Talk:Dalsa Origin
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Comment by 220.239.3.48 "David Adermann an Australian ACS award winning cinematographer has been using a digital film camera using PL film lenses for some time now, so Dalsa are not the first. This camera can be rented through Camera Collective in Sydney. www.cameracollective.com.au" (moved here from the article page).
Jchalmer85 (talk)
Two things:
- This article explains how the Dalsa Origin cameras were used in the skydiving sequence.
- The Dalsa Origin is no longer in production, and Dalsa's Digital Cinema assets have been shut down completely after a failed attempt to sell them to ARRI. Their Woodland Hills, CA shop has been closed and the Origin camera is no longer in production.
I will add both of these items to the article in the near future. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Jchalmer85 (talk • contribs) 03:12, 15 January 2009 (UTC)
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