Cameras and camcorders

[mayrubgar]

What are allowed far as cameras and camcorders. I am going on a disney cruise with the family and want to be able to share how much fun it is. I have a couple of friends that want to put a trip together in 2015. Its a first and they will want to rather then jusy hear.

[LHT28]

I am not sure what the questions is?

 

You can take a camera or camcorders as many as you can carry;)

[Keith1010]

You can take any camera and/or recorder that you want and more than one.

 

Keith

[Dcoy]

The only restrictions I can think of is that you may not be able to video any production shows on the ship. They usually make an announcement about this at show time

 

Have a great time.

 

Don

[dorisis]

No restrictions that I know about.

[Karysa]

While on tours of the bridge and galley are you allowed to bring cameras and camcorders?

 

Tripods are not allowed for some excursions. We have been to churches in Italy for instance where they weren't allowed.

[fishycomics]

No one can stop you from a camera or camcorder at all.

 

The theater shows you are allowed to take non-flash photos.

 

Listen to the announcements. It's your cruise, enjoy it.

 

This shot is taken per announcements instructions, no flash.

 

 

and if you care to see video, just let us know.:rolleyes:

 

Monopods are great they are more compact than a tripod and can be used in many ways.

Edited December 24, 2013 by fishycomics

[Bonnie J.]

When we took the real behind the scenes tour, (Engine control room, laundry, galley & into freezers, bridge, etc., all cell phones & cameras were taken from us to pick back up AFTER tour was over. As has been said, you can't video any of the shows in the theater but can video groups playing in lounges.

[fishycomics]

During one of the shows, the actor wanted you to do so. so . snap away record, not a main act. not adisney cruise line :rolleyes:

[paul929207]

Off the ship, some sites will prohibit cameras. I remember we could not take pictures in the Egyptian museum in Cairo. Other sites will charge a fee for using a camera.

[Shmoo here]

The only restrictions I can think of is that you may not be able to video any production shows on the ship. They usually make an announcement about this at show time

 

Have a great time.

 

Don

 

No one can stop you from a camera or camcorder at all.

 

The theater shows you are allowed to take non-flash photos.

 

Listen to the announcements. It's your cruise, enjoy it.

 

This shot is taken per announcements instructions, no flash.

 

 

and if you care to see video, just let us know.:rolleyes:

 

Monopods are great they are more compact than a tripod and can be used in many ways.

 

On DCL, there is no flash photography or video recording allowed during the production shows. There is an announcement made at each show as well as a note in the daily activity paper stating this.

 

The individual entertainers (comedians, magicians, etc) will sometimes allow photos/video recordings.

[donaldsc]

While on tours of the bridge and galley are you allowed to bring cameras and camcorders?

 

Tripods are not allowed for some excursions. We have been to churches in Italy for instance where they weren't allowed.

 

If you feel that you want or need to increase camera stability a bit and are not allowed or do not want to carry a tripod, you have 3 options in order of decreasing stabilizing usefulness -

 

1) A monopod. You can get monopods that look like walking sticks or walking sticks w a tripod screw on top if you are afraid that they will not even allow monopods; or

 

2) A chainpod. You can drop them into your pocket; or

 

3) a beanbag.

 

DON

Edited December 24, 2013 by donaldsc

[fishycomics]

On DCL, there is no flash photography or video recording allowed during the production shows. There is an announcement made at each show as well as a note in the daily activity paper stating this.

 

The individual entertainers (comedians, magicians, etc) will sometimes allow photos/video recordings.

 

there is no flash correct, listen carefully and you are allowed to take "No flash stills" And exactly that.

Edited December 24, 2013 by fishycomics

[fishycomics]

not here to decifer each and every single character, what is right or wrong is how each individual looks at it.

 

to see a production show grab a few seconds will not harm the world. :D

[Shmoo here]

On DCL, there is no flash photography or video recording allowed during the production shows. There is an announcement made at each show as well as a note in the daily activity paper stating this.

 

The individual entertainers (comedians, magicians, etc) will sometimes allow photos/video recordings.

 

I want to correct myself - there is no photography (stills or video) at all allowed in the production shows.

 

There was a time that only flash photography wasn't allowed. They had trouble with people doing it anyway, as well as the video displays on the back of the cameras, even when not using the flash, that they started prohibiting flash photography and requesting that video displays be turned off. That didn't work, so now it's no photography at all.

 

In the daily Navigator the actual wording is (bolding and underlines mine):

 

Theatrical performances may use artificial fog, strobe lights, pyrotechnics, and other special effects. For the safety of our performers and the comfort of those around you, the use of any photography, video recording device, or any electronic equipment is prohibited.

Edited December 24, 2013 by Shmoo here

[fishycomics]

a perfect world we live in.

 

A production show

 

 

Not all cameras have lcds not all do read the paper, and does the paper come in different languages, as well the announcement at the show?

Edited December 24, 2013 by fishycomics