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Another link of interest is here:- http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/news/Photographers_warned_after_thousands_of_pics_lost_news_306605.html So Fotopic makes the Amateur Photographer magazine.. Quote:- Photographers nationwide have expressed outrage after thousands of their images...

Digital SLR's are not totally silent- they still have a shutter , and mirror to move. I often find those with video cams have tripods legs occupying the end of he platform , totally un-neccessary for a little palm cam or even a digital stills camera with (poor) video capability.

Right , its what I thought, its UDF format ( or packet writing) and its typical for a cockup that happens when adding more and more files. You've learned the hard way NOT to save CDRWs that way, you would be advised to leave it alone. Don't try saving any more pics to the CDRW , it will make...

is it a multisession CDR , or is it a CDRW? If the former you may need to 'close' the session. If the latter , did you use packet writing UDF file system. if that doesnt make sense, what did you use to burn the disc? What to do next - View the drive in windows explorer , right click on it and...

Something to hide then ? Ehh? Hides behind an anonymous pseudonym ... mmmmmmm... very suspicious.. Police and confidentiality do not go hand in hand, unless its in their favour.. Only need to watch #Police Camera Action and others to see that... Even photography in peoples bedrooms is fair game...

You mean you really have been brainwashed into thinking section 44 has anything whatsoever to do with terrorism.? Ask Mr Plod to define 'terrorism' or 'terrorist' and they say it could be an OAP holding his bus pass upside down when boarding a bus!! I'm all in favour of fighting terrorism ...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8453878.stm From the newspage:- - - - - - - - - - Police powers to use terror laws to stop and search people without grounds for suspicion are illegal, the European Court of Human Rights has ruled. The Strasbourg court has been hearing a case involving two...

Now a wedding photographer gets stopped for terrorism photography. http://www.bindmans.com/index.php?id=672 Well respected photojournalist pursues complaint to the IPCC after being stopped whilst working by police who tell her we can do anything under the terrorism act Police officers, who...

The full statement , previewed on CEEFAX last night is here http://cms.met.police.uk/news/policy_organisational_news_and_general_information/guidance_issued_to_mps_officers_and_staff_re_stop_and_search_photo_policy Guidance issued to MPS officers and staff re stop and search photo policy...

On page 119 BBC1 CEEFAX tonight this page was shown. Ta Chalky for the tip-off. Police cautious over photo curbs. A Senior Scotland yard officer has said photographers should not be stopped and searched without 'very good reason'. John Yates, an assistant commissioner , was responding to...

The only addition to this that I can think of is , A PCSO does not have the right to search you unless in the presence of a normal PC in uniform. I think there may also be a maximum time that a PCSO can detain you for pending the arrival of a normal Officer.

Write to Chief Inspector Andrew Trotter , quoting his message to all Chief Constables and ask a few awkward questions about why it has not been heeded, what he intends to do to change the situation such that it is in future, an estimate of how long he expects before every officer has briefed on...

You couldn't make it up:- http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/crime/article6954610.ece Makes a complete mockery of the 'gherkin' and other incidents..

Seems like 'raw nerves' have been found with this on:- http://photographernotaterrorist.org/ Mass Gathering in defence of street photography I’m a Photographer, Not a Terrorist! invite all Photographers to a mass photo gathering in defence of street photography. Following a series of high...

In similar circumstances , when I complained to his 'superiors' the following day, the Inspector simply said ' I demand it of my Officers' . When I pointed out that I was under no obligation to supply any info, he repeated , ' I demand it of my Officers.' So it may not be those on the frontline...

An interesting encounter, entirely contrary to the edicts of Andy Trotter , as Chairman of the media advisory group of ACPO, and his memo below:- -------------------------------- The video:- http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2009/dec/11/snapshot-special-branch-terror-suspect...

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My recomendations are to buy a large screen ( 24inch) or thereabouts , and get one that is DVI connected ( even if the PC isn't capable currently) . Replace the Video card ( if the PC is capable) with a DVI card ( Maplin about £30) , and use the internal setup to get going. Then use this site...

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http://www.amateurphotographer.co.uk/news/Police_officer_caught_taking_pictures_news_287791.html Next time you have troubles fotting at a station , point the accusers at this article..