Will there be cameras allowed?

The tickets say no cameras/video/recording allowed, but doesn't Pearl Jam make an exception to this? We all had cameras last tour.
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They SHOULD, IMO, since there is no stopping it.
Audio is fine...video is not fine.
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CAMERA POLICY FOR CONCERT ATTENDEES
* Small, handheld cameras welcome.
* No flash in the first 20 rows.
* No detachable lenses.
* No professional still or recording cameras.
* No sticks.
* No video cameras.
Word !! same thing i'm reading ..
beside u can say no camera and keep kickin....Woot
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No, I haven't, man. I'm more of a Nikon guy but I don't hate Canon. It runs for about $400-500, though so I personally would choose the D40 over the G10 because it's really easy to use and the kit lens is really great. Since we're on the topic, I have used the EOS Rebel XSi. It was fun.
You people spend $100 to go to a concert so that you can watch the entire event on a 3-inch by 2-inch, green-lit, night-vision screen. Rather than enjoying the music, you spend your time trying to determine if that speck that looks like a glow-in-the-dark amoeba swimming around in a cloudy bucket of piss is Bono or the Edge.
We're going to take a wild guess and say that you are the same people, who as parents, will spend your entire family vacations taking pictures rather than taking a vacation. You'll be too busy making your kids look like they're enjoying themselves when you say "cheese" to ever enjoy your kids.
All of that is fine and good. We don't mind that your children will grow to hate you. If it weren't for parents like you, a lot of great angry rock music would never have existed. But once you start ruining the very concerts you helped create, we draw the line.
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