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Disneyworld, theme parks photo tips.

1. During the parade, donot stay with your wife and kids, shoot from across the street from them, this way you can compose your shots to include your family with the characters, float. (same technique inside boat rides, thake the opposite or behind them) same for some of the shows.
2. Fireworks, I stll have my 35 mm slide show of the fireworks I took in 1976...I am sure you know how to shoot fireworks on tripods and long exposure if not at bulb. Select a vantage point that will let you shoot wide with Cinderella's castle in the foreground.
3.night shots and stage lit pictures ay require fast lens and high iso.

Take family picture with iconic backgrounds as the Castle etc, thus would need selftimer on tripod.

morning guys! happy friday!!

to some, happy sat

vipergts831 wrote in post #13320499
1D X is available at the photo expo im going tomorrow! Just got a visual confirmation from my friend who is there now! Pictures to come tomorrow

Envious, enjoy...at Javits, smugmug hasfreepass, if you needcan send you link.

tonyniev wrote in post #13320507
Disneyworld, theme parks photo tips.

1. During the parade, donot stay with your wife and kids, shoot from across the street from them, this way you can compose your shots to include your family with the characters, float. (same technique inside boat rides, thake the opposite or behind them) same for some of the shows.
2. Fireworks, I stll have my 35 mm slide show of the fireworks I took in 1976...I am sure you know how to shoot fireworks on tripods and long exposure if not at bulb. Select a vantage point that will let you shoot wide with Cinderella's castle in the foreground.
3.night shots and stage lit pictures ay require fast lens and high iso.

Take family picture with iconic backgrounds as the Castle etc, thus would need selftimer on tripod.

you were able to use a tripod at disney tony?

DTBaan wrote in post #13320519
you were able to use a tripod at disney tony?

Yes, why, the do not allow that now?

tonyniev wrote in post #13320522
Yes, why, the do not allow that now?

i'm not sure about disneyworld, but disneyland, they wont allow because they think ppl would run into them and cause accidents. i dont know if there was any incident, but i also dont understand why you cant just be next to it. its the same as being next to someone else

i think steven checked on disney tokyo and fuond out he couldnt use it as well....

http://williambeem.com …ographers-are-terrorists/


http://land.allears.ne​t …using_a_tripod_​at_wd.html

Yes a small tripod is a must.

At Disney World drive inside the property and park in one of the hotels around the boardwalk, say Swan or Dolphin or Yatch club, free walk and photops around that lake even ride in their free boat shuttle to from Epcot, good food around this area.

More tripod FAQ
http://www.flickr.com …iscuss/72157605​079207752/

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thanks for the links tony

guess i will attempt someday.

do you have any pics to share of the park?

DTBaan wrote in post #13320643
thanks for the links tony

guess i will attempt someday.

do you have any pics to share of the park?

not on my smugmug or photobucket on cd's and will have to scan.

tonyniev wrote in post #13320513
Envious, enjoy...at Javits, smugmug hasfreepass, if you needcan send you link.

Thanks Tony! I went last year so ive been registered for two months now. Should be fun

these are awesome

http://www.stuckincust​oms.com …vel/florida/dis​ney-world/

tonyniev wrote in post #13320659
not on my smugmug or photobucket on cd's and will have to scan.

oh ok, no problem. no need to trouble yourself