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Hello! I am looking at attending a pre-season game at an EFL ground and was wondering how likely it would be that I can take in my X100F. I'll be travelling by public transport so being able to leave it in a hotel/car isn't an option. I took it yo a game in Germany last week and really enjoyed getting shots around the stadium even if the netting that covers German away ends meant there would have been zero chance of actually photographing the game properly even if they let me walk in with my 100-400.
I'm aware of the general ground rules but it's not clear still what is and isn't allowed in. Anfield as an example has a list of what supporters can and can't bring in, which specifies a compact type camera is fine but a DSLR etc is not; Carrow Road specifically says no cameras at all on their allowed items graphic/list. However, Championiship stadia (the game is in one of these but I checked out several club websites to get an idea) just point you to the generic EFL rules. I don't think anyone's going to remotely assume that I'm turning up there hoping to take photos to sell etc and refuse it on that basis but I want to be sure if I will be limited to just going in with my phone. Any advice or experiences from spectators? Thanks!
I'm aware of the general ground rules but it's not clear still what is and isn't allowed in. Anfield as an example has a list of what supporters can and can't bring in, which specifies a compact type camera is fine but a DSLR etc is not; Carrow Road specifically says no cameras at all on their allowed items graphic/list. However, Championiship stadia (the game is in one of these but I checked out several club websites to get an idea) just point you to the generic EFL rules. I don't think anyone's going to remotely assume that I'm turning up there hoping to take photos to sell etc and refuse it on that basis but I want to be sure if I will be limited to just going in with my phone. Any advice or experiences from spectators? Thanks!