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Old Thu Jan 11, 2001, 09:21am
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To follow up on your point, I did notify both coaches of the situation. something like this:
"Coach, one of the players has told me the flash from the yearbook group is distracting the players, I have asked them to stop, just letting you know coach"

I have also done this when fans had to be warned about making off-color remarks.
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Old Thu Jan 11, 2001, 01:55pm
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That is why they invented 1000 speed film and SLR camaras with large appratures. So Shaq won't get a big flash in his face while he jams the ball down.
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Old Fri Jan 12, 2001, 12:29pm
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Actually, the NBA and (bigtime) NCAA arenas are loaded with strobes mounted on the ceiling structure. The photographers have radio units which trigger the flash. If you watch a slow-motion replay, you will see single frames where everything in the picture has a much whiter look to it. This is when the photographer's fixed strobe fired.

Of course the difference is the the flash is much more diffused rather than a near point source.
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