Οι κάμερες και οι φακοί των ταινιών των όσκαρ του 2019.

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Η λίστα με όλες τις ταινίες που συμμετείχαν στα όσκαρ του 2019. Οι κάμερες, οι φακοί και το φορμά που χρησιμοποιήθηκε στην καθεμία. Θα δείτε ότι το φιλμ έχει ακόμα τη θέση του στη βιομηχανία καθώς αρκετές από αυτές γυρίστηκαν με το παραδοσιακό 35mm.

“1917”

1917 Roger Deakin

Dir: Sam Mendes, DoP: Roger Deakins

Format: ARRIRAW 4.5K
Camera: ARRI Alexa Mini LF
Lens: Signature Primes 40mm

“Ad Astra”

"Ad Astra" Cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema

Dir: James Gray, DoP: Hoyte van Hoytema

Format: 35mm film
Camera: Aaton Penelope 2 perf, ARRI Lt, and St 2 perf cameras
Lens: We had our lenses made custom. Based on the ARRI Master Primes, but with coating adjustments and custom elements. We would refer to these lenses as the “Astra’s”

“The Aeronauts”

THE AERONAUTS Felicity Jones Cinematographer George Steel
George Steel

Dir: Tom Harper, DoP: George Steel

Format: R3D 8K
Camera: RED Monstro
Lens: Panavision G class Anamorphic and Panavision Primo 70

“Atlantics”

Claire Mathon

Dir: Mati Diop, DoP: Claire Mathon

Format: Digital, 1.66 aspect ratio, post production was done in 2K
Camera: Red Epic 5K and Panasonic Varicam35 4K
Lens: Angenieux 45/120 and 25/250, and Zeiss lenses T1.3

“Avengers: Endgame”

"Avengers: Endgame" Cinematographer Trent Opaloch
Trent Opaloch

Dir: Anthony Russo, Joe Russo, DoP: Trent Opaloch

Format: ARRIRAW 6.5K
Camera: ARRI Alexa 65 with IMAX modification
Lens: Panavision Ultra Panatar 1.3X anamorphics

“A Beautiful Day In the Neighborhood”

"A Beautiful Day In the Neighborhood" cinematographer Jody Lee Lipes
Jody Lee Lipes

Dir: Marielle Heller, DoP: Jody Lee Lipes

Format: Alexa Super 16 Mode (1.85:1 & 1.33:1), SD Component 3 Tube Video ( PAL/NTSC) (1.33:1), Film (7266 16mm Black & White Reversal) (1.33:1)
Camera: Alexa Mini, Ikegami 79 (NTSC / PAL), Ikegami 323 (PAL), ARRI 416
Lens: ARRI Master Primes, Angenieux Optimo 24-290mm, Canon PV14X12.5BIE

“Bombshell”

"Bombshell" cInematographer Barry Ackroyd and director Jay Roach

Dir: Jay Roach, DoP: Barry Ackroyd

Format: Super 35mm open gate, 2:40 aspect ratio, Arri Raw 2.8 K
Camera: ARRI Alexa mini x2
Lens: Angenieux 24-290mm T2.8 Optimo Zooms, 15-40mm, 28-76mm. Full Set Cooke S4i. 24 mm Arri shift and Tilt

“Booksmart”

BS_00523_RC(crt l-r.) Writer Katie Silberman, director of photography Jason McCormick and director Olivia Wilde on the set of her directorial debut, BOOKSMART, an Annapurna Pictures release. Credit: Francois Duhamel / Annapurna Pictures
Jason McCormick

Dir: Olivia Wilde, DoP: Jason McCormick

Format: ARRIRAW
Camera: ARRI ALEXA MINI
Lens: PANAVISION T SERIES ANAMORPHIC

“Cats”

"Cats" cinematographer Christopher Ross
Christopher Ross

Dir: Tom Hooper, DoP: Christopher Ross

Format: Digital 6.5K Arriraw
Camera: ARRI Alexa 65
Lens: Main lenses were an ARRI Prime DNA set from 28 to 150mm and a 21mm Signature Prime (18mm Tokina Vista and 12mm Prime DNA Lenses were used for selected scenes)

“Dark Waters”

"Dark Waters" cinematographer Ed Lachman
Ed Lachman

Dir: Todd Haynes, DoP: Ed Lachman

Format: 2.8K ARRIRAW
Camera: Alexa Mini
Lens: Cooke Speed Panchro’s Series 2&3, Cooke S4’s, K35’s, Older Cooke and Angenieux Zooms

“Dolemite Is My Name”

"Dolemite Is My Name" cinematographer Eric Steelberg
 Eric Steelberg

Dir: Craig Brewer, DoP: Eric Steelberg

Format: Recorded RAW in 8k with some telephoto camerawork in 5k
Camera: Panavision DXL2 camera which has the RED Monstro sensor. We used the new LI2 color science.
Lens: Panavision’s Primo Artiste, H Series, Primo 70 and Primo zooms.

