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Originally Posted by Murtada
nice try , I would only comment on the high ISO
if you played with the aperture little bet and kept the ISO less than 400 you would get rid of the high iso effect
cheers
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Actually you are incorrect. In a training video produced by Nikon for the D300, they suggest setting the ISO to 800 and leaving it there. I have been shooting at 800 for the past week and have not seen any degredation in my shots. I think what you are seeing is a result of having the shutter open for 30 seconds.