Wil, I didn't come to Comic-Con this year to frak around. I had a press pass this year and didn't waste it. ;-) When you announced "no flash photography" I removed the stock 18-105/3.5-5.6 and threw on the 105/2.8. That baby I borrowed from an awesome geek friend who knew what I was shooting and approved. I also used my handy 50/1.8, which is great for $100. Sorry, I've been a camera geek almost as long as my other vices. Feel free to browse the gallery. The first few of you on stage aren't great, as I was calibrating to the stage lighting, but they're overall fairly decent. I would have loved a better spot, but even from the back of the seated section it was awesome. Of course, if a better spot could be arranged, I'll burn out multiple 8gig SD cards towards the cause. {cough} {COUGH}

Wil, Thanks for the excellent show. If you don't do one (or more) next Comic-Con, there might be rioting in the streets. I also wanted to personally thank you for 1.) Being cool enough to sign my w00tstock poster outside Hall 6A after your Eureka screening and 2.) Advising me that I chose correctly when I left w00tstock at intermission (but after seeing Molly sing outside) to go to the Flynn's Arcade preview show. That was a nerd's Sophie's Choice and your comment helped me feel better about it. In return, here are my ~200 shots from the floor, using my Nikon D90 + a friends's 105/2.8. Good camera + good glass + w00tstock 2.4 = 100% win. http://picasaweb.google.com/103165668148592761869/W00tstock24#