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Day in the Life at Disney’s Hollywood Studios

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Here is my Day in the Life at Disney’s Hollywood Studios from early March, 2020 before the closure because of COVID-19. Will give you tips and links as I bring you all with me. If you drive to Disney’s Hollywood Studios and park, do not forget to photograph the location of your vehicle. I have seen plenty … Continue reading "Day in the Life at Disney’s Hollywood Studios"
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Slinky Dog Dash Fisheye 1A

Adjusting Disney Fisheye Photos

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Fisheye Lenses are fun to photograph with. For more history and technical information visit this Wikipedia page. Today, I want to talk about how to process photographs produced from a fisheye lens. Earlier this week, I took a Nikon D750 digital full-frame camera and Sigma 15mm Fisheye lens to Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Started out the day … Continue reading "Adjusting Disney Fisheye Photos"
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Tree of Life at 70mm

Focal Length with the Tree of Life

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If you are new to the Photographic Innoventions section of the Picture This! Photo Blog here at AllEars.net, the technical information I share with all my photos may be a mystery to you. This information is called metadata. Metadata is defined as a set of data that describes and gives information about other data. Digital … Continue reading "Focal Length with the Tree of Life"
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Walt Disney World Wallpapers for Your Desktop

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Wallpaper image of Big Thunder Mountain Railroad.Nikon D70/Tokina 11-16mm, 1/400s, f/10, ISO 200, EV +0.3, 11mm (16mm DX) Focal Length. A few years ago I supplied a few images to All Ears to help create a set of Disney Wallpaper images for your computers. You can find them in the Disney Desktop Section. Check them … Continue reading "Walt Disney World Wallpapers for Your Desktop"
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Re-Living an Old Trip to Disney’s Animal Kingdom

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Back in 2013, I brought the Nikon 80-400mm f/4.5-5.6D ED AF VR Zoom lens to Disney’s Animal Kingdom. This is the original version of the lens. It is a big, heavy lens which I use mostly for field sports and wildlife photography with an occassional visit to local zoos. Carrying it at a Disney themepark … Continue reading "Re-Living an Old Trip to Disney’s Animal Kingdom"
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Using a Wide Angle Zoom at the Magic Kingdom

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A fun lens to use at Walt Disney World is an Ultra Wide Angle (UWA) Zoom Lens. For a Full frame camera, it means a lens starting at around 16mm. For a cropped sensor camera, 10mm or 11mm is a good starting focal length. Currently, I use a Nikon 16-35mm f/4G ED VR Lens on … Continue reading "Using a Wide Angle Zoom at the Magic Kingdom"
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Disney Architectural Photography – Part 2

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Last week, we discussed the type of equipment needed for Architectural Photography at Walt Disney World. For Part 2, we are going to explore how composition plays an important part in using that equipment. For the most part, I stick with the Rule of Thirds which I have found very viable in creating pleasing photos … Continue reading "Disney Architectural Photography – Part 2"
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Disney PIc of the Week: Magic Kingdom Landscape

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For the next few weeks, Deb and I will be sharing our landscape photography from Walt Disney World. The definition of Landscape Photography is showing spaces within the world, sometimes vast and unending, but other times microscopic. That’s pretty broad. Must people think of vast expanses showing mountains, deserts, oceans and other such places when … Continue reading "Disney PIc of the Week: Magic Kingdom Landscape"
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