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<blockquote data-quote="Prefrosh01" data-source="post: 619620" data-attributes="member: 37058">I found the setting Pete was referring to.&nbsp; It is from a Photography Life article by Nasim Mansurov...When shooting in modes other than Manual (for example Aperture&nbsp; Priority), the Nikon D7100 allows changing ISO with the rear or front&nbsp; dial, which can be nice when one needs to adjust ISO quickly with one&nbsp; hand. This can be enabled by going to “ISO display and adjustment” and&nbsp; setting it to “Show ISO/Easy ISO”. However, there is a downside to this&nbsp; feature that is rather annoying – once you do this, the camera will no&nbsp; longer show you the number of remaining shots left in your memory card!&nbsp; For this reason, I usually disable this feature and pick “Show frame&nbsp; count” instead. If you do not care about seeing how many shots are left&nbsp; in your card, then I would recommend to use this feature. Nikon has&nbsp; addressed this trade-off in the <a href="https://photographylife.com/reviews/nikon-d750/" target="_blank">Nikon D750</a>, which now has a dedicated “Easy ISO” setting – picking that option no longer affects the display of the image count.Here is the link to the full article:<a href="https://photographylife.com/recommended-nikon-d7100-settings/" target="_blank">https://photographylife.com/recommended-nikon-d7100-settings/</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prefrosh01, post: 619620, member: 37058"] I found the setting Pete was referring to. It is from a Photography Life article by Nasim Mansurov... When shooting in modes other than Manual (for example Aperture Priority), the Nikon D7100 allows changing ISO with the rear or front dial, which can be nice when one needs to adjust ISO quickly with one hand. This can be enabled by going to “ISO display and adjustment” and setting it to “Show ISO/Easy ISO”. However, there is a downside to this feature that is rather annoying – once you do this, the camera will no longer show you the number of remaining shots left in your memory card! For this reason, I usually disable this feature and pick “Show frame count” instead. If you do not care about seeing how many shots are left in your card, then I would recommend to use this feature. Nikon has addressed this trade-off in the [URL="https://photographylife.com/reviews/nikon-d750/"]Nikon D750[/URL], which now has a dedicated “Easy ISO” setting – picking that option no longer affects the display of the image count. Here is the link to the full article: [URL]https://photographylife.com/recommended-nikon-d7100-settings/[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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