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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Marcel" data-source="post: 40623" data-attributes="member: 3903">well, there are a few things that could cause this symptom.1- You might be using an aperture that is too small (remember, the bigger number=the smaller aperture)2- You might be using an "ISO" value that is too low.3- There is not enough light to capture a picture with a shutter speed fast enough to stop the motion.You have to understand that ISO value, aperture # and shutter speed are all related and work together to get just the right amount of light on the sensor to expose a proper image. Study the manual and read about exposure on the net, maybe someone can explain it better than me.</blockquote>