- Location
- Jersey Shore
- Name
- Steve
After years of leniency, ULA cracks down on hobbyist photographers
"I'm just shocked they don't want more coverage of these things and not less."
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ULA Crackdown on Hobbyist Photographers
- Thread starter Biro
- Start date
- Location
- New Zealand
So it's professional/licensed photographers for them from now on. I have encountered these things many, many times, especially with private institutes/establishments with management changes. Shooting inside a private location is becoming more and more of an incentive for system camera users, unless, of course, you're using a P&S or a GM5. There is usually leniency toward smartphones, which invade privacy instantly vs our offline shootings systems. In the case of ULA, it's just licensed/permitted remote cameras, whatever the system.
To be fair to ULA, though, some launch pads around the world do not allow any photos/videos to be taken, at all. The launch pads are usually perched/isolated so that photos that can be taken are after liftoff, not the exciting break from potential energy.
To be fair to ULA, though, some launch pads around the world do not allow any photos/videos to be taken, at all. The launch pads are usually perched/isolated so that photos that can be taken are after liftoff, not the exciting break from potential energy.
