Phone at 6:41 - flash off was enough last night, is a long lens still a hassle from the pavement
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Kiri Blenheim•207 rep8
Camera person. Second Kumbal listed 6:41. Flash stayed off, drone stayed in the bag. A longer lens from the pavement - do stewards still hassle that, or is it only roofs and gimbals that get moved.
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Kiri Blenheim•207 rep5 Answers from travellers
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Long lens on pavement is fine if you do not step into the line for a shot. Tripod gets moved. Gimbal selfie stick on a packed kerb is a fight. Flash off. Drone in the bag.
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Nuwan Rajapaksa•250 rep5
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Kids filming versus watching is a separate fight. Take the phone away when the elephants are actually there.
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