nbsp; If you don't want it then you shouldn't be using the feature.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="BackdoorArts, post: 208085, member: 9240"] If you're talking about the flashing AUTO ISO indicator in the viewfinder then there's no way to turn it off without turning off auto-ISO completely as nickt said. I've actually learned to love Auto ISO in situations like the PhotoWalk I was on 2 weekends ago. In an outdoor situation where I'm constantly changing lenses I simply set the ISO to 100 in Aperture mode, turn Auto ISO on with a minimum shutter speed of 1/125 (since I have my 70-200mm with me, otherwise it goes to 1/60) and a max ISO of 3200 and off I go. The noise performance is so good on the D600 that until it hits 800 I'm not even thinking about it, and even then I'm able to reduce or eliminate it in 95% of the cases where it's noticeable using Nik Dfine 2.0 without impacting sharpness. This way if I wander into the shade I'm not vexed by underexposure. And the flashing indicator reminds me in case I am, and it's a simple press of a button and turn of the wheel to turn it off. Flashing is good. If you don't want it then you shouldn't be using the feature. [/QUOTE]

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