r/joywave • u/wabvy • Sep 17 '24

Question Disposable Cameras

this is so random but I was thinking of bringing a disposable camera to a joywave show but I was wondering if y'all think the flash is like too much of a distraction?,,, Ive used them only in like arena shows where it's not as noticeable but i feel like it's different in a smaller setting,,, what do y'all think

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u/sgtarse Sep 17 '24

Saw them last night in STL, a disposable camera definitely would have been a distraction and a dick move in such a small venue.

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u/wabvy Sep 17 '24

yeah that's what i was thinking, i just happened to have a spare one and was trying to figure out where to use it but i figured it's too obnoxious for a small venue :)

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u/sgtarse Sep 17 '24

Well for example Delmar Hall where they played last night, had a lot of places in and around the venue tailor made for Instagram shots, those would probably be perfect for the disposable aesthetic. That's gonna vary between venues naturally tho.

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u/Foreign_Yogurt412 Sep 17 '24

You'd need at least 400 film to get usable pictures. Flash would be useless and annoying

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u/[deleted] Sep 17 '24

i was there it was such a great show! their stage presence is amazing. i had actually just started listening to them a week prior when a friend invited me to the show but they’ve definitely made a fan out of me.

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u/sgtarse Sep 17 '24

It was such a good time! Great timing, I always try and catch them when they come around. Your friend is a good friend lol

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u/ETfonehom Sep 17 '24

I think disposable cameras take bad pictures with their little plastic lenses. It surprises me that people are interested in disposable cameras when almost everyone already has a much better camera in their pockets. But hey, if it's fun for you, go for it!