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> By the way, in this cafe there was one guy who was standing on the
> terrace and was constantly checking the situation, to make sure that
> nobody would use a DLSR. Basically this cafe was paying one person just
> to enforce the no-DSLR rule.
>
I wonder how that guy would react, if one made an attempt with a Sigma dp...

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In article <k0tg0o$9uo$>, Laszlo Lebrun
<> wrote:

> > By the way, in this cafe there was one guy who was standing on the
> > terrace and was constantly checking the situation, to make sure that
> > nobody would use a DLSR. Basically this cafe was paying one person just
> > to enforce the no-DSLR rule.
>
> I wonder how that guy would react, if one made an attempt with a Sigma dp...

he'd bust out laughing.

On 21.08.2012 00:12, nospam wrote:
> In article <k0tg0o$9uo$>, Laszlo Lebrun
> <> wrote:
>
>>> By the way, in this cafe there was one guy who was standing on the
>>> terrace and was constantly checking the situation, to make sure that
>>> nobody would use a DLSR. Basically this cafe was paying one person just
>>> to enforce the no-DSLR rule.
>>
>> I wonder how that guy would react, if one made an attempt with a Sigma dp...
>
> he'd bust out laughing.
>
So that is the solution? Let them laugh and take your photos.


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