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<blockquote data-quote="aced19" data-source="post: 245874" data-attributes="member: 9734">I think that might be your lens.While shooting my D7000 and sports. It's very rare I go below 5000 iso. Sometimes I shoot 6400. Just get a noise reduction program and you will be surprised what your pictures will look like. Both shot with D7000 and 80-200mm 2.8 Nikon two ring lens.&nbsp;This is at iso 5000[ATTACH]66562[/ATTACH]This is at 12800 iso. I dont shoot this high but you can see it could be used if needed.[ATTACH]66563[/ATTACH]If I understand VR correctly and could be wrong here. But VR is made for shooting with `low shutter speeds. Above a certain speed VR doesn't matter. I was told while shooting sports always turn it off.Good luck with that.&nbsp;Yes your lens and indoor sports doesn't go well together.Please do it will help.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aced19, post: 245874, member: 9734"] I think that might be your lens. While shooting my D7000 and sports. It's very rare I go below 5000 iso. Sometimes I shoot 6400. Just get a noise reduction program and you will be surprised what your pictures will look like. Both shot with D7000 and 80-200mm 2.8 Nikon two ring lens. This is at iso 5000 [ATTACH=CONFIG]66562._xfImport[/ATTACH] This is at 12800 iso. I dont shoot this high but you can see it could be used if needed. [ATTACH=CONFIG]66563._xfImport[/ATTACH] If I understand VR correctly and could be wrong here. But VR is made for shooting with `low shutter speeds. Above a certain speed VR doesn't matter. I was told while shooting sports always turn it off. Good luck with that. Yes your lens and indoor sports doesn't go well together. Please do it will help. [/QUOTE]

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