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Then again, I shoot differently than a sports shooter would so our techniques would be different. That said, depending on your final use for the photo, if you don't plan on going beyond a certain resolution for screen display or printing, cropping to zoom could isolate your target and enlarge it. After a certain point, it will become more pixilated, though. Dirk |
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Of course, it requires everyone to be moving. One person standing still and Oops! There's also a photoshop trick I tried once that involves stacking and blending multiple images. I can't remember the details, but I was able to get a pretty clean shot of the Atlantic City boardwalk and Convention Hall that way. It wasn't perfect, but it was fun. Disney really needs to introduce a photography tour for hobbyist photographers. All they should need would be for us to sign forms promising we won't use the photos for monetary purposes. Dirk |
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I forget the name of that technique. The second photographer I posted before uses it a lot. It's called like super file or something like that. Definitely super *something*. They use it several different ways. I've seen them do it with different exposure levels so that an image has consistent lighting throughout. For example, we had a shot that was in a domed cupola. The table with the seating place cards was on it. Because the dome and walls were glass, I couldn't get a shot of both the table and the scene outside the glass. One of the two was over/under exposed. He was able to take multiple shots of the room using different lighting levels, and then blend them into one pic. I also just saw them light up each section of a long room for a wedding ceremony. They then combined all the shots of each small lit area into one big well lit image, without the shadows and dark areas. Pretty cool stuff. I would certainly pay for that tour. I wonder if there's a third party photographer in the area that does that? |
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The only reason I would use an ND in daytime would be get good fountain shots or a fun monorail blur in Epcot. One of these visits, I need to designate a day or two half-days as "photography days" so I don't mind carrying gear and moving at my pace. I've gotten a pretty light photography kit for travel, including tripod, but I hate dealing with camera gear and power touring. The difficulty of getting FP's is making that scenario more and more likely. I've seen a recommendation of a 3 stop ND for fireworks to capture the multiple series of shots for Illuminations or on the castle. Again, I need to be willing to focus on photography rather than enjoying the show in order to nail the techniques down. That's one of the challenges of visiting ever 12-15 months, instead of more frequently. Dirk |
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