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<blockquote data-quote="Don Kuykendall_RIP" data-source="post: 516183" data-attributes="member: 6277">Yes to using the longer focal length. I know BIF takes a fast shutter speed. I always shot 1/2000 when I shoot BIF. Any moving subject I know needs more speed. Never been a fan of VR. The few times I have tried it I thought it was just not as sharp.&nbsp; That is why I always used the <a href="https://photographylife.com/what-is-reciprocal-rule-in-photography" target="_blank">Reciprocal Rule</a> . But this is just a starting point in my opinion and can vary with length of lens (longer focal length might need more than 1 to 1) How steady you think you are in my opinion does not really factor in or at most 1 stop. I had this nailed down with the D7100 but with FX and the D750 the rules may have changed. I do like Blacktop suggestion as to setting it to 1 line over in the Minimum shutter speed under Auto ISO.&nbsp; What I really want to know is has any of you D750 shooters had or seen this problem.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Don Kuykendall_RIP, post: 516183, member: 6277"] Yes to using the longer focal length. I know BIF takes a fast shutter speed. I always shot 1/2000 when I shoot BIF. Any moving subject I know needs more speed. Never been a fan of VR. The few times I have tried it I thought it was just not as sharp. That is why I always used the [URL="https://photographylife.com/what-is-reciprocal-rule-in-photography"]Reciprocal Rule[/URL] . But this is just a starting point in my opinion and can vary with length of lens (longer focal length might need more than 1 to 1) How steady you think you are in my opinion does not really factor in or at most 1 stop. I had this nailed down with the D7100 but with FX and the D750 the rules may have changed. I do like Blacktop suggestion as to setting it to 1 line over in the Minimum shutter speed under Auto ISO. What I really want to know is has any of you D750 shooters had or seen this problem. [/QUOTE]

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