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More on the D23 Program

Posted on by Debra Martin Koma
As you may have already read, on Tuesday, The Walt Disney Company launched D23, billed as “the first official community for Disney fans in the company’s 85-year history.” According to the official press release, D23 will provide fans with the opportunity to “go backstage and behind closed doors to get the inside scoop from every … Continue reading "More on the D23 Program"
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P for Program Assist

Posted on by Scott Thomas
The past couple of weeks I’ve showed you how to control depth of field with Aperture Priority mode and to slow or freeze motion in Shutter Priority mode. What if I was to tell you about a mode which automatically selects a good exposure (aperture (f-stop) and shutter speed) to start with and allows you … Continue reading "P for Program Assist"
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Metering Modes

Posted on by Scott Thomas
You hear about all kinds of “modes” when you talk about digital photography. There’s shooting modes, scene modes and metering modes. The later refers to how your camera meters or “sees” what’s in front of it’s lens. You see, inside each of our cameras is a light meter. Because it is viewing light reflected from … Continue reading "Metering Modes"
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Photo of the Week 2010 Photo Gallery

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PHOTO GALLERY 2010 December 14, 2010 "Falling Paint!" August 2010, Streets of America at Disney's Hollywood Studios Submitted by Kathleen Bast, Waterloo, ON Canada Taken with Sony Cybershot December 7, 2010 "I Thought This Was Just a Train Ride!" March 2010, Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, Magic Kingdom Submitted by Phil Oberbroeckling, Kingwood, Texas November 30, … Continue reading "Photo of the Week 2010 Photo Gallery"
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Varying the Point of View at the Magic Kingdom

Posted on by Scott Thomas
I use the Partners statue of Walt Disney and Mickey Mouse a lot on this blog to show various techniques. Today is no exception. My party had an early morning breakfast in the Magic Kingdom and as I walked up Main Street USA I could see the nice lighting on Cinderella Castle and the Partners … Continue reading "Varying the Point of View at the Magic Kingdom"
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Tinker Bell on Parade in the Magic Kingdom

Posted on by Scott Thomas
Tinker Bell in the Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade on Main Street USA.Nikon D700/24-120VR, 1/320s, f/9, ISO 400, EV +0.3, 120mm Focal Length. I have not gotten any really good photos of Tinker Bell until last year when I photographed her in the Disney Festival of Fantasy Parade at the Magic Kingdom. I used a … Continue reading "Tinker Bell on Parade in the Magic Kingdom"
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How to Create Travel Magazine Photos at Walt Disney World

Posted on by Scott Thomas
When you use Auto mode with a digital SLR camera, the programing in the camera will do its best to give you a “good” exposure. Even in Program mode if you do not understand how to use it, the camera will give you a “good” exposure. I put good in quotes because, while you will … Continue reading "How to Create Travel Magazine Photos at Walt Disney World"
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Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular

Posted on by Lisa Berton
Action shots are especially hard to get with most point and shoot camera because they simply can’t take photos fast enough to freeze movement. There are however high-end point and shoots which allow the owner to use manual settings which open up a stream of possibilities. Once again, I picked up the Canon Powershot S5 … Continue reading "Indiana Jones Stunt Spectacular"
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Backlighting

Posted on by Scott Thomas
Backlighting is light illuminating from behind the subject. This is very tough to correctly expose for and causes havoc with your camera’s light meter. If you are outdoors and the light source is the sun, the best way to meter for backlighting is to point your camera to one side of the sun or the … Continue reading "Backlighting"
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