I often shoot wildlife at high shutter speeds, bif 1/2500-3200+. I also regularly shoot other slower moving wildlife at 1/1000++. Up to now I have always had VR on. While I appreciate that at higher shutter speeds VR is not generally needed I find the steadying effect of VR on my viewfinder focus helps when tracking fast moving subjects. However, I have recently seen reports that VR at high shutter speeds can downgrade your images. I wonder what others do? So the question is do you use VR or not at higher shutter speeds. Apologise to Canon users so same question for IS.

You can have LR on two computers, no problem. The paperwork for your new computer should have a diagram that shows you where the USB ports are to plug in your external drive. Make sure you copy over your current catalog, too. The only problem might be if your new USB port has a different drive name than your old one, which happened to me. My new computer said the external drive was on F: but on my old computer it was on E:, so LR couldn't find my photos at first, even though to me they were in plain sight.
I believe there is a way to rename your new port so it's the same as on the old one, but I don't know how, so I laboriously used LR to "find" my photos so I wouldn't lose the edits.

Hi all. Ok I haven't shot inside (maybe 2 times) in probably 3-4 seasons. Well I had just heard that one of our school districts had put LED lights in all the their high school gyms which would be 2 at each school. I was so excited. I was hoping LED lights would help me be at least acceptable enough to be able to use some. These are the first attempt at it. JV Invitational tourney. Please let me know what you think. Don't be afraid to hurt my feelings. I am 68 and a half and lost most of my feelings long ago. LOL.Thanks for any critiques.