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I feel your pain but I refuse to divulge how many I took (it involves a little muliplication of yours)
My only pain is, we didn't take as many as we'd've liked (Jeremy, our third musketeer, took only a handful, by comparison).
I once read an article in the back of a NAtional Geographic magazine about the pictures taken for another article int hat issue; some thirty pictures had been selected, and paid for (to the tune of high-four and low-five digits apiece!) ... out of the thousands the very professional, skilled photographer had actually shot. They showed all the rolls of film he'd used, and ... I think the bag they'd've been packed into, would have to be bigger than my luggage for that Disney trip. JUST for the film, not the cameras themselves!
And when my DGF got her first digital camera - an old, obsolete Olympus, one of the first non-professional digital P& cameras made, with maybe a .2 megapixel sensor and 4 or 8 megabytes of memory (IF that), good for 20 shots at most - I suddenly realised, that digital cameras made that sort of practise feasible for "ordinary" people, without breaking the bank!
During our '01 trip, just DGF and I, we shot some thirty rolls of film between us. And never could afford to get them all developed, before they "spoiled", because my camera used "Advantix" film rolls ... which cost $15 per roll to develop, single-print ...! The fact that we actually got to have almost NONE of our pictures from that trip really hurt. Still hurts, in fact.
But digital? Digital is stupendously cost-effective. Right now, my new camera (actually a video camera, though it can take credible stills, too) has a whopping 16GB memory card in it. That's good for over ten thousand stills, on top of the video I can shoot and record directly to miniCD.
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I thought I was being very ruthless last night in tagging for print for scrapbooking the 2010 trip....493 pics for 4 days...at least 82 2 page layouts ugh!
Hehehe. DGF did a scrapbook of our trip - 9 days, 8 nights - and it came to more than 300 2-page layouts, across something like 4 or 5 volumes ...! And she only finished it about six months ago ... even though our trip was nearly two years ago, to the day!!
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During our '01 trip, just DGF and I, we shot some thirty rolls of film between us. And never could afford to get them all developed, before they "spoiled", because my camera used "Advantix" film rolls ... which cost $15 per roll to develop, single-print ...! The fact that we actually got to have almost NONE of our pictures from that trip really hurt. Still hurts, in fact.
But digital? Digital is stupendously cost-effective. Right now, my new camera (actually a video camera, though it can take credible stills, too) has a whopping 16GB memory card in it. That's good for over ten thousand stills, on top of the video I can shoot and record directly to miniCD.
Hehehe. DGF did a scrapbook of our trip - 9 days, 8 nights - and it came to more than 300 2-page layouts, across something like 4 or 5 volumes ...! And she only finished it about six months ago ... even though our trip was nearly two years ago, to the day!!
Oh my I feel so much more normal now.
Dad and I used to shoot film all the time, but there are rolls he would wait on to get developed and they spoiled. For some reason on his Nikon I could NEVER get the film to load properly - so Id think it was loaded and later nothing, as a teen I bawled over that a few times - so Dad got me a fuji camera that was auto load SWEET, then a Pentax for High school grad that was full camera but would auto load the film.
I didnt go digital till 05 but oh I love it. Im weird though because Ive had so many computer problems I dont rewrite memory cards or even the CF. I treat them as negatives and bought cases for them from Adorama. That said I have 5K pics to pair down from 09 and another 5K from 10. But I have a beautiful Epson R1900 that prints 12x12 so I take a lot of pics as future scrapbooking paper. The Epcot ball detail is incredible background paper. Mom and Dad went with us in 09...when I told him how many pics Id shot, the first thing he said was how many rolls would that have been? We did the money figure and it is just unbelievable how things have changed so fast. I am scanning old slides and our big trip of my life as a kid Mount Rushmore/SD has maybe less than 100 slides for the ENTIRE 2 weeks. Now I shoot that for CHristmas morning.
08 scrapbook is going to take 5 books. THe 4 its currently in wont fit in my new divided shelves I bought at Hobby Lobby to hold em they are um heheh a little thick? In my defense I started scrapping 08 also for an almost blind mom with huge pics - and didnt want to destroy my work when she couldnt see them.
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they are um heheh a little thick? In my defense I started scrapping 08 also for an almost blind mom with huge pics - and didnt want to destroy my work when she couldnt see them.
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