Think thats a shame really kipax, kids are so photogenic, and candids are often the best. I love taking candids. And a park is one of the best places too, people having fun, enjoy themselves. Why do people have to turn everything into something sinister.
Photographs are a bit different to video. your not supposed to video ppl with security cameras in a public place without good reason and are supposed to make them aware. But then we've got the bbc putting web cams of seaside seafronts on their site. Only way I can think they're getting away with that is either it's cos it's not live stream, but snap shots, every five seconds, or web cams aren't covered.This would be strange because people use web cams as security cams.
http://www.forum.atherstone-online.c...B,m=1137147185
If the person could see they were being videod and the video has time and date and is clear enough, I'm not so sure that it couldn't be used.
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all i know for sure is that any video footage taken by security cameras like in shops etc you are entitled to a copy of it if you ask but cant stop them filming you
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you are but only if you give a good reason and that reason is the to do with what the system was designed to achieve.