Camera Experts, would a Kodak 10X Zoom camera be allowed in a concert that only allows nonprofessional cameras
sunrise_n_tn asked:
I'm attending a concert soon, that specifically says they will allow non-professional, small personal camera's. I have a Kodak 10x Zoom Digital Camera. The lens extends from the camera, it is not removeable. I know it's not a professional camera, but I asked the facility the concert is to be held in, if this camera would be allowed in, since it is a zoom camera. She said she didn't know. I'd like someone's opinion that knows about this kind of thing. Would the concert people consider my Kodak 10x Zoom camera a non-professional camera & allow me to take it in? I'd hate to get all the way there (I have to travel), get all the way to the door, only to be told I can't use it because it's not considered a small personal camera. Please help! Thanks ahead of time!
I'm attending a concert soon, that specifically says they will allow non-professional, small personal camera's. I have a Kodak 10x Zoom Digital Camera. The lens extends from the camera, it is not removeable. I know it's not a professional camera, but I asked the facility the concert is to be held in, if this camera would be allowed in, since it is a zoom camera. She said she didn't know. I'd like someone's opinion that knows about this kind of thing. Would the concert people consider my Kodak 10x Zoom camera a non-professional camera & allow me to take it in? I'd hate to get all the way there (I have to travel), get all the way to the door, only to be told I can't use it because it's not considered a small personal camera. Please help! Thanks ahead of time!
June 24th, 2008 at 9:10 am
ya youll get away with it keep it in your purse they wont even question it ehen they look through your purse.
June 25th, 2008 at 2:47 am
when its around your neck…. do you look like paparazzi? cause if you do then its not allowed