my Disneyland and stuff photo album: 2

[Disneycool]

Awesome Pics!!! thanks for posting the pics

[will2marie2]

AH-MA-ZING!!! lol I espically love the rainy day pictures. It's nice to see what the park's like on that kind of weather. =D

[ivankay]

A late thanks Disneycool and will2marie2.

i've been without a pass for the past couple of months, but finally broke down and renewed:























More in a bit.

[ivankay]

And more in the next post.

[ivankay]

[rage]

Loving every single picture, thank you!

[ivankay]

Thank you rage.













Next: The continued attempts to get the Haunted Mansion

[ivankay]

always closing her eyes

[ivankay]

grrr.









i'm gonna call it a day and get into some Mad Men season finale (why can't it go on forever?). i'll try to be back sooner with new stuff and old stuff from the drives.

[PinkElephant]

Those Haunted Mansion pictures are pretty awesome! They're all so clear!

[ivankay]

It was my best time ever shooting it. For that i'll have to give a big "What What" to the 50mm 1.4 lens i was renting that week and high ISOs.

[DizneyPhotoGuy]

It was my best time ever shooting it. For that i'll have to give a big "What What" to the 50mm 1.4 lens i was renting that week and high ISOs.

How high does your ISO settings go without getting all grainy? 1.4, huh? Nice!

Love those pictures.

[ivankay]

Thanks DizneyPhotoGuy.

Quality always suffers with the higher ISOs, but it wasn't as bad as i thought it was going to be before i started using it regularly. The higher ISOs on the SLR are porcelin compared to the same higher ISOs on my G9. The Haunted Mansion shots i maxed out at 3200 (not available on the G9). The quality didn't bother me so much because i needed to be in that 1/40 or faster range.

[ivankay]

Some pictures from Tuesday:

[Mac Daddy]

Thanks for more great shots, Ivankay. The 1.4 is the way to go for Haunted Mansion shots. Even with the ISO boosted, it's still pretty tricky to get ANYTHING decent in there as you are constantly moving and bumping around. GREAT job on getting those clear shots!