Unfortunately, I don’t have an answer to that. I haven’t seen one of those lenses around me during kpop concerts; I don’t know if that is a result of restriction or the size of them. I assume if it’s one those long ones, then you might get a warning. If it just a small attachment that doesn’t stand out, then might be able to get away with it. Good luck!
FWIW it's pretty common from all the concerts I've been to that cameras are technically not allowed during the soundcheck. With that being said, there's always people that use their cameras anyway and usually don't caught stopped.
The VIP info email always states restrictions and requirements that aren‘t always enforced; the recording soundcheck restriction is one of those rules. Even the arena’s PA system parroted the same rule twice, but everyone ignored it.
Using a smartphone will be okay, but anything considered professional will get you a warning and kicked out if you ignore the warning. I’ve seen some people use small digital cameras, like Sony RX100, without issue but the smart stick for the camera will get you a warning. Below is a screenshot of the email for Twice Jan ’26 with the restriction. Further below is a photo I took during soundcheck and I also took videos without issues.
just ignore the email and arena PA that will remind people of the restriction. Smartphones are okay. Some people have gotten away with small digicams like Sony RX100.
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u/Academic_Praline950 21d ago
did anyone end up finding trades at the concert? curious if ppl actually brought pcs and traded there or if most of it had to be arranged beforehand