Nicole220
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You can always try uploading to photobucket or the WDWMagic photo albums.
Those have always worked for me. :wave:
You can always try uploading to photobucket or the WDWMagic photo albums.
I don't know why, but I really like this one!
Hi!
Nicole said:You can always try uploading to photobucket or the WDWMagic photo albums.
Those have always worked for me.
Thanks for your help. I have tried and tried the wdwmagic photo albums and all I can create is an albulm but it wont let me add any pictures. I am sure I am doing something wrong, but I can't figure out what:brick: Finally figured it out on Photo bucket!!!Hi!
You have posted the photo from your c drive...you need to upload it to the internet for it to view...either with something like photobucket or our own WDWMagic photo albums! :wave:
Thanks Nicole!
Gorjus, You nailed it on the zooming. 30 second exposure, about 24-25 seconds shot at 70MM then rotated up to 200MM for about a second or two. Since the bulk of the time the picture is shot at 70MM only the bright areas will show the zooming movement and the zoom.
I had just seen this technique in an email newsletter from Ritz Camera, and I wanted to try it the next time I went to WDW. In the newsletter they showed it using a daytime shot, but I'm assuming a nighttime shot would be much easier as you could leave the frame open much longer and not get a washed-out shot. Do you know what your fstop was? Just as a refrence point. How many trys did it take you to get the shot?Gorjus, You nailed it on the zooming. 30 second exposure, about 24-25 seconds shot at 70MM then rotated up to 200MM for about a second or two. Since the bulk of the time the picture is shot at 70MM only the bright areas will show the zooming movement and the zoom.
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