“The Farewell”

"The Farewell" director Lulu Wang and DoP Anna Franquesa Solano
Anna Franquesa Solano

Dir: Lulu Wang, DoP: Anna Franquesa Solano

Format: ARRIRAW
Camera: Arri Alexa Mini
Lens: Zeiss Master Primes

“Ford v Ferrari”

'Ford v Ferrari" DP Phedon Papamichael and director James Mangold
Phedon Papamichael

Dir: James Mangold, DoP: Phedon Papamichael

Format: Large Format
Camera: ARRI Alexa LF, which had just become available at the time of out shoot
Lens: Panavision Anamorphic lenses: C-Series and T-Series – both “expanded” to cover the large format sensor — the first time this was done on any movie. Mostly shot on 40 and 50mm, but had full sets of C & T, also spherical H-Series for 2nd Unit.

“A Hidden Life”

"A Hidden Life" cinematographer Joerg Widmer
Jörg Widmer

Dir: Terrence Malick, DoP: Jörg Widmer

Format & Camera: RED Epic Dragon 6K, we switched to RED Epic-W Helium 7K for the winter scenes, always 2 camera bodies, one equipped with Skintone Highlight, the second with Low Light. OLPF [Optical Low Pass Filters], all shot in RAW
Lens: We used the ARRI Masterprimes 12mm as main lens, 16mm as our long lens and sometimes the Ultraprime 8R

“Hustlers”

Todd Banhazl

Dir: Lorene Scafaria, DoP: Todd Banhazl

Format: 8k, 7k, 6k, 5k, and 4k Large Format Digital
Camera: Panavision DXL2
Lens: The majority of the film was shot using de-tuned Panaspeed lenses and a detuned 11:1 Zoom. We also used E Series Anamorphics for the scene where Usher enters the club.

“The Irishman”

"The Irishman" cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto
Rodrigo Prieto

Dir: Martin Scorsese, DoP: Rodrigo Prieto

Format: 35 mm Film (Kodak Vision3 250D 5207, Vision3 500T 5219) 3 Perf, 1.85:1 aspect ratio. 8k REDCODE RAW. 5:1 Cropping the sensor by 82.5% to match the focal lengths on the film cameras. 1.85:1
Cameras: Arricam ST and LT for sections shot on film. RED Helium for sections shot on digital — with two IR-capable Alexa Mini as witness cameras for VFX.
Lens: Cooke Panchro/i Classics Lenses and Zeiss High Speed lenses

“Jojo Rabbit”

"Jojo Rabbit" Cinematographer Mihai Malaimare Jr.
Mihai Malaimare Jr.

Dir: Taika Waititi, DoP: Mihai Malaimare Jr.

Format: 3.4K ARRIRAW
Camera: ARRI Alexa SXT
Lens: HAWK V-LITE 1.3x anamorphic, Vantage One T1 spherical

“Joker”

"Joker" cinematographer Lawrence Sher
Lawrence Sher

Dir: Todd Phillips , DoP: Lawrence Sher

Format: 1.85 aspect ratio. 6.5K sensor (cropped for 1.85 at 95% crop so 5.8K). The film was finished in 4K for the DCP
Cameras: 2 ARRI Alexa 65 bodies (90 percent of the movie), 1 ARRI LF Body (for steadicam), ARRI Minis (for inside the prop cameras in Murray Franklin)
Lens: We used a mixture of large format lenses including ARRI DNA, Leica, Nikk, and Canon glass. We shot almost exclusively on prime lenses from 28mm to 350mm. For a few special scenes, we used the 70-200mm CP2, 150-600mm Canon, and 12-1 Angeniuex zoom.

“Knives Out”

Director Rian Johnson and cinematographer Steve Yedlin on the set of "Knives Out"
Steve Yedlin

Dir: Rian Johnson, DoP: Steve Yedlin

Format: ARRIRAW 2880×1620
Camera: Alexa Mini
Lens: Zeiss Master Primes and Panavision Primo Zooms (PCZ 19-90mm, and PZW 15-40mm)

“The Last Black Man in San Francisco”

DP Adam Newport-Berra shooting "Last Black Man in San Francisco"
Adam Newport-Berra

Dir: Joe Talbot, DoP: Adam Newport-Berra

Format: ProRes 4444 2.8k
Camera: ARRI Alexa Mini, along with some Phantom 4k Flex footage for the opening montage of the film.
Lens: Zeiss Master Primes with an Optimo 12:1 zoom

“The Lighthouse”

Cinematographer Jarin Blaschke on the set of THE LIGHTHOUSE, directed by Robert Eggers, an A24 Films release. Credit : Chris Reardon / A24 Films
Jarin Blaschke

Dir: Robert Eggers, DoP: Jarin Blaschke

Format: 35mm Black and White (Double-X 5222) 1.19:1 Aspect ratio. Essentially the anamorphic gate with spherical lenses.
Camera: Panaflex Millenium XL2
Lens: Bausch and Lomb original Baltars set, optically re-spaced for a spinning mirror camera. 35mm, 58mm, 85mm Sasaki-made Petzval lenses. 50mm Pathé-Goerz Triplet
Custom short-pass, orthochromatic-emulating filter from Schneider.

