POTD - Disney Cruise Line

With all the rainy weather we've been getting I am catching up on my backlog of photos from the Disney Dream cruise.

This needs no introduction.

 

talk about colors. Ken Rockwell would bow to this

 

He should, I use his settings in my D700 to get vivid colors. BTW, this is SOOC at 1/60s, f/5 and ISO 900.

 

Ken would shoot me on site. I shoot in raw and on manual except for auto focus
ISO 900 ? I guess the D700 has more ISO choices than the D7000. I go from ISO 800 and next stop is 1000

 

In Auto-ISO mode, you'll get those in between settings, Howie. ; To each his own. ; I tend to set up my camera to do a lot of the work for me but I am always a button or dial away from taking over control if needed.

 

My thinking exactly!!

 

ahh ok I never used auto ISO and I agree with to each his own 100%

 

castaway club treats, from embarcation day, the water bottles are actually aluminum, quite handy on excursions


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Royal Palace table setting on the Disney Dream.

Nikon D700/28-300VR, 1/50s, f/5, ISO 800, 28mm FL, bounced flash

 

687 sports lounge on the Disney Dream. ; I have no idea what those number mean.


Nikon D700/28-300VR, 1/50s, f/3.5, ISO 6400, EV 0, 28mm FL

 

ah yess, 687, reported home to the beer taps that can't connect to north american beer, supposedly the german builders put in the requested taps, but it never occurred to anyone that they might be different threads from american kegs. DDDOHHH, homer and i are both dissapointed

 

I believe that the Dream was the 687th ship build by the shipyard (Meyer Werft?)

 

Sounds good to me John. ; What that has to do with sports is the real mystery.

The DCL terminal.

 

I am pretty sure it has nothing to do with sports. ; I do like the name, and I understand they will have their "own" beer there.

 

Ditto!! ; Love it Dave!