prince ash

Thanks bill, Could you explain the why higher noise is introduced at lower ISO, my understanding is the sensor becomes low sensitive to light so expecting very low grains

Thanks for the clarity Dave, your article helps

Tip noted, I will adapt this safety technique, thanks Pascal

Hand held, VR ON & stationery subjects

this setting makes the photos too grainy

Camera was not on manual Focus it was on AF single point

I haven't done AF calibration, I went through few reviews which commented inbuilt calibration mechanism is not repeatable and reliable

Can you throw little light into the low ISO and shutter speed relation, I was in the assumption Low ISO could make the image sensor less sensitive to light, thereby bright objects alone could be ...

I had my camera in single point AF and pointed towards the bird

Thanks Doug, made note of low ISO factor

Thanks a lot for your suggestion Bill

Skinner, you mean VR will have difficulty in higher shutter speeds ??

Thanks I used topaz Denoise, it really sorts my grainy image

Thanks a lot for your input, how do you manage the higher ISO grains in raw images, I use luminar 4 for post-editing, i find difficulty in finding a balance between these grains and sharpness of ...

yeah observed it, do you experience focus points shifting due to camera shake, especially when using single focus point, in continuous mode handheld?

i didnt know it was in manual mode, i dont know why i had it in manual mode, thanks for pointing it out

Thanks for your input, is there a thumb rule on the shutter speed and focal length ? especially for stationery subjects?

Thanks for your input

Dear all, i have taken some pics with my d500 and found the image was not at all sharp, i didn't had time to review the picture in the field and end found lots of pics were blurry, I have attached ...