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Rode it this morning and a guy in line had a custom shirt made that on the front had the Maelstrom logo with #OneLastRide below it and on the back it said #LetItGo. It was also odd seeing the movie theater full after the ride, which I don't know if I've ever seen.

The hard part is understanding Manual and once you understand the shutter speed math, it becomes super easy and fun for these night shots.

For straps I just found someone on Etsy who would make a Haunted Mansion one. I usually just make sure to slide it through my left arm so it hangs diagonally across me as opposed to around my neck and straight down. That, for me, has caused the standard straps to be super comfortable and not...

I do use the AEB for daytime brackets but I've never heard of that slide technique. May have to try that one out next time!

I also don't know if exposure compensation on Canon allows for 5 brackets, as I've never used it. There is a bracket option but it only does 3 brackets so for night time it may not be enough.

I suppose you could, I've just never used exposure compensation or Aperture Priority. I only ever use the math if it is gonna go beyond 30secs since you can just move the light meter til it hits that 1 or 2 stop mark. Just goes to show there are so many different ways of doing the same thing.

I personally do not. Don't see much use for them and it's just one more piece of glass to reduce image quality. Only piece of glass I would add is an ND filter if you want to take a long exposure in daylight scenarios.

I do everything in Manual so without the bracketing option in the menu, use the math for shutter speed. So if the light meter is centered at 5s, then I need a 10s for +1 stop, 20s for +2 stops, 2.5s for -1 stop and 1.25s for -2 stops. That gives me a 5 shot bracket. I also don't use the...