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Join Date: Jul 2005
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Hi all,
I'll be going to Everland, one of the theme park in Korea. However, my past experience was to leave my dslr and equipments in my hotel and bring just my compact camera as I want to sit in the rides. This time round, I wold want to bring my dslr and equipments. Is it advisable? Where can I leave the camera bag (with camera + lens) when taking the rides? Appreciate any kind advice! Thanx!
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Join Date: Aug 2006
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either don't take the rides,
or if you are not travelling alone, take turns boh pian. |
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Join Date: Nov 2005
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I took my camera with me everywhere in HK Disneyland... If you're that paranoid, best not to get a dslr.
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I also took mt camera when I went to Tokyo Disneyland. It hung from my neck all the while. I even took rides with it. There was this roller-coster ride where I just random snap from my chest-level. Luckily it did not fling out! shdn't be too much of a hassle.
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put inside backpack and use camcorder instead..more fun to record the ride.
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Don't know about Everland, but I remember most amusement parks in the US had cubby holes on the platform for your to place your bags before you get onto the ride. At your own risk, of course.
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I ditched my dSLR in favor of a digital compact... Can use video function... More options, more fun... But there's the D90 and 5D MkII these days...
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It's not comfy using them for video... Compacts or a dedicated handycam do faaaar better.
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wow all your suggestions sound very risky.... my precious D300!! cannot risk it leh.....
think will just bring a small compact camera then... ![]()
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I just went to Everland in Nov and brought my D300. No problem...just put it in a camera bag and then dump it into my samsonite backpack. Alot of cushioning to take any minor inpact from twist and turn. The camera is not that fragile unless you dropped it of course.
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