I recently spent a day at Disneyland and was pleased with both my sx40 and my iPhone. Both worked remarkably well for different situations.

I found that, in the rides, the iPhone was wonderful, shooting from a moving vehicle in the dark. Here's my favorite shot of the day, reduced in size and sharpened a bit



I also got my first good firework shots using the sx40.

It was a pretty great day.

Kate

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nice!

Everything is great, except for the $90 they want to get in the front door. $360 for my family of 4 just to walk in...

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Pirates of the Caribbean, right?

And hey, Mickey will slap you silly, if he catches you taking pictures in his rides.

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Well, I has an old commemorative passport that was good for a one person 2 day ticket, which they allowed us to use for 2 one day tickets, so it was $22 for the two of us.

Main gate passes never expire, they have to honor them.

Kate

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I've been in quite a few places where taking photographs are not allowed ( not just " no flash " ) , lift your DSLR and immediately get tapped on the shoulder or yelled at, ( if you;re even allowed to carry it n ) yet smart phone users are snapping away completely ignored.


Doesn't bother me.
Just seems odd.

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Actually, they don't care at Disneyland, it's just no flash in the dark rides.

Kate

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Wow, impressive! I will be down there next week with my SX40. No iPhone for me though till the 5 comes out.

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Nice pic.

I never even knew about the no flash on dark rides—except that it would produced a pretty awful shot.

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