DIN HELP!!

Im 6'1 195 and am set at 8. 8 has worked perfectly for me so you can try coming down to that. Either way I think you'll be good!

Your BSL is 265 and you're 5'11, 195? And you're either a type II or III, there's no II.5

*not a ski tech don't take anything I say seriously*
Your BSL is tiny. That's why it's high.
My chart is outdated, but there actually isn't a spot for a level 3 5'10" 265 on it.
Based on the adjacent values though, 10 isn't far off what you should be riding, especially as you're (height) is on the cusp of moving up in range. Remember that ski shops know what they're doing, especially with something as legally important as din settings. If you're concerned you won't come out (or overstated your skiing ability to the tech) maybe try dropping it to a 9.
*not a ski tech don't take anything I say seriously*

We need your BSL, not your boot size. Or are you really riding a 22.5 with a 265mm BSL?

Harry_TwatterWent to my local ski shop to get my bindings adjusted for the upcoming season after putting on some off season poundage.My shop set the DIN at 10,would you say that's right?Im asking because it was a kid who just started working there who did it and I'm not 100% sure about trusting him.
Height 5'10
Weight 195
Boot 265
ability 2 closer to 3
Binding marker jester
Any input would be super appreciated

Whoa! 10 is WAY to high! You should be a 7.5. Your Boot sole length and weight combined should really never be pushed past that number. You can get away with an 8, but just be warned that is pushing it. http://www.dinsetting.com/dinchart.htm Refer to that link for more questions. The general rule of thumb is use weight and BSL, and that's what you should be as a beginner. Go directly down 1 for intermediate, and 2 for expert. Oh yeah, be very careful doing all this yourself. Let a certified tech do it, and, for my own reasons, I am not telling you, condoning you, or suggesting to you, in any way, adjust your bindings without professional supervision, and that chart is to only be used as a guide. (Don't wanna get sued, sorry!)