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Feb 12, 2019 16:12:36   #
Alaska Cruise update.
I purchased the Tamron 18-400mm lens. It is made for my Canon t5i aps c camera and gives me a wide zoom range. I will leave the Canon 100-400 at home but still plan to take the ultra wide 11-16 lens. Any help with settings to get best glacier photos would be appreciated. I have no idea on how to shoot snow and ice as I live in Florida.
Thank you all your help is wonderful.
Suzanne
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Sep 27, 2018 09:33:42   #
Sonyphil wrote:
We may be on the same cruise, leaving Sept 4th from Vancouver. I will bring a 24-240, 18-35 and 150-600 lens. Maybe i'll see a lady with a Canon T51 on deck....
Have a good trip.


Sorry, we will be on different cruises. Mine leaves Seattle on Sept. 15th. Otherwise would have enjoyed meeting you.

Suzanne
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Sep 25, 2018 13:14:51   #
speters wrote:
Those are your own lenses, you know exactly what you get out of each one, so how can someone else make that decision for you?


Because I have never been to Alaska or on a cruise ship before, so I don't know what to expect. I know UHH members will provide me with a lot of helpful information on both aspects of my trip.

Suzanne
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Sep 25, 2018 13:11:44   #
Your photo is beautiful. Having live on the Oregon Coast for more than 30 years before moving to Florida, I agree the area from Seattle south to Monterey Bay is beautiful.

Suzanne
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Sep 25, 2018 13:06:12   #
bbrowner wrote:
You gotta use what you have.

I just made that or similar cruise in mid-August.

I used (part of) what I had.

I left my prime 35mm home and took my 16 -300 Tamron with my D7100. Very convenient. No changing or being bogged down with a lot of stuff to juggle.

Got a bunch of beautiful shots... because that lens gave me everything I needed. (I was shooting for myself and not National Geographic!)

I'd venture to say that few would buy new lenses just for that 7 days. Most of us get the best with what we have.

Great trip. Hope you enjoy it and get beautiful shots. I'm sure you will.

Barry
You gotta use what you have. br br I just made th... (show quote)



I agree Barry, I have to use what I already have. Being a widow on fixed income paying for the cruise and flight leaves no dollars to purchase another lens with. I too just shoot for my own enjoyment.

Suzanne
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Sep 24, 2018 14:16:25   #
Thanks everyone for all your help. I am going to take the 18-250 and the 100-400 for sure, if space allows I will also take the 11-16 ultra wide. I am going to be on deck 8, the navigation deck at the front of the ship. I do plan to roam all over the ship to get photos.

Suzanne
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Sep 24, 2018 14:13:14   #
Your photos are beautiful. Thank you for sharing them.
Suzanne
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Sep 23, 2018 16:01:36   #
I'm taking an Alaska Cruise Sept 2019. I will be in a balcony unit on the 7 day cruise. I am trying to decide what lenses I should take. I have a Canon T51 camera. Lens are Sigma 18-250 EF, Tokina Ultra Wide 11-16 Pro, Canon EF 100-400 Pro and a Canon EF 70-300. Space is limited so I only want to take 2 lenses. But never having been on a cruise before I don't know which 2 would be best. The ship does go into Glacier Bay which is one place I really want to get good photos of. Also I plan to take a helicopter/glacier walk tour in Juneau during the port stop there.


Thanks,

Suzanne
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Sep 28, 2017 17:28:25   #
hippi wrote:
pretty bird at a pretty church


Thank you for your kind comment. The Painted Church was beautiful.

zuzanne
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Sep 28, 2017 17:26:24   #
Tikva wrote:
What a wonderful series. I envy you the experience. I've never been up in a chopper. The last time I was up in a single engine airplane, a bolt on the crank shaft broke and riddled the engine. We had to make a crash landing. Haven't even thought of going up in a single engine since. I don't know if I could get over this and go up in a chopper or not.


I was real nervous at first because I had never been in a chopper. But our pilot was very good at making us all feel at ease and did a great preview of all the safety features on the chopper in a video prior to boarding and again once we boarded the chopper. By time we lifted off my fears seemed to have disappeared. I would definitely do it again.

zuzanne
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Sep 26, 2017 15:50:06   #
jerryc41 wrote:
Beautiful!


Thanks Jerry, appreciate your looking and kind comment

zuzanne
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Sep 26, 2017 15:48:48   #
Thank you for looking. It was amazing to see it from above.

zuzanne
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Sep 26, 2017 15:48:04   #
Thank you.

zuzanne
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Sep 26, 2017 15:47:27   #
Thank you for looking and your kind comment. I also loved the way the lava could be seen in the tree.

zuzanne
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Sep 24, 2017 01:05:56   #
Trying to post some photos of lava flow from Helicopter.

zuzanne

Lava Flow


Flowing Lava


Lava in Crater from Helicopter


Looking at Lava thru tree in Volcano National Park


My Friends and me, our Pilot and Chopper

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