Hello,I have been a Nikon Shooter for many years and have recently switched to my Sony  A6000 for "daily' shooting of Home,Environment and Pet.I  am having problems with indoor shooting of my pet(Poodle)  as reviewed in Lightroom I see areas of movement blurred.I have kept Sony on Auto-Iso and Shutter Speed at 60th of a second with Aperture at F4.Do I have to shoot in Manual  Mode of Shutter Priority rather than Aperture Priority to boost SS?Please help .I find this camera light with finely exposed images outdoors with some glitches in tracking.Best Alan New Mexico USA

When shooting your poodle, try to use sports mode w/ af-c and wide focus area. It will provide you with focus tracking and the shorter times you need anyway. Maybe you also need a fast prime for indoor shots of moving subjects.

 

Greetz, svenski.

Manually set the iso to force a shutter speed faster than 1/60th?

A faster lens will, of course, introduce depth of field issues.

 

Just a thought - your pet is a living, animated subject so what's the problem with some motion blur? Particularly in the extremities not the face.

yes go for S mode that gives you the best control

 

and find a shutter speed that fits

 

ISO Auto

 

if you want sharp images i would go for 1/250 or faster ........depends on the movement of your subject

 

or already stated from svenski use the sports mode