The Big Scary Hotel... on the way back to the hotel

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stay tuned for a full -101 article on this technique by michael summers, coming soon.
 
Great shot! I saw this on my way back from a late night at DHS but didn't have a tripod. Will definitely get this one on my next trip.
 
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"Scottwdw" said:
Great shot! I saw this on my way back from a late night at DHS but didn't have a tripod. Will definitely get this one on my next trip.
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As promised....

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Nikon D70/18-200VR, 25s, f/8, ISO 200, EV +0.3, 80mm focal length, tripod (VR turned off)
 
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"mainstreet1997" said:
Very nice! Im guessing that was taken from the walkway between DHS and Boardwalk?
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That's the place. Mine was taken at the very first turn to the right as you are leaving DHS about 10 feet from the trail's beginning.
 
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Hmmm Ive never taken any pictures from there but I suppose it would be a great place because you could set up your tripod without worrying about people running into you and knocking over your tripod. *Adds it to the list*
 
"Scottwdw" said:
Nikon D70/18-200VR, 25s, f/8, ISO 200, EV +0.3, 80mm focal length, tripod (VR turned off)
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Scott, is the "VR turned off" info coming from your EXIF data or do you just remember what you did? I know there is a field in the Nikon EXIF data to record the VR state, but my D70s does not seem to record it.
 
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"ddindy" said:
Scott, is the "VR turned off" info coming from your EXIF data or do you just remember what you did? I know there is a field in the Nikon EXIF data to record the VR state, but my D70s does not seem to record it.
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My D70 doesn't either. It's from my memory and not the Exif data though I could add it in later via software. I'd imagine the newer cameras do put it in the Exif data though.
 
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