Originally Posted By OceanSpace I'm really excited about the Pirates premiere on Saturday and taking pictures is probably going to be the most fun for me (although I don't really want to be in them, I just want to remember how the whole even played out). I'm guessing the beginning will be great lighting as the sun will not have set yet. However don't the big stars arrive a little later? I'm guessing it will be dusk when a digital camera doesn't always take the best picture on the auto settings. I won't exactly be able to bring a tripod, and the stars aren't exactly going to stop and hold their pose. Does anyone have any advice for those types of pictures? What type of settings might work the best? Do you think I should be at the end so it's much darker and the flash might help more, or should I be in the middle of Main Street so it will be light a little longer (I'd rather not be at the beginning of the red carpet).
Originally Posted By DlandDug The light should be fine for the entire event. It is 7pm here now, and the sun is still up.
Originally Posted By maliasmommy I am back from a looong weekend. It was so exciting and worth it. We drove down on Thursday and got back late last night. We got in line at 5 on Saturday. We were lucky enough to find spots right in front of the Disney Emporium, next to the bleachers and across from the press. The people next to us got in line at 2:15. My niece, 15, had an awesome time. We took many, many pictures and autographs. It was well worth the trip and the sore legs and feet. We were in that spot for about 12 hours.
