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In many places, there were signs that prohibited taking photos and videos. For example, in order to protect the encryption equipment, laboratories, and other confidential places, there would be warning signs prohibiting photography and filming. On them were words such as "No photography","No filming","No filming", and so on. There were also some private places that would set up similar prohibited signs to protect privacy. During the landing, taxiing, and take-off of civil airliners operating at the military-civilian airport, passengers were also prohibited from taking photos or videos. In addition, in some public places such as cinemas, the audience was prohibited from taking photos, recording, video recording, and other screenshots (stealing) on the big screen. There might also be corresponding prohibition signs or broadcast prompts. These prohibited signs came in many forms, such as signs made of acryl, PVP, and other materials. Some signs would also indicate that there was surveillance and other content to serve as a warning. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

There were currently different situations and views on the ban on taking photos and videos at concerts. From some concerts (such as the Soda Green Hangzhou Station concert), it was clearly prohibited to take photos, video recordings, live broadcasts, etc., and even required that the mobile phone be turned off or muted, and that light sticks and other luminous support items were not allowed. The reason given by some concert organizers was to protect copyright. At the same time, they believed that this would allow the audience to be more immersed in the live atmosphere and also show respect and protection for the performers. However, this rule triggered a different reaction from the audience. Some audience members understood and supported these rules. They believed that this would help maintain the order of the concert and create a better viewing experience. They would avoid disturbing the view of other audience members by taking photos and videos, or prevent improper use of the content to violate the rights of the performers. However, some viewers expressed dissatisfaction and disgust, feeling that these regulations restricted their freedom and rights. They believed that as long as it was not for commercial use, there was nothing wrong with taking photos or recording a short video. Moreover, many internationally renowned singers allowed the audience to take photos and videos of their concerts. They even encouraged them to share them on social media platforms to expand their influence. In contrast, some of the strict bans in China seemed to be "double standards." In addition, there were differences in the regulations for concerts in different regions. For example, when checking the ticket sales pages of many concerts held in Shanghai, most of them did not clearly state that "photos and videos are prohibited." They only stated that professional recording equipment was prohibited due to security and copyright reasons. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The photos and videos taken by the phone were actually saved in the phone's memory card or in a specific folder in the internal storage space. The specific storage location varied according to the phone brand and operating system. Some phones automatically store photos and videos in the DSIM (Digital Camera Images) folder, while others may save them in photo albums or media folder. If the storage location had been adjusted to the SD card in the phone settings, then he would look for it in the DSIM folder of the corresponding disk of the SD card, including the Camera (photo) and Video (video). If you were using an app that you downloaded instead of the phone's own camera app, the photos would be saved in the folder set by the app and could be found in the app's settings. In Windows11, you can use the advanced storage settings in the storage settings under the system options in the system settings to find the location where new photos and videos are saved and set them up. If you choose to store it in the D drive, the camera software will create a new folder named after the computer in the D drive. The Camera Roll under the Picture sub-folder in the folder stores the videos captured by the camera software, and the pictures are stored in the Saved Picture folder. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

Here are some phones that are good at taking photos and videos: - ** Vivo X100 Ultra**: The rear camera is equipped with 50MP (LyT900), 50MP super wide angle (JN1), 200MP periscope telephoto (HP9), 50MP front camera, 6.78 inch 2K micro-curved screen, 1440Hz high-frequency dimming, equipped with Snapdragon 8Gen3 processor, battery capacity of 5500mAh, 80W cable and 30W wireless charging, the first 12 + 256GB price is 6499 yuan, it is regarded as the current king of Android cameras. - ** Huawei Pura70 Ultra**: The rear is 50MP (imx989), 40MP ultra-wide angle, 50MP periscope macro telephoto, front is 13MP, the screen is 6.8 inches 1.5K deep micro quad screen and supports 1440HZ high frequency dimming. It uses Kirin 9010 processor, battery 5200mAh, 100W cable, 80W wireless and 20W reverse charging function. The first 16 + 512GB price is 9999 yuan. It is the pinnacle of Huawei's video, and its capture ability is very strong. - ** Xiaomi 14 Ultra**: rear 50MP (Lyt900), 50MP super wide angle (imx858), 50MP portrait telephoto (imx858), 50MP periscope telephoto (imx858), front 32MP, 6.73 inch 2K and other deep micro-quad screens support 1920HZ high frequency dimming, Snapdragon 8Gen3 processor, 5300mAh battery support 90W cable and 80W wireless charging, the first 12 + 256GB price 6499 yuan, paired with the photography set is more unique. - **OPPO Find X7 Ultra**： Rear-mounted 50MP (Lyt900), 50MP Super Wide-angle (Lyt600), 50MP Periscope Telephoto (Imx890, 3x light conversion), 50MP periscope telephoto (Imx858, 6x light conversion), front 32MP, 6.82-inch 2K micro-curved screen, 2160HZ high-frequency dimming, Snapdragon 8Gen3 processor, 5000mAh battery, 100W cable and 50W wireless charging, starting 12 + 256GB price 5999 yuan, with dual periscope telephoto features. - ** iPhone 15 ProMax**: 48MP (imx803), 12MP super wide-angle, 12MP periscope telephoto, 12MP front, 6.7-inch 2K screen, using Apple A17pro processor, excellent performance in video shooting. For example, with Prores, you can combine high image quality with low storage rate, high video clarity, and large post-production space. - ** Vivo X100 Pro**: The rear main camera is a 50-million-pel sensor, and it has been certified by Zeiss. The telephoto quality is close to the standard of professional cameras. It was equipped with the self-developed video chip V3, with a new movie portrait function, built-in a variety of movie-style theme, 4K movie portrait editing in the photo album could freely adjust a variety of effects, and it was also equipped with the Zeiss imaging system. - ** Huawei Mat60 Pro+**: 48-million-pel super-spotlight camera (F1.4 - F4.0 aperture, OIS optical image stabilization), 40-million-pel ultra-wide-angle camera (F2.2 aperture), and 48-million-pel ultra-long-distance telephoto camera (3.5x optical zoom, F3.0 aperture, OIS optical image stabilization). It has XMGE tone style, and Huawei has formed a perfect and easy to use system for mobile phone shooting. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

The reference did not mention that the iPhone could record but not take pictures. Sorry, according to the information I retrieved, I don't know how to answer. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>