Re: Need comnpact camera to take good crsip stage shots

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>"Rock" <1940@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>  Wow that's some discussion..
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>> We only need to photograph and video our own shows so none of the 
>>above  applies to us although we do have those considerations to 
>>anyone else.  Many live shows will allow still photographs but no 
>>video. It is all  getting too hard to police it because of the small 
>>phone camera. Not a  perfect world I'm afraid.
>
>For your own shows you may be so busy that you will not have the time 
>to take proper photographs of the performances. You may very well be 
>able to find a photographer, who would be willing to take your shots 
>for no charge because he/she would like to build a ****tfolio.

That's a damned good idea.
Offer free tickets (& back stage p*****)  to photographer and partner + 
couple of friends. The photographer is going to be working and not able 
to look after partner.

You get photos from some one who is focused on taking the pictures. BTW 
don't get a big fan as they will concentrate on the show rather than the 
photos :-)

They get to add to the ****tfolio. Everyone wins. You might even get some 
new fans :-)



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