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Posted 23/03/2018 - 17:34
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Given the context, I would have taken no pleasure in seeing a Pentax being used.
I would have preferred to have seen a Pentax being used for photographing planes in flight but..........you know the rest!
I would have preferred to have seen a Pentax being used for photographing planes in flight but..........you know the rest!
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Posted 24/03/2018 - 10:05
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So what should they have used to help find the cause of the crash? The camera is only a tool in this instance, I was just pleased to see that the production team had decided to use a Pentax, not necessarily the NTSB.
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Posted 16/04/2018 - 00:12
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walkeja wrote:
So what should they have used to help find the cause of the crash? The camera is only a tool in this instance, I was just pleased to see that the production team had decided to use a Pentax, not necessarily the NTSB.
Probably my “favourite” programme on Sky, my girlfriend jokes that I should be employed by the NTSB So what should they have used to help find the cause of the crash? The camera is only a tool in this instance, I was just pleased to see that the production team had decided to use a Pentax, not necessarily the NTSB.
Many of the episodes / crashes occurred before the digital age, that it makes sense that Pentax film cameras makes an appearance.
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It showed a crash investigator from the NTSB photographing the remains of the aircraft using a Pentax camera. Don't know which as you didn't see the camera clearly enough but you could see "TAX" on the camera strap.
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