I wonder if I am able to use an Advanced Photo System (APS) camera in a plane? I know I'm not allowed to use digital cameras and video cameras, but I know I could use 35mm cameras. What about APS? I use a Nikon Pronea 6i camera that uses IX240 film. IX means that you can print dates and small messages on the picture.
Thanks to those who reply!
-BH346
PS-There is a little LCD screen on my camera that gives me info on the camera.
Maybe I'm only able to use APS during cruise only.
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RE: Am I Able To Use APS In A Plane?
Sure...you can use an APS camera on the plane. It's not much different than a 35mm camera. It does qualify as an 'electronic device' though, so you will be told not to use it during take off and landing.
And yes, you can use a digital camera too...I use one all the time for in-flight shots.
-Scott
And yes, you can use a digital camera too...I use one all the time for in-flight shots.
-Scott
RE: Am I Able To Use APS In A Plane?
Sure you can - I have a very similar camera (The Canon IX) and i've never been told to switch it off at any time.
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