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Nikon camera settings - High ISO NR

All digital camera sensors start to reveal noise as light levels drop. When you increase your ISO setting, you are turning up the gain on your sensor. As a result, noise in shadow areas can become more noticeable. In a JPEG workflow, But you will get more control over noise removal in Capture NX, or by using dedicated noise removal software. By turning NR OFF, Capture NX won’t try to apply any noise removal when you open the file. This will speed up Capture NX’s performance dramatically.

Depending on your camera model, you might not be able to disable NR in the camera menus. That’s OK; you can turn it off later in Capture NX.

Summary

Leave this setting “off”