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<blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 519364" data-attributes="member: 3903">When you want to have a certain aperture, you have to use Aperture mode.You could also check to see if &quot;auto-iso&quot; is NOT activated in your camera set-up menu.If you think the camera is intelligent enough to know what you wish to photograph with it... You are dead wrong.The camera is only a tool to capture light reflected off and it is the user responsibility to learn how the camera is set and use the proper mode to achieve the desired result. For some it is a steeper learning curve and for others it's easier.Getting a better camera does not guarantee better results more than buying a race car would make you a race driver...Take your time and find out how to use the camera and I'm certain that you can achieve superb quality shots. You can browse around different forums and see for yourself that the D7100 is more than a very capable camera when used with experience.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Marcel, post: 519364, member: 3903"] When you want to have a certain aperture, you have to use Aperture mode. You could also check to see if "auto-iso" is NOT activated in your camera set-up menu. If you think the camera is intelligent enough to know what you wish to photograph with it... You are dead wrong. The camera is only a tool to capture light reflected off and it is the user responsibility to learn how the camera is set and use the proper mode to achieve the desired result. For some it is a steeper learning curve and for others it's easier. Getting a better camera does not guarantee better results more than buying a race car would make you a race driver... Take your time and find out how to use the camera and I'm certain that you can achieve superb quality shots. You can browse around different forums and see for yourself that the D7100 is more than a very capable camera when used with experience. [/QUOTE]

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