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<blockquote data-quote="snaphappy" data-source="post: 182684" data-attributes="member: 12198">I AGREE!&nbsp; Drives me crazy!&nbsp; Not sure why but the need to hold phones, iPads out at arms length and swing it as far left and right as much as possible or as high as they can in front of those behind!&nbsp; If they'd hold it up right in front of them and take a picture like any other person with a camera it'd be just fine but the arm swinging and brightly lit screens in a dark area is so irritating!&nbsp; For my kids school play I got there early, sat right up front with my camera, set it all up for no flash and had 2 people push in beside me last minute pull out phones hold them out as far as they could and swing their arms as much as possible!!&nbsp; Apparently their wrists don't turn....&nbsp; nothing like getting all ready for a shot of your kids only to have a phone pop in front of you and ruin it&nbsp; GrrrrIt's not the ipads/phones its the lack of manners really that bothers me</blockquote>

[QUOTE="snaphappy, post: 182684, member: 12198"] I AGREE! Drives me crazy! Not sure why but the need to hold phones, iPads out at arms length and swing it as far left and right as much as possible or as high as they can in front of those behind! If they'd hold it up right in front of them and take a picture like any other person with a camera it'd be just fine but the arm swinging and brightly lit screens in a dark area is so irritating! For my kids school play I got there early, sat right up front with my camera, set it all up for no flash and had 2 people push in beside me last minute pull out phones hold them out as far as they could and swing their arms as much as possible!! Apparently their wrists don't turn.... nothing like getting all ready for a shot of your kids only to have a phone pop in front of you and ruin it Grrrr It's not the ipads/phones its the lack of manners really that bothers me [/QUOTE]

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