Comments on: RjD2 http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/52 Tue, 06 Jan 2009 10:28:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Natalie http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/52#comment-47 Natalie Fri, 25 Apr 2008 14:49:08 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=52#comment-47 looooove double exposures looooove double exposures

]]> By: Wes http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/52#comment-43 Wes Thu, 24 Apr 2008 18:37:16 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=52#comment-43 Do you think we (the loyal readers) could get a little bit of the technicalities of double exposure? I for one have only just within a month switched over to film from digital, and I am trying to learn more about it. Not that I will ever forsake digital completely, but I am exploring a bit right now, if you get my gist. Do you think we (the loyal readers) could get a little bit of the technicalities of double exposure? I for one have only just within a month switched over to film from digital, and I am trying to learn more about it. Not that I will ever forsake digital completely, but I am exploring a bit right now, if you get my gist.

]]> By: mustafah http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/52#comment-42 mustafah Thu, 24 Apr 2008 11:52:56 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=52#comment-42 love it. i'm running out and had to look over it twice. i look forward to seeing what you'll do at more event and music venues. maybe even backstage and on the road. julius, rock star photographer? i think so. love it. i’m running out and had to look over it twice. i look forward to seeing what you’ll do at more event and music venues. maybe even backstage and on the road. julius, rock star photographer? i think so.

]]> By: Dave http://blog.wearemjr.com/archives/52#comment-41 Dave Thu, 24 Apr 2008 09:20:49 +0000 http://blog.wearemjr.com/?p=52#comment-41 They have instructions from the performer to not let in people with recording devices (video/photo) to protect the performance. In a way, they just want to make sure that there aren't 150 assholes with cameras w/strobes at the show as that could get pretty annoying. Usually the artists or venue will have explicit restrictions on what type of filming can/be allowed to take place, mostly dealing in regards to the media that may be covering the event. Film is great because people treat it as a novelty these days, and see it as non-theatening to the copyright of the artist. Most of the restrictions really only deal with video, and simply because they don't want someone to bootleg or negate the future need for a $20 live dvd or blu-ray. simple ecenomics man, because this is not nam, there are rules dude. They have instructions from the performer to not let in people with recording devices (video/photo) to protect the performance.

In a way, they just want to make sure that there aren’t 150 assholes with cameras w/strobes at the show as that could get pretty annoying.

Usually the artists or venue will have explicit restrictions on what type of filming can/be allowed to take place, mostly dealing in regards to the media that may be covering the event.

Film is great because people treat it as a novelty these days, and see it as non-theatening to the copyright of the artist. Most of the restrictions really only deal with video, and simply because they don’t want someone to bootleg or negate the future need for a $20 live dvd or blu-ray. simple ecenomics man, because this is not nam, there are rules dude.

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