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Arricam is a 35 mm
movie camera line
manufactured by Arri. It is Arri's
flagship sync-sound
camera line,
replacing the
Arriflex 535 line. The
design was...
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together with
Walter Trauninger and
their camera development team, the
Arricam System,
which combined the
basic movement and
design of the
Moviecam systems...
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scene taking 10 days, it was shot
using Kodak Vision 5219 35mm film on a
Arricam and
color correction was done via
DaVinci Resolve at FotoKem. Alex Coco...
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Jovan Adepo as
Benjy It was shot
using Kodak Vision3 5219 35mm film on a
Arricam and
edited with
Adobe Premiere Pro. The
actors rehe****d for five days...
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motion control,
among other usage.
Before the
introduction of the
Arricam System, the 535 was one of the most po****r 35 mm sync-sound
movie camera...
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testing in 1998. In 2000, Arri
purchased the
company Moviecam and
developed Arricam, a 35mm
camera platform. In 2003, Arri
developed its
first digital camera...
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Scenes where Oscar is
alive were shot in the
super 35
format with
Arricam LT cameras, and the rest in
super 16 with an
Aaton XTR Prod. The cinematographer...
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poised to
support the format. Arri made 2-perf
movement blocks for
their Arricam and
Arriflex 235
cameras available for
rental in
March 2007. Aaton's Penelope...
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motion picture camera company Arri's
Arriflex 435,
Arriflex 535, and
ArriCam Studio 35mm film
cameras for the trilogy. He used Carl
Zeiss Ultra Prime...
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Super 16mm and 35mm film
stock by
cinematographer Claire Mathon using the
Arricam LT, and
Arriflex 416 Plus. To
achieve the film's
specific look, she used...
