Very cool. You did a great job bringing the footage down from overexposure. I was going to say I didn't know you did drone footage too, then the helicopter at the end. How cool. I've not been in a helicopter to shoot before.

@Cody Henkel That's awesome. Always good to have more footage than not enough.

That would be cool. Hopefully it's at a time I can make.

@Cody Henkel not on a Wednesday. That's my long day of zooms. 9am to about 6:30pm. Pacific (there's even a 6am but I don't usually go to that one, damn those east coast people)

@Cody Henkel Yeah the 85mm f/1.8 is a nice one, but definitely bulky, so I don't use it a lot.

@Cody Henkel Yeah, I felt the A6000 was the perfect camera to learn on. I put it through it's paces for sure. I used it a good 5 years before I upgraded. One of these days I'll have to look up it's click count as I'm sure it's quite high. One of my favorites from Pirates I took with the A6000 was of the old codger animatronic in the rocking chair at the shack before the first drop. It's a notoriously hard one to shoot because it's incredibly dark in that spot. But one time I was on the ride and a boat wouldn't go over the first drop so we were backed up. The boat I was in ended up right next to the old codger animatronic. I wasn't planning on shooting any photos on that ride, I was just going to enjoy the ride as a nice 15 minute break from the rain that day. Little did I know I was going to be sitting next to the animatronic for 45 minutes. So I took advantage of the moment of the boat not moving and was able to get a great photo of him. And then even after they evacuated the boats ahead, they still wouldn't go over the drop, so the Disneyland fire department was called out and we had to do an evacuation that involved them tying the boats together and having people evacuate row by row by stepping into the rows ahead, onto the front of the boat and into the boat immediately in front until you reached a row next to an evacuation point. So I also caught a great photo of one of their fire department guys explaining to the young mom and child in the row in front of me how to safely step forward and into the boat ahead. It was the coolest evacuation experience I've ever had. They were so apologetic about the experience, and I thought it was the best thing ever, the evacuation point led us through the locker area for the servers at the Blue Bayou restaurant and exited out near the New Orleans Square bathrooms. I got to have an experience most don't get, so I thought it was amazing.

@Cody Henkel Yeah. I remember when I first tried some long exposure shots for light trails I still hadn't bought a tripod yet, a bunched up sweatshirt served as a makeshift way to prop up the camera to try out the technique, then I invested in a tripod.

@Cody Henkel Perfect way to put it!!

Excited to check it out!! Woohoo!

@Cody Henkel Great content so far!!