disney pool pictures...

dazzer68

dazzer68

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after lkistening to a podcast from inside the magic, they were doing their top 3 pools at a disneyresort hotel, i thought it might be agood thread for people to post their pictures of disney pools, id love to see the one with sand on the bottom, i have one picture from all star movies the fantasia pool, not a very good one taken last year on my old digital camera, looks much better than this in real life!
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lilredfoxie

lilredfoxie

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Well I guess people wait to take the picutres when not many people are around so noone gets annoyed that they are in your pool photos in a bathing suit kinda thing
 
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TimeTrip

TimeTrip

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MMC4Life said:
No-the camera was just having issues with the lights at night. We tried different settings, and couldn't get a great one to work.
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It was probably more of a problem that you were shaking the camera while taking the picture :). A tripod usually helps a ton for night pix....
 
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K

Kingdom WDW

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Out of the Poly, Grand Flo, and Beach Club I believe the Beach Club takes the cake just because of how vast, how beautiful, and how fun it is. I have fond memories of trying to hang on in the WHIRLpool, going down the shipwreck slide, and eating at Hurricane Hanna's.
 
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fizzle75

fizzle75

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A quick question...I use a Kodak Easy Share and I can't seem to get a good night time picture to save my life. I get horrible pictures in dark rooms too. Is this inherant with the Easy Share or am I doing something wrong? I have tried almost all of the settings and still have no luck with it. All of my Wishes,Fantasmic,Spectromagic and Illuminations pictures look horrible! Can anyone give me some ideas? Also,we are considering getting a new digital camera but we have a very limited budget,any reccomendations. Sorry,I know this is off topic but it sorta kinda fits.:o

By the way, here's a pic of the pool outside of The Grandstand at Saratoga Springs...
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We'll be staying at Old Key West for the first time in September,anybody have any pics of thier pool/pools?
 
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K

Kingdom WDW

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That pool looks good. I remember hearing or reading somewhere (Passporter Guide?) that one of the Saratoga Springs pools will be really good.

But you can't go wrong with a Disney pool.
 
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fizzle75

fizzle75

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Kingdom WDW said:
That pool looks good. I remember hearing or reading somewhere (Passporter Guide?) that one of the Saratoga Springs pools will be really good.

But you can't go wrong with a Disney pool.
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I was very pleasantly surprised by Saratoga Springs, it really is a beautiful resort. All of the pools there,especially the main pool, are gorgeous.

I love your signature by the way.:wave:
 
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DDuckFan130

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I have this one I took in the morning as I was heading into the food court at POR. There's much more to this pool than what I have, but here is what I have.

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I also have this one from CSR....I have more but I'm in them so tough! :lookaroun

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dazzle_em55

dazzle_em55

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We have easy share cameras too. I can't remember if the standard one works the best or if we use the action setting. I have to play with it every time I go. I do get fairly good night shots.

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fizzle75

fizzle75

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dazzle_em55 said:
We have easy share cameras too. I can't remember if the standard one works the best or if we use the action setting. I have to play with it every time I go. I do get fairly good night shots.

New Years 2006/07 2007
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Fantasmic New years day
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When I click on the links it just takes me to the Kodak Easy Share sign in page.:shrug:
 
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kcnole

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The biggest thing with nighttime pictures is that you need a longer shutter time which also requires that you keep the camera very still which is almost impossible to do by hand. For good nighttime pictures a tripod and longer shutter time will do marvels.
 
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DDuckFan130

DDuckFan130

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I have a Kodak Easyshare and it's definitely that we need to keep the cameras still, either with a tripod or a trash can or any steady surface. I managed decent pictures of Wishes using my sister's head as a steady surface :lookaroun
 
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