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Re: Toy Story Mania Official Website
The only good ones will be with a diffraction polarizer on the camera lens - or better, a stereo camera with a pair of the ride glasses strapped over the lenses (or properly aligned polarizing filters) to get the right stereo effect. And really fast film (or high sensitivity CCD's for digital) because it's indoor projected images.
Even with the right photo gear it will be extroardinarily difficult to get clear pictures inside the ride, unless you are an Official Disney Photographer and they set up some static shots for you.
Low light can be solved with a long exposure and no motion, and access to stand a tripod where Guests can't normally go when the ride is in operation...
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Originally posted by Imaginationeer
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Even with the right photo gear it will be extroardinarily difficult to get clear pictures inside the ride, unless you are an Official Disney Photographer and they set up some static shots for you.
Low light can be solved with a long exposure and no motion, and access to stand a tripod where Guests can't normally go when the ride is in operation...
--<< Bruce >>--
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