Disney Resort Picture of the Day!!!

[goin2disneyagain]

Great eye-spy!!!

I know. I took the photo and never noticed the hidden Mickey until it was pointed out when I posted the photo here.

 

[stenogoddess]

I never noticed that before, how cool!

 

[kimmar067]

Saratoga Springs

.......DUHHHHH!! [ah shoulda knowed betta!!]

 

[mjkaferle5]

I know. I took the photo and never noticed the hidden Mickey until it was pointed out when I posted the photo here.

That looks like an unintentional hidden mickey!!

 

[purplern]

 

[Buzz2001]

 

[LoriDee]

Here is a night shot of the Boardwalk with the Dolphin nicely lit up on the side...

Greg,
Just a quick question. When you took this picture did you use something to stablize the camera? (ie - tripod, table, railing) I just thought of another one and maybe it's been asked before - but what camera do you use? I have a Cannon EOS Rebel Digital. I hope I can get the same quality of pictures from my camera. Thanks again for sharing.

 

[LoriDee]

Great pictures. I reall like the one of the pool.

 

[LoriDee]

Look you caught an ORB!! Thank you for sharing all your pictures. I really enjoy this thread and can't wait until I can contribute.

 

[disneymom727]

oops I accidentally unsubscribed! Just subscribing again. Gotta have my daily Disney fix!!!

 

[Greg_NY]

Greg,
Just a quick question. When you took this picture did you use something to stablize the camera? (ie - tripod, table, railing) I just thought of another one and maybe it's been asked before - but what camera do you use? I have a Cannon EOS Rebel Digital. I hope I can get the same quality of pictures from my camera. Thanks again for sharing.

Hi LoriDee,

I have a Canon EOS 10D Digital SLR; it is similar to the Rebel Digital. You should have no problems getting excellent pictures.

For these night shots, I find something stable to place the camera on. I don't feel like dragging a tripod around, so a railing or a fence post will do. Since the exposure will be rather long - a couple of seconds or more, it's best not to touch the camera while it takes the picture. Therefore I use the self timer feature to take the picture. I am certain the Digital Rebel has this feature.

I usually let the camera choose the exposure (leave it on auto) but sometimes it's fun to try different things.

Enjoy!

 

[ctrabada]

I asked Santa Claus to bring me a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT... <sigh> I may not get it this year.... and I'm sick of my little Canon Powershot S400... I think I've graduated and need to go to the next level... I want the power! (more MP, manual features, fast shutters, and on and on and on....)

Here's my picture of the day:
Top of the YC lighthouse

 

[Greg_NY]

This is the beach at the Polynesian looking towards the MK and Space Mountain. Now here's a place where I could spend my afternoon

Must be good for the fireworks at night too...

 

[LindsayDunn228]

Oh WOW!!! What an awesome pic!!!!!!!!

 

[Buzz2001]

 

[sheridac]

so I don't miss anything!

 

[LoriDee]

I asked Santa Claus to bring me a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XT... <sigh> I may not get it this year.... and I'm sick of my little Canon Powershot S400... I think I've graduated and need to go to the next level... I want the power! (more MP, manual features, fast shutters, and on and on and on....)

Here's my picture of the day:
Top of the YC lighthouse

I understand we orginial bought a Nikon and the shutter speed is just way to slow. The Rebel I have you push the button and snap it's taken a picture or two. I've had to learn to be a little more careful with taking a picture.

 

[LoriDee]

Hi LoriDee,

I have a Canon EOS 10D Digital SLR; it is similar to the Rebel Digital. You should have no problems getting excellent pictures.

For these night shots, I find something stable to place the camera on. I don't feel like dragging a tripod around, so a railing or a fence post will do. Since the exposure will be rather long - a couple of seconds or more, it's best not to touch the camera while it takes the picture. Therefore I use the self timer feature to take the picture. I am certain the Digital Rebel has this feature.

I usually let the camera choose the exposure (leave it on auto) but sometimes it's fun to try different things.

Enjoy!

Thank you for your help.

 

[purplern]

Oh WOW!!! What an awesome pic!!!!!!!!

Thanks! Here's mine for today-totem pole and store in WL

 

[TYTY]

Just replying - can't wait to see more.