Remember the camera that went viral last week when it tumbled down a ski slope at the Winter Olympics? There's a happy ending.
It’s more a tale of survival than a gold-medal victory, but chalk up one more happy ending at the Beijing Winter Olympics.
iframe.twitter-tweet { width: 100% !important; } Some compared the fall to ski jumper Vinko Bogataj’s iconic “agony of defeat” crash decades before: In a blog post dated Wednesday and titled “A Photographer’s Nightmare,” Didlick said he contacted the Sony SONY, +0.02% 6758, +0.32% service department at the Olympic press center, where technicians told him the camera and lens “were not severely damaged.”“The lens was in fine shape other than a broken lens hood and the rear LCD of the camera needed to be replaced,” the Sony technicians told him.
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