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<blockquote data-quote="Mike D90" data-source="post: 228210" data-attributes="member: 17556">If I set the aperture to f/6.7, as in this shot above, and the ISO at 400 maximum then the shutter had no choice but to be at 1/60th.&nbsp; If I let the ISO run to 800 or 1600 my shots are so full of grain and noise they are almost unusable after they are even mildly cropped.&nbsp; I have no software that removes grain/noise successfully.I don't know how else to do this.&nbsp; If I need a fast shutter speed then something else has to compromise. It is either ISO or Aperture.&nbsp; What am I missing?&nbsp; If there is something I am not seeing please tell me how to change it.I did shoot a few at 1/1500th and 1/2000th second and they were not near as sharp as the one I posted.&nbsp; I was unable to even use them due to noise and the exposure was way under.I am simply going to have to find a bird park or sanctuary close by so I can get out into brighter sun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike D90, post: 228210, member: 17556"] If I set the aperture to f/6.7, as in this shot above, and the ISO at 400 maximum then the shutter had no choice but to be at 1/60th. If I let the ISO run to 800 or 1600 my shots are so full of grain and noise they are almost unusable after they are even mildly cropped. I have no software that removes grain/noise successfully. I don't know how else to do this. If I need a fast shutter speed then something else has to compromise. It is either ISO or Aperture. What am I missing? If there is something I am not seeing please tell me how to change it. I did shoot a few at 1/1500th and 1/2000th second and they were not near as sharp as the one I posted. I was unable to even use them due to noise and the exposure was way under. I am simply going to have to find a bird park or sanctuary close by so I can get out into brighter sun. [/QUOTE]

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