So, I'm thinking about doing general reports from the park and I'm wondering what the park's real camera policy is in terms of what kind of equipment you can bring into the park. Their website is a little vague, so maybe someone here will know more...
I have a small pro-sumer cinema camera that has quite a bit of gear including a 7 inch monitor, small external battery, and camera cage. It is handheld and rather compact, but it can be a little scary looking in comparison to the average DSLR. I don't intend on being in anyone's way, and figure it's a lot less disruptive than a selfie stick. I can strip the camera down, but I'd prefer not to as the camera has no built-in image stabilization, which the camera cage and handles provide.
Any info is appreciated, and I can provide a picture of what I intend on bringing in if it helps.
Thanks in advance!
I have a small pro-sumer cinema camera that has quite a bit of gear including a 7 inch monitor, small external battery, and camera cage. It is handheld and rather compact, but it can be a little scary looking in comparison to the average DSLR. I don't intend on being in anyone's way, and figure it's a lot less disruptive than a selfie stick. I can strip the camera down, but I'd prefer not to as the camera has no built-in image stabilization, which the camera cage and handles provide.
Any info is appreciated, and I can provide a picture of what I intend on bringing in if it helps.
Thanks in advance!