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<blockquote data-quote="gudaya" data-source="post: 9068465" data-attributes="member: 160604"><p><strong>Kuwait to Non-Journalists: No DSLR for You!</strong></p><p></p><p><img src="http://www.maximumpc.com/files/u69/no_dslr.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /></p><p></p><p>While you're giving thanks today as you carve the turkey and watch the Patriots beat up on the Lions, you should also give thanks that you live in a country where you're allowed to tote a DSLR camera.</p><p> The same can't be said for Kuwait. According to <em>The Kuwait Times</em>, the country's Ministry of Information, Ministry of Social Affairs, and Ministry of Finance had the not-so-bright idea of banning DSLR cameras for personal use. The idea is that photography is only fit for journalistic purposes, not for walking around willy-nilly snapping high quality pics of this and that.</p><p> Point-and-shoot digital cameras and cell phone cameras are still allowed, but apparently those big, black devices tend to make people nervous.</p><p> "While using a DSLR, a passerby may wonder if the camera is being used for the wrong reasons," The Kuwait Times writes. "Taking a picture of a stranger would seem like much less of an issue if you were using a more discreet camera or even a cell phone."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="gudaya, post: 9068465, member: 160604"] [B]Kuwait to Non-Journalists: No DSLR for You![/B] [IMG]http://www.maximumpc.com/files/u69/no_dslr.jpg[/IMG] While you're giving thanks today as you carve the turkey and watch the Patriots beat up on the Lions, you should also give thanks that you live in a country where you're allowed to tote a DSLR camera. The same can't be said for Kuwait. According to [I]The Kuwait Times[/I], the country's Ministry of Information, Ministry of Social Affairs, and Ministry of Finance had the not-so-bright idea of banning DSLR cameras for personal use. The idea is that photography is only fit for journalistic purposes, not for walking around willy-nilly snapping high quality pics of this and that. Point-and-shoot digital cameras and cell phone cameras are still allowed, but apparently those big, black devices tend to make people nervous. "While using a DSLR, a passerby may wonder if the camera is being used for the wrong reasons," The Kuwait Times writes. "Taking a picture of a stranger would seem like much less of an issue if you were using a more discreet camera or even a cell phone." [/QUOTE]
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