WDW Photographers Gallery (all images welcome)

[CP_alum08]

Thanks guys! Now I just need to work on it not taking 4 hours to do.

It does look pretty good. It's relatively quick to do if you use layer masks, you just have to make sure the sky is exposed the same in all the shots.

 

[everestnut]

Beware of Yetis

 

[fractal]

everestnut,

I so love that Yeti picture!

 

[fractal]

 

[NowInc]

Taken yesterday... WHY THE HECK DID THEY DO THE SOFT OPENING THE WEEKEND I VOWED TO ONLY USE A PRIME LENS AND A LOW LEVEL CAMERA!?!?!? I really wish I had my better equipment with me..but here..it was a paaaaaain. In dark rides its near impossible to auto focus with the D3100..so all my pics had to be manually dialed in...


The New Fantasyland by DreGGs, on Flickr

 

[kimberlymautz]

All of your photos are so great! Hopefully mine come out half as good during my trip!
Although I will admit, my #1 priority right now is to attempt those fireworks shots you guys have, those are absolutely amazing! I wish I knew how to do that!

 

[fractal]

 

[CP_alum08]

Taken yesterday... WHY THE HECK DID THEY DO THE SOFT OPENING THE WEEKEND I VOWED TO ONLY USE A PRIME LENS AND A LOW LEVEL CAMERA!?!?!? I really wish I had my better equipment with me..but here..it was a paaaaaain. In dark rides its near impossible to auto focus with the D3100..so all my pics had to be manually dialed in...


The New Fantasyland by DreGGs, on Flickr

This is pretty bright for 1/200th, f/1.8, and ISO 3200. Looks like this will be a good new dark ride to shoot!

 

[CP_alum08]

All of your photos are so great! Hopefully mine come out half as good during my trip!
Although I will admit, my #1 priority right now is to attempt those fireworks shots you guys have, those are absolutely amazing! I wish I knew how to do that!

I can almost guarantee you'll have a love/hate relationship with fireworks after trying to photograph them. All you need is a tripod, a long exposure, and loads of patience good luck!

 

[kimberlymautz]

I can almost guarantee you'll have a love/hate relationship with fireworks after trying to photograph them. All you need is a tripod, a long exposure, and loads of patience good luck!

Haha. I'm sure! We'll be in MK for the fireworks twice, so maybe I'll use my first night to practice.

 

[fractal]

 

[Allen C]

Nik Color Efex - Polaroid Transfer Filter


The Haunted Mansion by Allen Castillo, on Flickr

 

[ddbowdoin]

Nik Color Efex - Polaroid Transfer Filter


The Haunted Mansion by Allen Castillo, on Flickr

thats a cool effect, I like it... ever done a polaroid transfer in real life?

 

[NowInc]

Disney Trip Oct 2012 by DreGGs, on Flickr

 

[kimberlymautz]

I can't wait for my trip! Hopefully once I get home I'll have some neat shots to show you all!
Until then, this is what I've got.

This was two years ago and taken with a crappy point and shoot. This is probably the only decent one out of 15 or so though. Hahaha.

& This is a typical tourist shot, but I loved Epcot so I don't care.

 

[ddbowdoin]

 

[ddbowdoin]

 

[NowInc]

Disney Trip Oct 2012 by DreGGs, on Flickr

 

[kimberlymautz]

Way to make my Epcot shot look awful.
Hahahaha.
That's okay! I'll just have to take some better ones this trip.

 

[ddbowdoin]

Way to make my Epcot shot look awful.
Hahahaha.
That's okay! I'll just have to take some better ones this trip.

NO NO NO... not a competition here, I don't want anyone to be afraid of posting anything.

no matter who is here, we all started somewhere... the above image is far from a good image. I'm lucky, in 2012 digital technology has driven down the cost of film equipment that 15 years ago I would have had to sell my car to buy. In terms of detail and color, medium format paired up with a good film takes a lot of work out of my hands. Sure I compose and determine my exposure, but there are no color adjustments or anything here... what you see here came straight from the camera. A 30 second scan and I was done.