[Leica] WAS::Black ZI NOW HOW TO MOVE! ;-) in CROWDED ROOM! ;-)

[tedgrant at shaw.ca (Ted Grant)]

Feli said:
> Now there is some interesting advice...<<<

> On Apr 24, 2005, at 7:42 AM, Ted Grant wrote:
>
>> The secret of changing positions is to have cased the room first, know 
>> exactly where you are going to move to, then watch the eye direction of 
>> the people and when they're pretty well all looking in the opposite 
>> direction to you, move quietly and smoothly to your new position, sit 
>> down, wait and be still. In most cases you have changed position and 
>> sitting on the other side of the room and the majority of the people at 
>> the table never know you've moved.
>>
>> Just like a stealth bomber. ;-)<<<<<<

Hi Feli,
It's quite simple really, because your subjects are engrossed in their 
meeting discussions and really pay you no attention. However, if you're a 
stumble bum, kick waste cans over or are making "camera and lens changing 
noises .... you will be asked to leave!"

And that's where the M cameras come in. Or that's been my experince on many 
of these type of meeting assignments. And therein comes the use of 3 M's at 
one time.... you do not have to change lenses, you sit there watch the light 
and the expressions and click away. :-)

And definately when you move, you hold the cameras into your body so they 
don't clank together.


ted