Sorry I am one of the slower guys when it comes to I-phonepotapplecrumble everything. I have some closeups from Row F. If somebody can tell me how the upload into a thread is possible, I am willing to share some with you.

Directly from your iPhone or you can transfer them to a computer first? That would give you a lot more options.

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I have them on the PC, but I tried to copy them into a thread and it always failt

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I have them on the PC, but I tried to copy them into a thread and it always failt

Grison, get a free account here: www.photobucket.com

After uploading the pics, you use the image code to link them to posts in here.

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I think I'll got it. Though it's the end to the beginning. You also see us in the VIP lounge and from upper floor to the ballroom.



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Great pictures, Thanks

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I think I'll got it. Though it's the end to the beginning. You also see us in the VIP lounge and from upper floor to the ballroom.

Thanks! If you copy the IMG-code, the pics will be shown here as well. Great

Yeah great pics, can't find a way to batch download them though?

Here is the VIP one, if you do a reply with quote you'll see the code you need to add, it's just actually



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Thanks for posting.

You really captured some great moments. Despite the rough edges and opening night jitters ('on stage the band has got problems - they're a bag of nerves on first night') you can really see how much fun they're having doing what they do best.

(what did you take these pics with?)

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Thanks for posting.

You really captured some great moments. Despite the rough edges and opening night jitters ('on stage the band has got problems - they're a bag of nerves on first night') you can really see how much fun they're having doing what they do best.

(what did you take these pics with?)

it's a a Canon G15. When I looked through the screen I thought all photos are bad, But out of the 300 are really some good ones.

Grison
I hope you don't mind, but since these shots are so good, I took the liberty of cleaning up a few low res shots and will post them here for all to see.
They really are great photos -- some of the best I've seen from the show -- and capture the spirit and intensity of the band. They also show how lucky the fans in the Pit are...

Thanks GS 1978. I will learn that how do upload in my next live. This life I am concentrating on the Rollin Stones

Very good photos, Thank you for posting !

Excellent clarity. Nice shots and thanks for showing them to us.

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Thanks for posting.

You really captured some great moments. Despite the rough edges and opening night jitters ('on stage the band has got problems - they're a bag of nerves on first night') you can really see how much fun they're having doing what they do best.

(what did you take these pics with?)

it's a a Canon G15. When I looked through the screen I thought all photos are bad, But out of the 300 are really some good ones.

The G15 is just out. I have a G10, which is great image quality wise. Did you have an earlier "G" model and how are you finding the G15 to use in comparison if so?

Cheers,
SonicD

Grison...would you kindly email me when you have a chance? justin.sosa@hotmail.com

Grison

I photoshopped this one for you.
It really is an amazing photo.

AWESOME SHOT GS1978 Grison!!!




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thanks -- but I didn't take these, Grison did.
I just cleaned them up for him,

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thanks -- but I didn't take these, Grison did.
I just cleaned them up for him,

Acutally I bought this G15 camera just two weeks ago for the concert and I do not have a clue what I am doing . At first I had the feelng they did not come up very well. But at home out of the 250 shots there are some good ones. These ones are even scaled down. I had a small canon before which took already thousands of rolling stones photos in 2005-2007, but I wanted to have a better zoom as the small cameras are only good with a wide angle (or most of them). Before that I did about a 150 concerts from 1976-1984 of different groups with a minolta mirror flex. The objectives were so heavy.

They were good picutres, while they lasted... oh well.



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