Digital Camera Lenses Basics
I take pictures during a concert?
I'm going to see Jerry Seinfeld in a few days and it says on the website for the theater that you can not bring any camera which has a lens with more than 6 inches will they let me take my digital camera at the base, and if I'm allowed to take pictures while it is running? I know that in shows are allowed, but on the other hand, is not allowed to see the Broadway shows. So, I'm a little confused. Any experience / Knowledge would be greatly appreciated.
yes you can take your digital camera. 6in the rule is probably because the camera flash that is a brilliant madness and a little distracting. probably depends on the time performer themself or can not take pictures of them when preforming, but it is long enough so that I have sure it does not bother you anymore. If anything just keep your flash off.
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