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Allure of the Seas December 14 review in photos


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After sailing on the Oasis nearly two and a half years ago, I decided it was time to try the Allure on December 14-21, 2014. The trip had a different feel and tone to it but once again, I had a great time and look forward to my next cruise.

 

My last thread seemed popular enough so I figured I'd share some images from this trip. I'll add new photos over the coming days as I have time to go through them.

 

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What's everyone's thoughts on the size of these photos? I've been doing 1024 x768 for my last few reviews, but I can see these fine in my laptop and 2 other screens I frequently use for cruise critic. I'm thinking about updating to 1280x1024 which is what I think these are. I'm seeing a lot more great photos! than too big! remarks. I'm sure some cruise critic user is still on a CRT with 800x768 monitor.

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What's everyone's thoughts on the size of these photos? I've been doing 1024 x768 for my last few reviews, but I can see these fine in my laptop and 2 other screens I frequently use for cruise critic. I'm thinking about updating to 1280x1024 which is what I think these are. I'm seeing a lot more great photos! than too big! remarks. I'm sure some cruise critic user is still on a CRT with 800x768 monitor.

I'm having to scroll some to see the entire photo.

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What's everyone's thoughts on the size of these photos? I've been doing 1024 x768 for my last few reviews, but I can see these fine in my laptop and 2 other screens I frequently use for cruise critic. I'm thinking about updating to 1280x1024 which is what I think these are. I'm seeing a lot more great photos! than too big! remarks. I'm sure some cruise critic user is still on a CRT with 800x768 monitor.

 

Look great on my kindleHD

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Sure thing. No flash on the dining room photos; for most shots, I used a relatively high ISO (anywhere between 1,000 to 2,500) with an aperture of 3.5 to 5.0. This kept the shutter speed to around 1/10th to 1/20th of a second which is good enough for hand-held shots on my camera thanks to its image stabilization system. I had to use a mini tripod for the dining room pictures on the Oasis as that camera didn't have stabilization. You can also slightly over-expose them to get a bit more brightness.

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