Does anyone have any idea about getting permission to photograph at football matches. I am being told that its a long winded process and will requires CRB check etc etc etc. All that me and tha lad want to do is take a few action shots from the stands, we wouldn't be wandering around the ground ( although we would like to)
We would also make the pictures available to the club but after asking it appears that we can't because we cant comply with all the rules whatever they are, they haven't been explained to us.
The ground will be private property I suppose so I dare say the club has the final say who can and can't take pictures. I just get the feeling that we are being fobbed off.
Anybody got any thoughts ideas?

FA cup 2nd Qualifying round match. Have asked a couple of times about us taking cameras for some shots but havent had an answer yet

Some useful information here regarding photography of aurora.
http://www.nmm.ac.uk/visit/exhibitions/astronomy-photographer-of-the-year/how-to...

Use the preview function. Page 112 of the manual. This will allow you to see the exposure etc.
If you want to check depth of field etc switch to optical view and look through the view finder.

Would this be the Guide display time you are refering to??
Page 210 of the manual.

Thank you galoot thats v good

Thank you gents, I have just checked and the cable switch i have has a different connector so it will not fit either the 100d or 200d.

I have a cable switch F (used on an old MZ7)
Will this work with a K100d and K200d???
The cable switch specified in the manuals is CS205 however Amazon sells a Cable switch F which is described as being compatible with a long list of Pentax cameras, K100d and K200d both are listed.
Any ideas??

From way back I have an old calendar of Airbrushed art. Some of the stuff is so realistic that you could not tell it from a photograph.
The nearest I can find is at the link below. It took him 140Hrs to complete!!
http://adcook.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&layout=item&id=240&Itemid=94