Movies / Cameras in the Movies / TV / MediaIf you are a photographer, it's difficult not to appreciate movies too. In this forum you can discuss movies, as well as the cameras used in them.
What camera used in what film / TV show etc has long been a topic of discussion at RFF. Whether the Exakta and 400mm Kilfitt lens in Hitchcock's Rear Window or the Nikons in Eastwood's Bridges of Madison County, cameras are tools which reflect the time and technology of the film.
The supreme photographer's movie, although with John Water's rather strange sense of humor. Can you guess the cameras featured in the movie besides the obvious Nikon N50?
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Akiva S.
Down to a cherished Leica M3 and lots of film based Nikon's.
I have to say I had to quit the movie after 15mn. The way it was shot, directed and acted, it should have been a cartoon featuring a pineapple and a sea star in shorts.
Each to their own. But no one completed my question. What about the other camera? The one the fancy photographer was shooting? Hint: has a G in it's name.
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Akiva S.
Down to a cherished Leica M3 and lots of film based Nikon's.
Each to their own. But no one completed my question. What about the other camera? The one the fancy photographer was shooting? Hint: has a G in it's name.
Done with the movie, first person to Paypal me $3 to: kshapero@yahoo.com gets a copy, and also agrees to offer for same to the next person.
Movie was a lot of fun, a real treat for photogs. USA only.
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Akiva S.
Down to a cherished Leica M3 and lots of film based Nikon's.
Pecker, the movie
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