18-09-07, 19:21 | #1 |
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Would A Single-Use Camera With A Flash Be Any Good At Taking Snaps At A Concert?
...Title Says It All, I Just Need To Know For Thursday, As I'm Going To See Gwen Stefani And Want To Take Piccies!
But Would It Be To Weak, I Know Gwen's Performances Will Be Well-Lit With SFX And Strobes, But Would It Still Be Any Good? Oh! And Before You Post, No, I Don't Want A Digital Camera...Yet Thanks For Reading And (Hopefully) Helping |
18-09-07, 19:22 | #2 |
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No. Those cameras have very shallow depth of field, and the flash won't be bright enough if you are far back.
And most concerts have rules against photography and filming, so I would check ahead of time. |
18-09-07, 19:23 | #3 |
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RE: SamReeves
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18-09-07, 19:24 | #4 |
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last year when i saw dashboard confessional and brand new the rule was that you couldn't use digital cameras, disposable cams only. the pics i took turned out fine.
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18-09-07, 19:26 | #5 |
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18-09-07, 19:27 | #6 |
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RE: SamReeves
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18-09-07, 19:28 | #7 |
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Single Lens Reflex. It's an advanced, fully manual/automatic camera. Basically what professionals and serious amateurs use.
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18-09-07, 19:30 | #8 |
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Well most places only allow 3mm cameras anyway, so if ur anywhere close, take on Or take some binovs and take snaps down the lense
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18-09-07, 19:37 | #10 |
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From some photo's from the show im looking at now, they, and everyone else used a digital cam ( i can see the screens )
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