Picture of the Day October 17th, 2012

[Kathy Jetson]

Originally Posted by ejud

Ah!

Update your Flash! (And/or make sure it is not disabled for that page in your browser tools.)



Jud

Thanks Jud! I'll try that tomorrow when my son's dad will be here so I don't blow up my computer I hope it works! (I guess you can tell I don't know what my flash is eh?)

[ejud]

Originally Posted by Kathy Jetson

Thanks Jud! I'll try that tomorrow when my son's dad will be here so I don't blow up my computer I hope it works! (I guess you can tell I don't know what my flash is eh?)

Ya... go outside and watch for a ten year old to walk by: start crying and ask him for help.



Jud

[cyndiella]

Rather proud of this one.. "enthusiastically expressing my artistic vision"....
Got a 3 in one shot...

[budcollector]

[tink2044]

[QUOTE=Kathy Jetson;47017416]Thanks! I've always gotten a friend to put my pics in PB for me and she just moved 2 hrs away. I tried to do it myself last night and read the directions on their site it said there is a box to drop my pics from my computer into but there was no box on my screen. I had my son look at it too and neither one of us could figure it out. Oh well I'll get to my friend sooner or later.

This is from WDWMAgic but it may be helpful.
You need to upload them to a site like Photobucket or Flickr or whatever, then follow the directions here:
http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/e...-posts.839102/

[traylorc]

Originally Posted by ejud

BTW, you better have enthusiastically expressed [your] artistic vision on the London scene in Peter Pan!

I just cheated during the Christmas party, used flash and, finally, got the timing right or close enough!





Jud

I hear ya...I tried to get the London scene during our last trip and did not get a a keeper on the London Scene. I wanted to ride it again...but it took us 40 minutes to get on the ride...I did not feel like waiting another 40 minutes. But it's definitely on my "to do list" for our upcoming trip. I did manage to snag a couple....


Captain Hook & Peter Pan by traylorc, on Flickr


Peter Pan's Flight - Peter Pan, John Darling, Michael Darling by traylorc, on Flickr

[Kaewin]

Sorry I have been missing out. Went on a mission to Hala with the Avengers to negotiate a treaty and was quite busy.

Saw this





or maybe not.

[loribeth]

Mickey's Once Upon A Christmastime Parade by disneylori, on Flickr

[ejud]

Originally Posted by traylorc

I hear ya...I tried to get the London scene during our last trip and did not get a a keeper on the London Scene. I wanted to ride it again...but it took us 40 minutes to get on the ride...I did not feel like waiting another 40 minutes. But it's definitely on my "to do list" for our upcoming trip. I did manage to snag a couple....


Peter Pan's Flight - Peter Pan, John Darling, Michael Darling by traylorc, on Flickr

LOL! See what I mean about the timing?



Jud

[STEAMBOAT209]

[iluvwesties]

Originally Posted by cyndiella

Rather proud of this one.. "enthusiastically expressing my artistic vision"....
Got a 3 in one shot...

Very nice Cyndi

[SunDial]

Originally Posted by traylorc

I hear ya...I tried to get the London scene during our last trip and did not get a a keeper on the London Scene. I wanted to ride it again...but it took us 40 minutes to get on the ride...I did not feel like waiting another 40 minutes. But it's definitely on my "to do list" for our upcoming trip. I did manage to snag a couple....


Captain Hook & Peter Pan by traylorc, on Flickr


Peter Pan's Flight - Peter Pan, John Darling, Michael Darling by traylorc, on Flickr

Are you using a 1.4 or 1.8 and how high on the ISO are you shooting at?

[wdwensel]

Another shot from the Candy Cane Garden (thank you Jud!) area.

[traylorc]

Originally Posted by SunDial

Are you using a 1.4 or 1.8 and how high on the ISO are you shooting at?

Actually both shots were made at f/2.8 & an ISO of 6400.

[ejud]

Originally Posted by traylorc

Actually both shots were made at f/2.8 & an ISO of 6400.

Much more extreme than your Pirate shots, no? It's amazing how dark the dark rides really are! And how amazing our own human eyes are at seeing in such low light!



Jud