How do you the camamra when you have to take three photos of the carriers? Can't figure it out....
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Don't know if you figured it out by now, but you just need to slow down to get the camera to work. If you're going full speed or even normal speed it doesn't let you take the picture.
You have to hold down the right stick till the bar on the right is full
We just figured this out after no luck from forums. When you come around with the plane you need to throttle back and get the target in the picture frame. When the red arrow aligns in the center and the bar goes green you need to depress and hold both the primary and secondary fire buttons until it registers a photo taken.
We just figured this out after no luck from forums. When you come around with the plane you need to throttle back and get the target in the picture frame. When the red arrow aligns in the center and the bar goes green you need to depress and hold both the primary and secondary fire buttons until it registers a photo taken.
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