Decent photographs

[RoyalShock]

So what are the restrictions on bringing camera's with big lenses to the chuck...or are there any?

I doubt it would be a problem unless you got in someone's way to use it.

If it's a digital camera that takes video, don't be surprised if you get some grief about it. That happened to one of our fine staff members a few years ago.

[Indy23]

As nice as Photoshop is, The GIMP is almost as good and completely free.

I use both. I prefer Photoshop, but can get by with GIMP for simple things. It is a good free resource for anyone needing graphic design software.

[rjl]

Flash is prohibited, not that you'd want to use it anyway.

I'd also imagine that using the photos in some money making venture is prohibited without written consent from WSU and yadda yadda yadda.

I brought a smaller digi with me before and didn't get grief from anyone, even though I sit where the people who would disallow it could easily see me. I've seen them talk to people about their flashes going off, and those same people taking pictures later without it.

[RoyalShock]

I've tried GIMP but found Paint.NET more intuitive. Probably because GIMP has more features.

Feature-rich != Intuitive

[fastbow]

So what are the restrictions on bringing camera's with big lenses to the chuck...or are there any?

My girlfriend brings her big camera to most games and hasn't gotten a word of grief yet.

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So what are the restrictions on bringing camera's with big lenses to the chuck...or are there any?

My girlfriend brings her big camera to most games and hasn't gotten a word of grief yet.

Occasionally an usher will ask you to put the camera away as per NCAA regulations, licensing blah blah blah... Officially, cameras are not allowed.


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