Photo trip report from January 11, 2007

[Mighty Mikerscope]

Wow, Mr. Frogberto's Wild Ride at Disneyland today!

Monorail, Nemo spy shots, Jedi Training, a churro and a dole whip, Indiana Jones, Space Mountain, Peter Pan, and Pirates—all in about an hour... my head's spinnin'!

That must be some kind of record! Congratulations!

[Mac Daddy]

Nice shots with that new camera of yours, señor Froggy! Did you take those POTC shots while MOVING?? I tried that with an ISO of 1250 last Monday and got nothing but bbblllllurrrrrr on each shot.

I stopped by on the way home today and it was cooooooooold!!

[Jables]

I was all excited to get that camera after seeing these pictures until I saw the price! WHOA!

[Alice's Wonderland]

Nice photos! And what a nice way to spend a lunch break. And your pictures have convinced me, I don't like the last Jack AA. He's funny looking.

[Mineux]

Amazing clear flash free photos!!! You have the camera i am lusting after, and now, even more so. Great photographer too!

[ksejr1]

all such wonderful pics thanks

[mrfantasmic]

Those are great pictures! That Rebel certainly is a good tool.
I would have been there for a bit today, but a fender bender got the best of me.

[clara]

That picture rocks! Looks so real! And no flash! Wow! I'm very impressed!

[duhduhkid]

best pics ever. so clear and awesome. and in only an hour!!!!

[disneyhound]

Great Photos. How cool is your life to be able to stop at DL for an hour before heading back to the office...

[hollywood1939]

Someone saw you today Froggy, were you in a suit?

BTW, awesome pics! The PotC ones are awesome.

[RobotMirror]

No, no flash. I think flash is a no no, since the white light drowns out the lighting that the imagineers utilize to set each scene. And to get technical, along with a good camera, I chose a fixed focal point (in this case a 50mm prime) lens with a wide aperture and a high iso setting. After that, I choose a fast shutter speed - in this case 1/60 second. It's the longer shutter speeds that make ride pics blurry.

[RobotMirror]

Yes, I'm always the geek in the suit and tie in the parks!

[clara]

No, no flash. I think flash is a no no, since the white light drowns out the lighting that the imagineers utilize to set each scene. And to get technical, along with a good camera, I chose a fixed focal point (in this case a 50mm prime) lens with a wide aperture and a high iso setting. After that, I choose a fast shutter speed - in this case 1/60 second. It's the longer shutter speeds that make ride pics blurry.

How high? If I may derail for a bit..so sorry.

[PEZZ Lightyear]

Yes, I'm always the geek in the suit and tie in the parks!

That is so COOL! Wish you had a picture of that!

And whatever you did to get those pictures - my hat is off to you, sir!