Epcot Photos from 2/12/06

[gwbeachjr]

Here are some of my pix from Sunday Night. First time I figured out how to take pix at night. I hope you enjoy.

GWB

[karamie]

Nice, thanks for sharing! I still haven't figured out how to take pictures at night, but I love they way they look!

[tloolgb]

I love taking Illuminations photos!

[gwbeachjr]

Nice, thanks for sharing! I still haven't figured out how to take pictures at night, but I love they way they look!

Thank you.......night setting and a tripod helps.

[TDLFAN]

Nice, thanks for sharing! I still haven't figured out how to take pictures at night, but I love they way they look!

I am still trying to figure out how to add photos to posts on MC!!!

[gwbeachjr]

http://photobucket.com/

I am still trying to figure out how to add photos to posts on MC!!!

[TDLFAN]

Oh COOL! Thanks!!

[TheDisneyInquisitor]

Imageshack.us is better as they don't have bandwidth limits.

As for the pics, they look cool. My night pics always get messed up.

[figment1986]

my night pics come out too dark.. lol.. or they were film on B&W and dont bother to print them....

[BigPigletFan]

Thank you.......night setting and a tripod helps.

Yes! And that I learned from TDLFAN. I just used trash cans. You can find one every 50 feet! (Give or take) But nice photos. Show more! Show more!

But yes... that still doesn't mean I have mastered taking night pictures with people in them.


Remember this? Epcot!

[gwbeachjr]

awww you put up the pic finally. I gave up on ever seeing it....thank you BPF

[gwbeachjr]

Ok here is the Cliff Notes version of RoE:























Enjoy

[TDLFAN]

my night pics come out too dark.. lol.. or they were film on B&W and dont bother to print them....

That means you are not opening your lense long enough. Try 2-3 secs, and you MUST have a tripod. If photographing a person in the dark with something lit up in the background (like Spaceship earth or the Castle), position the person NO FARTHER than 8 feet from the camera, use FLASH, and open lense for 3 secs.. The subject being photographed shouls remain standing still for the whole time to avoid blurry shades around him/her. Hope that helps.

[figment1986]

That means you are not opening your lense long enough. Try 2-3 secs, and you MUST have a tripod. If photographing a person in the dark with something lit up in the background (like Spaceship earth or the Castle), position the person NO FARTHER than 8 feet from the camera, use FLASH, and open lense for 3 secs.. The subject being photographed shouls remain standing still for the whole time to avoid blurry shades around him/her. Hope that helps.

interesting.. I think you said everything which i ignored in my photos 1 book, and what my teacher said... thank you..

though I almost never bring a tri-pod.. i could use a trashcan.. lol

(now to find my camera's manual.. that or get it fixed or repalced.. since it does have a boken battery cover.. To bad i dont have a flash for my Film SLR.. (teacher said no flash.. )

[Monorailred]

I just used trash cans. You can find one every 50 feet! (Give or take)

I am a big fan of the Trash Tripod as well - a poor man's solution that you do not have to lug around. I have some great nighttime photos using that method - don't have 'em on this computer though........