Excuse my ignorance but what is \" Foto Fanny and one of Clay\'s \"AstroJets\"
Any pics ??
Al
Foto Fanny is a B-25 from the Planes of Fame group in Chino, CA. She\'s \"tweaked\" for the photo and film industry. Beyond the normal ability to remove the tail guns, she also has a special nose that can be fitted which has optically flat glass in several places instead of the usual wobbly-wavy plexi.
The \"AstroJet\" (and I think that\'s the correct name) is a LearJet that has periscope lenses protruding from both the bottom and top of the fuselage for doing high-speed in-flight photography and videography. IIRC, Clay Lacy also has one where a remote camera can be mounted in the nose.
Som3one correct me if I\'m off the mark, but probably 90-95% of footage of commercial jets in flight over the last 30 years were shot from Clay Lacy\'s Lears.
Excuse my ignorance but what is \" Foto Fanny and one of Clay\'s \"AstroJets\"
Any pics ??
Al
Foto Fanny is a B-25 from the Planes of Fame group in Chino, CA. She\'s \"tweaked\" for the photo and film industry. Beyond the normal ability to remove the tail guns, she also has a special nose that can be fitted which has optically flat glass in several places instead of the usual wobbly-wavy plexi.
The \"AstroJet\" (and I think that\'s the correct name) is a LearJet that has periscope lenses protruding from both the bottom and top of the fuselage for doing high-speed in-flight photography and videography. IIRC, Clay Lacy also has one where a remote camera can be mounted in the nose.
Somone correct me if I\'m off the mark, but probably 90-95% of footage of commercial jets in flight were shot from Clay Lacy\'s Lears.
Excuse my ignorance but what is \" Foto Fanny and one of Clay\'s \"AstroJets\"
Any pics ??
Al
Foto Fanny is a B-25 from the Planes of Fame group in Chino, CA. She\'s \"tweaked\" for the photo and film industry. Beyond the normal ability to remove the tail guns, she also has a special nose that can be fitted which has optically flat glass in several places instead of the usual wobbly-wavy plexi.
The \"AstroJet\" (and I think that\'s the correct name) is a LearJet that has periscope lenses protruding from both the bottom and top of the fuselage for doing high-speed in-flight photography and videography. IIRC, Clay Lacy also has one where a remote camera can be mounted in the nose.
Jan 16, 2013 at 06:13 PM
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