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Episode 1029 - Through The Camera Eye

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Hosts: Mike Scopa, Mike Newell, Len Testa, Annette Owens & Tom Bricker

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Episode 1029 - Through The Camera Eye

Today, Tom Bricker from Touringplans joins us to discuss photography in Walt Disney World. Check out Tom's new eBook at Touringplans.com

Running Time: 23:50

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Episode 1029 - Through The Camera Eye

Authored by: CuzMikDntTlkAbou on Friday, May 04 2012 @ 10:52 AM CDT

Here are my rules:

1 - Turn off your flash until you learn when you really need it.

2 - Learn what the different settings on your camera are and learn how to use them.

3 - Always take two of everything.

Don't forget - buying a more expensive camera does not mean you will take better photos. An DSLR in auto mode is just a glorified point and shoot.

Episode 1029 - Through The Camera Eye - Authored by: CuzMikDntTlkAbou on Friday, May 04 2012 @ 10:53 AM CDT

Episode 1029 - Through The Camera Eye

Authored by: FlyerFan1973 on Saturday, May 05 2012 @ 10:00 AM CDT

Great topic. Liked hearing a little behind the scenes information about Tom's photos. He portrays the parks in different ways than most, with images that are visuallystriking and fun. Hope you'll talk more about Disney photography in the future.

Most memorable quote was about PhotoPass, "They are professional photographers, but only from the prospective that they're paid to take photos."

Oh, and speaking of things that were memorable, it sounds like someone else actually remembers this song from the Kodak pavilion preshow: Makin' Memories

The Camera Eye

Authored by: JRamonesGrmpGhst on Saturday, May 12 2012 @ 11:48 PM CDT

Not a single Rush reference...