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thank you.... as for your question, for these type of pictures, you need a fast shutter, i think I was at 1/250 of a second and at times i wish I had set a faster shutter to freeze the action better. I really wasn't planning on taking pictures at this but I just decided near the end to take a...

I've brought one into the park... at different times I had a smaller one and a larger one... no worries....

I have used a cullman magic 2 tripod, it goes up to 57 inches and with my pistol grip and battery pack on my camera I can get it up to about 63 inches. it folds to under 8 inches as I recall and is lightweight and can hold about 9 pounds of weight. if it is windy this would not be my go to...

The Jeweled Dragon Acrobats at the China Pavilion in Epcot, though not my best pictures it is a really good show....

one looking at the Disney Boardwalk...

Some pics of inside the tower of terror.... it's a cool ride queue. The last picture is my wife's favorite ;)

some more from the mansion.....

I need to check that when I get back. I can tell you it was on the higher side. I have a Sony A7s and I want to say it was around 30-50,000 ISO

i found that lens to be very fun to use and at.95 you can really do shallow depth of field. I was thinking of posting some of my images from Star Wars Launch bay that really shows what shallow depth of field can be done with that lens.

they have a assortment of snacks and even better soda machines. nice place to hang out a refuel. I have heard from cast members, they will start to require you to have your hard member card and of course ID.

we were there last week and did not hear anything about free tickets. We did end up going to the after hours event and I would say I think they had 2,000-4000 in the park. Of course it is hard to tell. The park is huge and it was empty but we did see people. I don't think Disney needs this...

I do some photography to buy my new gear. Ive done some weddings for friends, special occasions, etc. I find it I do a few (2-3) I can get all my gear paid for with nothing out of pocket...

just got back from " the world" a few days ago and tried out my new Zhonngy master 50mm .95 manual lens, along with my Sony a7s. I must admit, I was out of practice doing manual focusing. Though I think i did pretty well.

I carry my camera with me. Every so often it gets pulled and swabbed by TSA.... No worries, I always tell them, they can open it if they need to.

I have a black rapid strap I have used for years. Overall I love this strap, except that it does bounce a lot when walking. This year I will also be taking my new strap, the peak design "leash" strap. I have been using this one for a few weeks and it does feel very comfortable and the camera...

I agree with photo_chick. photoshop would be over kill for what you are looking for. Lightroom would be a better, cheaper option and has a lower learning curve to it..

This is what I found on the Disney website. Tripod stands or monopod stands that cannot fit inside a standard backpack Are not allowed

for the parks, i just bring my cullman magic 2 tripod. it is very compact,it cannot hold a lot of weight but I have gotten good results with it. I was able to find it on Amazon warehouse deal for just over 100.00