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<blockquote data-quote="sorrel1704" data-source="post: 515951" data-attributes="member: 41276">I am having a similar problem. I shoot with the D600 and the 70-200mm f2.8. I mostly shoot in manual.I find I am having to put my ISO up way too high, for example I was shooting yesterday, it was a slightly cloudy/overcast day but still plenty of light and I had to get my ISO up to about 1000 with a shutter speed of around 1/1250 and aperture of +/- f3.2. The photos I was taking were for a pheasant shooting day so a lot of action shots which is difficult when I have to shoot with such a low shutter speed. I am also ending up with photos that have quite a lot of noise due to the high ISO. The vignette control is off.I have tried with and without lens hood.The exposure compensation is always set to +5 (Highest)Could there be a setting that I have missed/need to change?If anyone has any help/suggestions they would be greatly appreciated!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="sorrel1704, post: 515951, member: 41276"] I am having a similar problem. I shoot with the D600 and the 70-200mm f2.8. I mostly shoot in manual. I find I am having to put my ISO up way too high, for example I was shooting yesterday, it was a slightly cloudy/overcast day but still plenty of light and I had to get my ISO up to about 1000 with a shutter speed of around 1/1250 and aperture of +/- f3.2. The photos I was taking were for a pheasant shooting day so a lot of action shots which is difficult when I have to shoot with such a low shutter speed. I am also ending up with photos that have quite a lot of noise due to the high ISO. The vignette control is off. I have tried with and without lens hood. The exposure compensation is always set to +5 (Highest) Could there be a setting that I have missed/need to change? If anyone has any help/suggestions they would be greatly appreciated! [/QUOTE]

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