“Marriage Story”

Marriage Story DP Robbie Ryan Noah Baumbach, scarlett johansson
Robbie Ryan

Dir: Noah Baumbach, DoP: Robbie Ryan

Format: 35MM Film (Kodak)
Camera: Arricam ST
Lens: Panavision Primo Prime Lenses

“Midsommar”

"Midsommar" director Ari Aster and cinematographer Pawel Pogorzelski
Pawel Pogorzelski

Dir: Ari Aster, DoP: Pawel Pogorzelski

Format: 5K Monstro sensor 2:1, 8K Monstro sensor 2:1
Camera: DXL2
Lens: Primo 35 lenses detuned, Artiste 70mm lenses

“Motherless Brooklyn”

Motherless Brooklyn Dick Pope Edward Norton
Dick Pope

Dir: Edward Norton, DoP: Dick Pope

Format: 1.85:1, 3.4k ArriRaw
Camera: ARRI Alexa Mini cameras
Lens: Cooke Panchro / iClassic Prime Lenses

“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood”

"Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," Margot Robbie and Robert Richardson.
Robert Richardson

Dir: Quentin Tarantino, DoP: Robert Richardson

Format: 35mm Film
Camera: Panavision
Lens: Anamorphic – E, C, T series

“Pain and Glory”

"Pain and Glory" cinematographer José Luis Alcaine
José Luis Alcaine

Dir: Pedro Almodovar, DoP: José Luis Alcaine

Format: 3.4K ARRIRAW
Camera: ARRI ALEXA ST
Lens: COOKE S4

“Parasite”

Kyung-pyo Hong

Dir: Bong Joon Ho, DoP: Kyung-pyo Hong

Format: 65mm format digital cinema camera, 6.5K Opengate, ARRIRAW
Camera: ARRI ALEXA 65
Lens: Prime DNA Lens

“Portrait of a Lady on Fire”

Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Claire Mathon

Dir: Céline Sciamma, DoP: Claire Mathon

Format: Digital, 1:85 aspect ratio, post-production was done in 4K
Camera: Red Monstro 7K
Lens: Leica Thalia

“Queen & Slim”

"Queen and Slim" cinematographer Tat Radcliffe
Tat Radcliffe

Dir: Melina Matsoukas, DoP: Tat Radcliffe

Format: 35mm Film and some ARRIRAW
Camera: Panavision XL2 and ARRI Alexa mini
Lens: Panavision G series

“The Report”

"The Report" cinematographer Eigil Bryld
Eigil Bryld

Dir: Scott Z. Burns, DoP: Eigil Bryld

Format: 2.8 Arriraw
Camera: Arri Alexa Mini
Lens: Master primes and uncoated ultra primes

“Richard Jewell”

"Richard Jewell" cinematographer Yves Bélanger
Yves Bélanger

Dir: Clint Eastwood, DoP: Yves Bélanger

Format: 3.2K ARRIRAW anamorphic
Camera: ARRI Alexa Mini XT
Lens: Primo Anamorphic C and T Series

“Rocketman”

Taron Egerton as Elton John on the set of Rocketman from Paramount Pictures.
George Richmond

Dir: Dexter Fletcher, DoP: George Richmond

Format: 2.8K ARRI RAW for the Anamorphic and 3.2K Open Gate for the Spherical (VFX Elements)
Camera: ARRI Alexa Mini’s and Alexa SXT
Lens: The main Lens Package comprised of Panavision G Series Anamorphic Primes, E Series Anamorphic Primes and the AWZ and ATZ Anamorphic Zooms. A set of Primo Classic Spherical lenses were used for some of the VFX capture.

“Seberg”

"Seberg" Cinematographer Rachel Morrison
Rachel Morrison

Dir: Benedict Andrews, DoP: Rachel Morrison

Format: 35mm Film
Camera: Panavision Millenium XL2
Lens: Panavision C Series Anamorphic lenses with a smattering PV Z and SP Primes, which Sasaki de-tuned to match the C series.

“The Two Popes”

“The Two Popes” Cinematographer César Charlone
César Charlone

Dir: Fernando Meirelles, DoP: César Charlone

Format: 8K and 4K Red
Camera: Red Helium
Lens: Angenieux 35 mm zooms, Zeiss 16 mm zooms

“Uncut Gems”

"Uncut Gems" Cinematographer Darius Khondji

Dir: Benny Safdie, Josh Safdie, DoP: Darius Khondji

Format: 35mm Film, 4 perfs
Camera: Arri LT and ST full gate Anamorphic
Lens: Panavision C series

“Waves”

"Waves" Cinematographer Drew Daniels and director Trey Edward Shults

Dir: Trey Edward Shults, DoP: Drew Daniels

Format: 2.8k and 3.2k prores4444
Camera: Arri Alexa Mini
Lens: Panavision USZ primes, Ultra Speed primes, Primo primes, and the 24-275 Primo zoom (for spherical)and we shot with Panavision C-series, D-series and E-series anamorphic lenses

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