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Originally Posted by GODDESS6
when i saw fm in vegas @ the mgm, they were very mean about cameras, not only did u walk thru a metal detector thingy, they also scanned u over w/ a hand held detector & searched my purse exstensively, when i saw them in omaha & sioux city, it was a bit easier, they tried @ the beginning 2 discourage the picture taking, but i think realized it was futile & i didn't have a problem getting gr8 shots, in sioux city i was able 2 take 110 pics~ i am sure i have seen vegas pics out there but not as many as other shows~ good luck w/ it tho 4 who ever goes 4 it, all they can really do is take your camera & i heard u get it back in the end~
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When I went to see the Mac at the MGM in July of 2003 the guard wanded my bag and it went off but all he did was ask me " if I had any weapons on me"
Of course I said "no not today". I had my old 35mm camera which was larger then my digital but he did not even look in my bag. When I went to my seat there was a guard right in front of me but he was very nice and told us "please no cameras" I never took it out.
The weird thing is that almost every show that I went to {since I bought my tiny digital} security did not even look in bag. If you don't use a flash you are less likely to be noticed and most of the time they won't even bother you if you don't use a flash. If you have a digital you won't really need one for concert pics anyway.
Ironically, I will be leaving for my new photography class in about 45 minutes.
