London Olympics 2012: DSLR restrictions

[andya700]

oh god, here we go. Please stop with the potentially insulting comments and off topic discussion. This is a useful thread about using cameras at the Olympics....not any politics behind the games themselves....any other posts on that subject may be removed.

It would be nice if the comment was directed at the person concerned. This started off, simply because I thought that people who were going to the Olympics/missed out on tickets, maybe be interested in the programme concerned.
I did post this at the end of a relevant "on topic" post.

 

[Jimmy_Lemon]

My comment wasn't aimed at anyone and was a general post for anyone concerned.

 

[Hargers]

A few may people her may be aware of this, but just read this statement on the AP site regarding the camera issue.

http://www.amateurphotographer.co.u...target_photographers_news_311394.html?aff=rss

 

[inkiboo]

Other than general views of stadiums or if you are lucky enough to be near a photo position, you won't get many decent photos. If you have tickets, just go along and enjoy.

 

[hollis_f]

A few may people her may be aware of this, but just read this statement on the AP site regarding the camera issue.

http://www.amateurphotographer.co.u...target_photographers_news_311394.html?aff=rss

However, he could not guarantee that all security guards will adhere to photography guidelines which will be set down in conditions of entry to the stadium.

What!

 

[HMansfield]

^
There's your quote, by the way. It comes from directly from LOGOC, as I said in my original post.