If you're going to take pictures

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  • Lizardking
    Lizardking Posts: 936
    meowingmaryjane wrote:
    I'm afraid to bring my Nikon D40 to the Verizon Center, because what if the policy is no detachable lenses?


    That's what I have, I actually printed a page from a Nikon add, that said " Closest thing to a professional camera" Incase I got asked about it at Alice in Chaines/ Heart Concert.

    Got it without an issue.

    Good Luck, and don't use auto, flash would be rude.
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  • weekapaung
    weekapaung Posts: 11
    Taking photos is great, but honestly unless you are within 50 feet of the band it is kind of a waste, (unless you have super zoom, which you shouldn't because of the no professional cameras policy) because all you will see is a stage and a bunch of lights. That being said, if you are lucky enough to be that close, take some great shots.

    PS. Thanks for that idea about changing the exposure on my camera, not too sure how to do that, but I will look into it before I head out to bonnaroo :)
  • Songburst
    Songburst Posts: 1,195
    Lizardking wrote:
    i love this one!!!

    http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f331/Lizardkings1/FTM%202008/FTM2008375.jpg

    Here's one to go along with that one.

    http://s39.photobucket.com/albums/e200/Songburst/?action=view&current=102_0948.jpg
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  • Fahka
    Fahka Posts: 3,187
    I wish people would chill with the photos. I always bring a camera but NEVER get a picture of the band.. its just a waste of time IMO. For one, its hard to get decent pics at a show, for two, ITS A PEARL JAM SHOW AND IM NOT STILL ENOUGH TO TAKE PHOTOS ANYWAYS :D I mean how many pictures of Mike doing a solo behind his head can one person have? and i completely agree with Indian Summer.

    Take pics before and after the show :D We pay good money to be able to attend these shows, we should at least be able to see/enjoy them.
    Leave the cams at home, do it for the little people! *points to self*
  • InHiding19
    InHiding19 Posts: 2,385
    you guys can bring your camera and take pictures of me instead....I'm a camera whore
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  • Bathgate66
    Bathgate66 Posts: 15,813
    distance is one of the most impacting qualities on the final photo.

    another words, if youre closer, you wont need a flash.
    ( this is when you see all the heads of the people ahead of you illuminated and the stage looks dark :eek: )

    nice shots by the way
    at the Mars benefit- you look like you were very close.
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  • encompassing trip
    encompassing trip Columbia SC Posts: 160
    etiquette = photograph during first 2-3 songs only. I'm sure the band hates being distracted by all of the photos during the show.

    BTW I never see any good Cameron shots, show some love!
  • Danimal
    Danimal Posts: 2,000
    I don't get how cameras get in the way? Isn't the camera infront of your head while you take the picture? How is that bothering anyone? Is it because people are too short and have to hold the camera up? Well that could be annoying. (Does it sound like I am having a conversation with myself...cause I am.)

    Garden Gnomes should not be allowed to bring cameras in.
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