My suggestion was mainly based on the observation that far too many contemporary amateur photographers have become overly reliant on VR/IS/OS/VC and as a result become disappointed when unusually low shutter speeds in average-to-poor light produce obviously soft photos. I fully agree that VR works very well, but your 1/200s shutter speed is fast enough for a sharp, handheld, high res capture. The shutter speeds that cause problems for many photographers shooting high density sensors are less than half of that and all too commonly used I think.

Turns out the OP is using a 35mm f/1.8 and is now tweaking the AF Fine Tune settings and I think also doing focus testing, so I'll wish him luck with that.

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