what issue are you having? to dark? blurry? etc - Pixarprincess  531.4 #215 12:37PM

Mainly too dark. - PiecesOf8  373.2 #369 12:40PM

the shutter speed and aperture are probably your 2 biggest issues. you need to allow the shutter to remain open longer to allow more light/exposure. however this can result in blurry photos. my best advice is keep at it. try all kinds of different settings and combinations. you will find what works best, and unfortunately sometimes what works in one situation doesnt for another. good luck! - Pixarprincess  531.4 #215 12:49PM

In dark situations, low aperture and highest ISO. For dark rides, slower shuttle speed than usual. - BaseballMickey_CM  2863.3 #16 1:00PM

Thank you both very much! I will keep trying. :) - PiecesOf8  373.2 #369 1:33PM

I have found that often keeping the camera on f/5 or so does well but like they have mentioned, just messing around and figuring out your camera is best. I've been taking pictures in the park with someone who actually has a different brand of camera than me and it has helped me learn my own camera immensely! - IDVandalSkipperCM  1299.0 #63 1:40PM

I'm going to the park today with my Nikon d90 to shoot - fiveeye  217.4 #1395 2:07PM

Great responses ;) - FORCEBEWITHYOU  4.1 #12983 2:38PM