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Large sensors: ARRI Mini LF, Sony VENICE, and RED Monstro

2020: The Year of the Large Format Cinematography

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2021-01-03

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2020 can be defined as the COVID year that paralyzed the film industry. On the other hand, cameras and lenses were produced in full capacity, by focusing to fulfill the need for…

“The Grey” (2011): Cinematography Pushed to the Limit

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2020-12-24

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Although “The Grey” was made ten years ago, it still constitutes a cinematography art-form pushed to the limit. Shot on Panavision XLs paired with Z series lenses, and with a minimal dose…

The cameras that shot predicted Oscar 2021 Best Cinematography nominees

The Cameras Behind Oscar 2021: ARRI LF, Panaflex, VENICE, HELIUM Monochrome, and a lot of Film

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2020-11-30

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As we’re getting closer to the postponed 93rd Academy Awards (Oscar 2021), it is time to make an initial survey regarding the cameras used to shoot the predicted nominees for the Best…

Meet the “Panavision Millennium DXL2 IMAX” Camera

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2020-09-30

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Panavision presents its DXL2 IMAX cinema camera. Well, it’s not a new camera per se, but more a certification by IMAX, which means the DXL2 is now an approved capture system for…

The certified cameras: "Filmed In IMAX" program

IMAX Launches “Filmed In IMAX” Program – Welcomes ARRI, RED, Panavision, and Sony

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2020-09-18

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Meet the new program introduced by IMAX titled as “Filmed In IMAX”, which is a new partnership with the world’s leading camera manufacturers to meet filmmaker demand for The IMAX Experience®. The…

Locke cinematography: RED Epic and Panavision Anamorphic

LOCKE: One-Actor Cinematography and Single-Take Shooting Style

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2020-09-08

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Yesterday I watched the film Locke (2013) for the first time. I was amazed and blown away by its out-of-the-box concept and cinematographic execution. Building tension and telling a story based on…

The Lenses Behind Emmy 2020: Cooke, Zeiss, ARRI, Leica, and Panavision in the Lead

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2020-08-13

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After exploring the cameras that used to shoot 72nd Emmy Awards’ Outstanding Cinematography Nominees, now it’s the time to analyze the data regarding lenses. Although were are not surprised about Panavision leading…

The Cameras Behind 72nd Emmy Awards’ Outstanding Cinematography Nominees: Sony VENICE Leads the way

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2020-07-30

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As our tradition requires, we’ve built a chart of the main cameras used by the 72nd Emmy Awards’ Outstanding Cinematography Nominees. For the first time, SONY leads the way with its marvelous…

Prediction: Christopher Nolan’s Tenet Will be Released in Summer 2021

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2020-07-27

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According to AT&T CEO John Stankey, Christopher Nolan wants to wait until his movie will be released properly, which means, in theaters. The streaming solution is not an option, nor geographically limited…

A Quiet Place Part II was Shot on Panavision’s Panaflex Millennium XL2 and T Glass

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2020-06-01

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Another celluloid masterpiece is going to land at theaters in September. A Quiet Place Part II directed by John Krasinski and shot by Polly Morgan on the Panavision XL2 paired with the…

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2020: The Year of the Large Format Cinematography

“The Grey” (2011): Cinematography Pushed to the Limit

The Cameras Behind Oscar 2021: ARRI LF, Panaflex, VENICE, HELIUM Monochrome, and a lot of Film

Meet the “Panavision Millennium DXL2 IMAX” Camera

IMAX Launches “Filmed In IMAX” Program – Welcomes ARRI, RED, Panavision, and Sony

LOCKE: One-Actor Cinematography and Single-Take Shooting Style

The Lenses Behind Emmy 2020: Cooke, Zeiss, ARRI, Leica, and Panavision in the Lead

The Cameras Behind 72nd Emmy Awards’ Outstanding Cinematography Nominees: Sony VENICE Leads the way

Prediction: Christopher Nolan’s Tenet Will be Released in Summer 2021

A Quiet Place Part II was Shot on Panavision’s Panaflex Millennium XL2 and T Glass

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