let people have cameras?
I saw Michael Buble on Wednesday night. (Totally awesome concert, BTW!!!!!!! www.michaelbuble.com ) The tix said "no photography or recording". So, being the obedient girl I am, I left my camera at home.
Then, just after his second song, he says, "I know they said 'no flash photography allowed', but go ahead, you can take pictures!" And EVERYBODY whipped out cameras and shot pictures. He even came out into the crowd and posed with people! It was a blast, but I was SO frustrated that I didn't have my camera. And mostly because our seats were in the SECOND ROW!!!!!!!
So for the whole rest of his concert, I was watching him with a photographer's eye, and there were several times when I could have gotten such great shots of him! His stage was lit really well, with these big white sixties-shaped quadrilateral panels behind him, and he would stand there perfectly framed by them, backlit and all, and it was so wonderful and frustrating at the same time.
So how would one find out ahead of time if they could bring their cameras? Because I certainly don't want my camera confiscated!