Finally, back at the careers fair, three camera crews had arrived, which is three more than Siobhan used to get.
Think of it as xtroverted football -- a two-man scramble at the 50-yard line for the ball instead of a coin toss, no fair catches, cameras in the locker rooms at halftime, microphones on the sideline, cozy cheerleaders and Jesse Ventura, alias the governor of Minnesota, as the tasteless TV analyst.
The video camera fairs just as well.
While the Morrison has had its fair share of camera time, everything we've seen has been rather unflattering angles with even more unflattering levels of blur.
"Everything you see is fair game on camera," Holzer said.
DxOMark, the testing outfit many look to for fair evaluations of cameras from DSLRs to phones, gave Samsung's Galaxy Note 8 a 94, tying the iPhone and in some ways exceeding it.
Once you're in a public area, it's more or less fair game for a camera".
In some cases, he said, eBay buyers spend more than his estimate of a camera's fair value.
If The New Yorker had a home-field advantage, one might also say that we had a home-blog advantage: by the time I showed up with my camera, a fair portion of the team had already seen the first literary smackdown.
Sponsored by Stadium Concerts, Inc., Photographic Fair, Ltd. a local camera shop, SCACN gives amateur photographers a chance to win all sorts of things, from an Argus C-3 camera, case, & flash gun, totwo cases of Sylvania Blue Dot flash bulbs.
Now, of course, video is becoming an increasingly important part of the digital news offering, which suits the BBC well because it is also a broadcaster with decades of history and goodwill and £3.5bn public funding, up against seven people with a fair to middling video camera and dodgy mikes.
