Here is one more video,
Gnome de PPRuNe
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Too close to Croydon for comfort
Age: 60
Posts: 12,649
Received 309 Likes
on
171 Posts
Magic! Lovely to have a P-38 in Europe again; she was much missed at Flying Legends due to a tech problem.
Another good video of her on the web with Lefty Gardner wringing her out in the USA a decade or so back.
Great sounding aeroplane too, that odd growl when taxying...
Another good video of her on the web with Lefty Gardner wringing her out in the USA a decade or so back.
Great sounding aeroplane too, that odd growl when taxying...
Last edited by treadigraph; 31st Jul 2013 at 21:20.
Aviator Extraordinaire
Thread Starter
Join Date: May 2000
Location: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma USA
Age: 76
Posts: 2,394
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Why can't they hold a shot for more than a few seconds?
AB
Why can't they hold a shot for more than two seconds?
Why can't they hold a shot for more than two seconds?
Ac
Why can't they hold a shot for more than a few seconds?
Why can't they hold a shot for more than a few seconds?
c-p
I agree, rather got tired of them switching cameras every few seconds.
I agree, rather got tired of them switching cameras every few seconds.
Little js (11.5) was quite happy watching it ...
Gnome de PPRuNe
Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Too close to Croydon for comfort
Age: 60
Posts: 12,649
Received 309 Likes
on
171 Posts
Oh I know, minds like grasshoppers these youngsters... I'm not a fan of constant cutting either. I think the guy who films Flying Legends edits the main feature, but also makes other footage available as extars so you can watch a particular display from one particular viewpoint.
Incidentally are those cameras on the canopy held in place by suction? I guess they really are very lightweight but my mind keeps seeing them coming adrift with a modicum of G and a soupcon of turbulence…
Here's the Lefty Gardner video - same P-38... (Sorry about the Clayderman!)
Incidentally are those cameras on the canopy held in place by suction? I guess they really are very lightweight but my mind keeps seeing them coming adrift with a modicum of G and a soupcon of turbulence…
Here's the Lefty Gardner video - same P-38... (Sorry about the Clayderman!)