Photo Sharing: Canon

[cpbjgc]

Another take on the Polynesian Resort lobby.

 

[WriteDisney]

Love the Poly pics! Did you use a tripod for those?

 

[SrisonS]

Bokeh On The Boulevard by Scott Smith (SRisonS), on Flickr

 

[rdunative]

 

[MACUSER]

Dance Party by mike.ricci, on Flickr

 

[pointandshoot]

I have not posted for awhile...cause I have not shot pictures for awhile.

 

[rdunative]

 

[mom2rtk]

This is BEAUTIFUL!

 

[rdunative]

This is BEAUTIFUL!

Thanks! But I owe most of my latest pics to you and your advice on getting a wide angle lens. I hardly took a pic without it!

 

[rdunative]

 

[WriteDisney]

Good morning!

 

[SrisonS]

Great shot!!!

 

[rdunative]

Great shot!!!

Thanks! I think Epcot's my favorite for photos. Didn't make it DHS or AK this trip but will try to in when I go back in December. Looks like ToT is still under construction?

 

[mom2rtk]

Thanks! But I owe most of my latest pics to you and your advice on getting a wide angle lens. I hardly took a pic without it!

Thank you! Always happy to help someone else spend their money!

Just kidding.... I just think Disney is the perfect place for wide angle. And I'm thinking the widest lens you had was 24 or so.... I just remember how much I loved having a wide angle for the first time at Disney!

I'm loving all your shots on the ship too. The one you just posted is gorgeous! Is there anything better than having the right photography equipment and having a subject to use it on?

 

[rdunative]

Thank you! Always happy to help someone else spend their money!

Just kidding.... I just think Disney is the perfect place for wide angle. And I'm thinking the widest lens you had was 24 or so.... I just remember how much I loved having a wide angle for the first time at Disney!

I'm loving all your shots on the ship too. The one you just posted is gorgeous! Is there anything better than having the right photography equipment and having a subject to use it on?

I ended up getting the Canon EF 17-40mm f/4L and the Tokina 11-16. One for the 5D MK2 and one for the 50D. = )

I had 3 camera bags and a tripod. Not the easiest to carry around but so worth it!

 

[goofygurly]

Hi my name is Chrys and I am new to the disboards. The pictures are all so beautiful. These were all done with a Canon? I am in the market for a new camera before my December 2011 trip to the World. I need some assistance all of the cameras I have had in the past were point and shoot. I would really like to upgrade any suggestions of what kind or style?

 

[jenseib]

Kind of boring compared to the recent beautiful landscape shots! LOL! Ahem...Greg!

I need to won the lottery so I can get some awesome lenses. I know a lot of my problem is cheap lenses....because it can't be me!

I don't know if I could stand holding all that equipment though.

 

[rdunative]

Kind of boring compared to the recent beautiful landscape shots! LOL! Ahem...Greg!

I need to won the lottery so I can get some awesome lenses. I know a lot of my problem is cheap lenses....because it can't be me!

I don't know if I could stand holding all that equipment though.

Your photos are very good! Just look into a tripod for your night shots and with the use of a little Lightroom you will be amazed at what you can do with your current equipment.

Thanks for the compliments, but I'm not an expert by no means. It was these folks on this board that inspired me to step up my game from just the average picture taken that I've done in the past.

I will have to say that this last trip was different than the others I've taken. It was mostly spent standing behind a tripod which was entertainment for me but probably pretty boring for the wife. I usually took just one extra lens in one camera bag and the tripod to the parks. The rest stayed in the room so it wasn't as bad as it looks from the pic above. I just didn't want to be down there without a variety of lenses in case I needed them. = )

 

[jenseib]

Your photos are very good! Just look into a tripod for your night shots and with the use of a little Lightroom you will be amazed at what you can do with your current equipment.

Thanks for the compliments, but I'm not an expert by no means. It was these folks on this board that inspired me to step up my game from just the average picture taken that I've done in the past.

I will have to say that this last trip was different than the others I've taken. It was mostly spent standing behind a tripod which was entertainment for me but probably pretty boring for the wife. I usually took just one extra lens in one camera bag and the tripod to the parks. The rest stayed in the room so it wasn't as bad as it looks from the pic above. I just didn't want to be down there without a variety of lenses in case I needed them. = )

Thanks.
I know what you men about lenses. I took 4 down, but didn't really NEED them all, but I still wanted a few options. I am going to try to take more time this summer to practice and learn new things.

 

[rdunative]

Finally got a chance to eat here. The brick ovens were beautiful. The Pizza was definitely a little different than what we have here in the States. It's worth checking out.