Hello.
i got my new camera(Sony hc-53) And im going to QPR 7th of october, But i want to know where i can film without the risk being caught.
I got 40x optical zoom and steadyshot built-in so it doesnt realy matter from where i film.
Who can help me?
Bye.
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If your venue has a balcony, be at th efront of it.
Good angle of view, ultra-steady support
Good angle of view, ultra-steady support
Yeah, like PG said, if there's a balcony, try to get a seat as close to the center and front of the balcony.
This famous (and sought-after, complete-wise) video was taken from such a position during their Worcester show in 2006:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCnA55fSp2A
This famous (and sought-after, complete-wise) video was taken from such a position during their Worcester show in 2006:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GCnA55fSp2A
And remember to bring one, or ideally two, spare batteries.
Thanks for the info.
I hope that there isnt to much security around.
I hope that there isnt to much security around.
Or you could be clever and produce your own "credentials". Tell security you're doing a documentary on bootleggers.
I dont think that they would fall for that.
I can just ask the guys who manage the QPR thing in gelredome if i can shoot 1 minute of material during each song.
So thats about 30 minutes.
I can just ask the guys who manage the QPR thing in gelredome if i can shoot 1 minute of material during each song.
So thats about 30 minutes.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]innuendo1990 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I dont think that they would fall for that.
I can just ask the guys who manage the QPR thing in gelredome if i can shoot 1 minute of material during each song.
So thats about 30 minutes.[/QUOTE]
Thats 1 sure fire way to get barred from the show. Do not do that.
I can just ask the guys who manage the QPR thing in gelredome if i can shoot 1 minute of material during each song.
So thats about 30 minutes.[/QUOTE]
Thats 1 sure fire way to get barred from the show. Do not do that.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Marknow wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]innuendo1990 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I dont think that they would fall for that.
I can just ask the guys who manage the QPR thing in gelredome if i can shoot 1 minute of material during each song.
So thats about 30 minutes.[/QUOTE]
Thats 1 sure fire way to get barred from the show. Do not do that.[/QUOTE]
It'd be hard to bootleg QPR at the Gelredome, as they're not performing there this tour. They performed there on July 10, 2005.
I can just ask the guys who manage the QPR thing in gelredome if i can shoot 1 minute of material during each song.
So thats about 30 minutes.[/QUOTE]
Thats 1 sure fire way to get barred from the show. Do not do that.[/QUOTE]
It'd be hard to bootleg QPR at the Gelredome, as they're not performing there this tour. They performed there on July 10, 2005.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]innuendo1990 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I dont think that they would fall for that.
I can just ask the guys who manage the QPR thing in gelredome if i can shoot 1 minute of material during each song.
So thats about 30 minutes.[/QUOTE]
LOL!!!
"Oh, what a nice initiative. Brian will be delighted. Sure son, go ahead. Shoot whatever you want"...
Sorry dude, you're obviously way to naive to start bootlegging.
I can just ask the guys who manage the QPR thing in gelredome if i can shoot 1 minute of material during each song.
So thats about 30 minutes.[/QUOTE]
LOL!!!
"Oh, what a nice initiative. Brian will be delighted. Sure son, go ahead. Shoot whatever you want"...
Sorry dude, you're obviously way to naive to start bootlegging.
The first time i wanted to bootleg is the 29th june 2005 james brown show, With my old sony from 1994.
But my mom said NOOOOOOO.
But my mom said NOOOOOOO.
I dig it. As has everyone I've played it for, really. Even non-fans.
How did my last post end up here? I don't recall even reading this topic...