Unfortunately I am kind of between a rock and a hard place. The Interbike
convention does not officially permit cameras for any but working press. I have
had no problem with photography in general, but two things seem to push over the
line, tripods and flashes! If things don't improve as far as getting film back
and forth I will most likely have to purchase film at my destination, and
probably process it there as well. I am sure this is something any photographer
that flies will have to start dealing with one way or another.
Jim Couch
John Prosper wrote:
> You might want to check with the postal authorities to ensure they haven't
> started zapping packages with radiation as well.
>
> We really need to adapt a WAR-TIME mode nowadays and see how countries who
> are conatantly exposed to the threat of war or terroist acts handle affairs.
> High-speed film (400+ ISO) is particularly sensitive to X-ray assaults; so
> you may want to swtich to sub-400 ISO film and use a tripod/monopod to
> handle those low light photo moments.
>
> Regards,
> John A. Prosper
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