Next on the calendar: 2 & 3 Aug. - Specialist Training.
I believe if F1 asked for photographers to volunteer to shoot the event.. the lists will be the longest you ever see..... ;p
I was at the session on Sat. Was told that we can bring cameras and shoot when off duty. ;p;p;p As long as we are not seen taking pics on TV and it does not interfere with our primary duties.
But cannot go crazy with the lenses.. Since we will be quite close to the race, I'll just bring along my 17-55mm heehee can't wait.
Whats interesting is that there will not only be F1 but 3 other events - Porsche, Aston Martin and BMW.
bro, which session did you went to ah? next time... identify yourself leh...![]()
I was at the session on Sat. Was told that we can bring cameras and shoot when off duty. ;p;p;p As long as we are not seen taking pics on TV and it does not interfere with our primary duties.
But cannot go crazy with the lenses.. Since we will be quite close to the race, I'll just bring along my 17-55mm heehee can't wait.
Whats interesting is that there will not only be F1 but 3 other events - Porsche, Aston Martin and BMW.
maybe i'll bring along my PnS. no point bringing DSLR lah. most of the time, will be on duty. if off duty, means there are no races going on. even though if you get to rest while a race is going on, i don't think can take pictures right?
taken the eModule and assessment liao. got 14 out of 15 correct on the first try...![]()
I was on the Saturday class. Room 1-2. My class was conducted by Raymond, Ankur & Sue (from CAMS). I suspect Bro. seankyh is in the same class with me le... Correct, seankyh?
Yup.. I was one of the 'drivers' demoing the flagging.. haahaa
You mean you were the one at the front with the other lady who has flag marshal experience? You were wearing a blue shirt on that day?
No. I was wearing white shirt. One of the 'volunteers'. I was also the one who said 'seowleow' when they asked what state it would be after one of the clips where all the cars crashed at the starting line.:bsmilie:
Hmmm, I can't seem to visualise you... :sweat:
I think the presenters are not well prepared.
The way they handle the questions sometimes is like trying to skirt the issue, I mean, volunteer to do free work for the organisers who are making millions of dollars never mind...but WTF, ask us to better go and buy our own ear muffs, and gloves and what nots, as such things are "not enough...limited supply"...I mean WTF!
Hmmm, I can't seem to visualise you... :sweat:
It was mentioned that volunteers needed to buy ear-plugs?
I think the presenters are not well prepared.
The way they handle the questions sometimes is like trying to skirt the issue, I mean, volunteer to do free work for the organisers who are making millions of dollars never mind...but WTF, ask us to better go and buy our own ear muffs, and gloves and what nots, as such things are "not enough...limited supply"...I mean WTF!
We are VOLUNTEERS - KNN, already give them our precious time and RISK OUR LIFE, they have the cheek to tell us to buy our own ear muffs, WTF!! You mean they make so many millions of dollars cannot afford to protect the hearing of the marshals with ear muffs, have to resort to trying to cut cost by asking marshals to go and buy own ear muffs? This is the most ridiculous thing I have ever heard.
Did you guys attend the F1 car appearance at NDP? The noise from ONE F1 car alone is well above 130 decibels, what more the whole lot of teams that will be racing the entire circuit on race day, you think those SAF issue ear plugs are going to be enough?!! YOU WILL GO DEAF before the end of the night!! The worst thing is that Singapore's business district is packed full of tall building, and the immense noise from the F1 cars are going to be AMPLIFIED a thousand times when they echo and ricochet off all the buildings!
If they are not going to supply ear muffs and gloves to all marshals, I think all of you must speak out to assert your rights. No doubt volunteers work for free, but asking them to FORK OUT MONEY from own pocket to buy ear muffs, when it is an absolute vital item for the marshal's duty, is bordering on taking advantage of the volunteers. It is better for them to supply it to the marshals and then take it back to use for the next race, then to ask the volunteers to buy their own ear muffs that will most likely never ever see the light of day again after 28 Sept.