ARRIFLEX 435 Xtreme
The ARRIFLEX 435 family was for long time the workhorse for the film industry, which still offers a range of in-camera effects that aren’t possible on any digital cinema camera on the market. Effects like in-camera speed ramps, depth of field ramps, time shift ramps or hand cranking still make the ARRIFLEX 435 Xtreme the most versatile MOS camera ever built. Ideal for commercials or music video’s.
ARRI Time Shift Box
The Time Shifting Box is 435 Xtreme compatible accessory that alters the phase relationship of the mirror shutter to the movement, so that the film is exposed while being transported. Creating vertical streaking effects that can be adjusted from very faint to very strong, and the amount of jitter, a random fluctuation in the strength of the effect, can also be set to various degrees.
ARRI Hand Crank HC-1
The Hand Crank HC-1 offers run-speed control of an ARRIFLEX 435 Xtreme camera via hand-wheel. This feature enables film shooting in the style of hand-cranked silent movies combined with convenient advantages of a state-of-the-art motion picture camera.
Features:
- Run forward or reverse (direction set on the camera).
- 3 different gear ratios: approx. 16 frames, 8 frames or 4 frames per revolution.
- Gear ratios may be changed during handcrank operation.
- Ramp speed can be changed in hand crank operation mode (movement has to stand still)
- Dynamic switching between NORM operation and hand crank (PS/CCU) camera mode during standby
Technical Data
Full Gate | 35mm DIN 15501 |
Ground Glass | 1.78:1 = 24 x 13,5mm 1.85:1 = 24 x 13mm 2.35:1 = 24 x 10,5mm |
Resolution | HD / 2K / 3K / 4K / 6K |
Frame rate | 0.1 - 150 fps |
Mirror reflex shutter | 180° to 11.25° electronically adjustable |
Base ISO | 50 - 500 ASA |
Latitude | 14 Stops |
Bit Depth | 10 bit log 16 bit log 16 bit linear |
Recording Format | 35mm reversal or negative film |
Dimensions | |
Weight body with finder | 6.5 kg |
Kodak Motion Picture Film
Kodak Nederland B.V.
De Kronkels 16/A
3752 LM Bunschoten
+31(0)20 6545257
Fujifilm Motion Picture Film
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Haghe Film Digitaal (Lab & Post Production)
Haghe Film Digitaal B.V.
Willem Fenengastraat 39
1096 BM Amsterdam
+31(0)20 5685411
DeJonghe Film Postproduction (Lab & Post Production)
DeJonghe Film Postproduction
Diksmuidekaai 4
8500 Kortrijk
België
+32(0)56 350710
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