Theme Parks: Night Photography
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Thanks guys :thumbs: The show was fun to watch and tricky to shoot with a lot going on. Cant wait to get back and give it another try.
HTF just do it, you wont regret it. I love the lens so much and find myself using it more than any of my other ones. I have to tell myself to put it away and use the others ones
Its the Rokinon 8mm fisheye. It wouldn't be my go to lens go to lens for these night time shows but I wanted to get a wide shot from where we watched it at.
And man, did you get a crazy wide shot!
Very nice! :thumbs:
thanks Felipe. I switched to that lens about 3 min into the show after the first set of fireworks went off and I realized there was noway my 17mm-50mm would have gotten everything in frame.
I love the angle you got and it came out perfectly clear! Mine the water was almost straight on since i moved, dam that bouncy bridge
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I love the angle you got and it came out perfectly clear! Mine the water was almost straight on since i moved, dam that bouncy bridge
The bridge killed me in 98% of my shots :fist:
I really can't wait to start editing my shots from IOA last night. That bridge from Hogsmead to IOA can vibrate just enough to make images the slightest bit blurry, and I had that issue to deal with last night, as well. That's one reason I try to avoid shooting on bridges in general.
