What The!???

[siron]

Originally posted by Megadark
Take it easy Siron, live and learn.

Now that your photos are erased, wouldn't that be a good reason to go out and take those photos again?

Yeah I know... oh well I am going to the Zoo later. I'll take more picture!

 

[Red Dawn]

Originally posted by siron



NO! I did not take ANY shots in the cinema!!!!!! I have not even gone in!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I was abt to go in when he told me cannot bring in..I was like. okay . Juz take care of it. BUT my privacy is infringed!!!1

no no i meant, did u take any shots of the ticketing booth, movie wall posters, waiting lobby, ticketing queue etc etc?

if not, how on earth would they know u have a camera with u? unless your camera bag is transparent ;p

 

[Goondu]

Originally posted by eadwine
next time threaten them lah. just hand over the mem stick
say u keep the camera.
say if camera missing are they going to be responsible!!


Lesson learnt lah...

Either don't see pictures in cinemas OR
Never bring your digicam to the cinemas.

Giving them the memory stick or batteries won't do, since they will think that you have extras under your sleeve.

My advice, don't go see the shows!! Spend the time to take more photos.

 

[siron]

Originally posted by Goondu


Either don't see pictures in cinemas OR
Never bring your digicam to the cinemas.

Giving them the memory stick or batteries won't do, since they will think that you have extras under your sleeve.

My advice, don't go see the shows!! Spend the time to take more photos.

My plans too.. need to save money

 

[camera1001]

I think there's nothing much you can do now, from a legal point of view.

It was specifically mentioned No Camera for obvious reasons -- possible infringement of copyright laws.

But in the first place, I think:

1. You should not have exposed your camera in front of any of the staff. Never mind that you're still outside the cinema. It doesn't matter if you're a 100% honest guy who will not take any shots inside. The point is, you had the camera and they certainly couldn't give you the benefit of the doubt.

2. When you handed over your camera to the guy, there was no agreement that he couldn't touch your camera. It's like you leave your bag in the locker and the notice says something like "The management will not be responsible for thefts, etc."