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genevievegenevieve Posts: 1,203
edited September 2009 in The Porch
Just wondering if I can bring my camera to the Vancouver show.
Since I dont know where I will be sitting it might be nice to zoom in a bit and catch a photo.
I generally dont bring my camera cause its a bit bigger than your average digital camera.
But I also dont want to be stuck finding somewhere to keep it if things have changed in policy.
the person below me smells like cat pee and raisins...
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  • Jokertt14Jokertt14 Posts: 2,566
    email ten club find out for sure :D:D or call them

    i have always takin a camera to PJ shows .. the ev solo was no camera
  • genevievegenevieve Posts: 1,203
    Yeah I went to the EV show and they were Nazis about the cameras there.
    Just dont want to lug too much around with me the whole night.
    the person below me smells like cat pee and raisins...
  • Crazy MarcusCrazy Marcus Posts: 1,823
    edited September 2009
    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.

    According to the Ten Club Ticket FAQ http://www.pearljam.com/ten-club/tickets
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  • VeddernarianVeddernarian Posts: 1,924
    I would like to add that unless something has recently changed, binoculars are not allowed. I have really nice ones and could have used them at LA1, 2006.
    Up here so high I start to shake, Up here so high the sky I scrape, I've no fear but for falling down, So look out below I am falling now, Falling down,...not staying down, Could’ve held me up, rather tear me down, Drown in the river
  • genevievegenevieve Posts: 1,203
    I think I will take my chances and bring it along then.
    I dont have a detachable lens. Its just a larger and not as compact Canon.
    Does anyone know if GM place has lockers or somewhere I can store the camera if they somehow say its unacceptable?
    the person below me smells like cat pee and raisins...
  • HeavyHandsHeavyHands Posts: 2,130
    I'd respect the rules that were posted above, but realistically, in this day and age there's no way to stop a digital camera from going in. They'd have to take everyone's cell phone away as well. Just make sure that it's not some huge DSLR or something gratuitous and you'll be fine.

    If you do decide to not take it, turn your head around during the show and take a gander at how many thousands of people did bring a camera in.
    "A lot more people are capable of being big out there that just don't give themselves a chance." -Stone Gossard
  • PJFAN_seattlePJFAN_seattle Posts: 2,965
    Veddernarian wrote:
    I would like to add that unless something has recently changed, binoculars are not allowed. I have really nice ones and could have used them at LA1, 2006.

    Wait seriously?
    My dad was all excited about bringing binoculars to seattle 2...
    Shows:
    Seattle Key Arena 9-21-2009
    Seattle Key Arena 9-22-2009
  • HeavyHandsHeavyHands Posts: 2,130
    PJ_kidd_9-21-22 wrote:
    Veddernarian wrote:
    I would like to add that unless something has recently changed, binoculars are not allowed. I have really nice ones and could have used them at LA1, 2006.

    Wait seriously?
    My dad was all excited about bringing binoculars to seattle 2...

    If he does, put a little shoe polish around the eye cups and when people ask what happened say "He didn't order Backspacer on vinyl the first time." :D
    "A lot more people are capable of being big out there that just don't give themselves a chance." -Stone Gossard
  • VeddernarianVeddernarian Posts: 1,924
    PJ_kidd_9-21-22 wrote:
    Veddernarian wrote:
    I would like to add that unless something has recently changed, binoculars are not allowed. I have really nice ones and could have used them at LA1, 2006.

    Wait seriously?
    My dad was all excited about bringing binoculars to seattle 2...

    Yeah, I have these http://www.steiner-binoculars.com/binoc ... e/392.html and I was so excited to be taking them with me, and about that time the policy came out. I used these at Robert Plant at the Greek and I was able to see do much better. I have yet to hear an explanation why binocs arent allowed. I'm not being combative. I'm just curious because I'm not sure what the concern would be. I'm just curious at this point. Like your dad probably is, I'm a geezer (47). Eyesight in the dark isn't as sharp as in the past and for me, these really help.
    Up here so high I start to shake, Up here so high the sky I scrape, I've no fear but for falling down, So look out below I am falling now, Falling down,...not staying down, Could’ve held me up, rather tear me down, Drown in the river
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