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I know someone who has been there for a week. He has not had any issues bringing his tripod into the parks. He did have a CM question him. He was taking a photo with his tripod. But it didn't turn into a problem for him.

I stopped using Black Rapid. I now us Peak Design and love it. I also carry a small back pack.

As someone else said. Most airline consider camera bags as a personal item. So you can carry 2 bags. My camera bag never leaves my side when traveling.

If you just starting out. I would spend more time with Lightroom. 99% of photo editing can be done their.

You said you were at the Franklin Institute. So I'm gusseting you in the Philadelphia area. I would go to Canon in Jamesburg, NJ. That where my friends all go who shoot Canon.

Youtube is the best for free. You can always sign up for a month of Kelbyone.com or Lynda.com. There both paid services.

Take a look at Peak Design. I love this strap. http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1071398-REG/peak_design_sl_1_padded_camera_sling_shoulder_neck_strap.html

I would also recommend staying away from the bundles. It's a lot of money being wasted. Take a look at www.bhphotovideo.com They also have a lot of used and factory refurbished units that you can save money on.

There the only on I buy from.

I use Zenfolio for my main hub. I also use Flickr. http://www.dantefrattophotography.com/ - Zenfolio https://www.flickr.com/photos/dfratto/ - Flickr

I change the card everyday. This way if something happens I only loose that days photos.

They have definitely stepped up there game!

For the price of memory cards I never bring a laptop. I bring 12, 16gb memory cards. I don't fill them are but I have them.

At this point for me I keep using my 2 K5's. Which I love. I'll buy a K3 in the future as the price keeps dropping. I figure I'm good for 2 years or so. By then the FF should be out a year or so and I'll pick it up at 1/2 price hopefully. Its just nice to know there a future for now.

Go to a camera shop and hold & fell the cameras. It may sound funny but you want the camera to be conformable in you hands. Since your leaving soon I would use youtube to learn as much as you can. Buying a lens is even harder. What do you want to shoot. Landscapes, people, macro ect It would...

You can always try Picasa from Google. It's free.

Great job!

I have never had any issue with my 70-200 or any gear at WDW.

Last year the only day I went on Buzz it was raining in MK. I was shooting with a Pentax K5 & 18-55 WR kit lens. Both are water resistant. Here is one of my shots. It was shot at f/4 @ 18 mm, 1/30, ISO 5000. I don't think you will have any issues. "][/URL]