messin around with my dad's camera

[pipi135]

 

[pipi135]

 

[pipi135]

 

[Recty]

Not bad if you're just borrowing someone else's camera. If you want a little constructive criticism, try shooting with a higher shutter speed, it will help your subject not be quite as blurred.

 

[pipi135]

thanks
and how do you do that? its a nikon d3000

 

[Recty]

I dont know much about nikons, but you need to find out how to put it into shutter priority mode, on canon it is Tv mode. Then shut it to a high enough shutter speed your subjects no longer look blurred. For most fish tank photography I use at least 1/160th of a second or higher.

It will depend on your camera and lens if it can handle that shutter speed and still be letting in enough light, but try it anyway.

 

[Brett9917]

For a Nikon it will just be 'S' for shutter on the dial nob.