The lack of actual use. The 535 was a dud. Many preferred to stick with the BL4 or use a MovieCam (which then became the Arricam LT/ST) for sync sound. That's excluding Aaton and Panavision cameras too. 535 was the ugly girl at the prom. ARRI doesn't even rent these out anymore.
i like the way they continue with this demonstration while the guy behind them is talking on the telephone. This is just barely adequate as a demonstration. The guy teaching should be anticipating what will be mis-understood and inform the learner that way.
What is the mystery behind the lack of ARRI 535's on CZcams tutorials?
Ive been wondering the same exact thing...
The lack of actual use. The 535 was a dud. Many preferred to stick with the BL4 or use a MovieCam (which then became the Arricam LT/ST) for sync sound. That's excluding Aaton and Panavision cameras too. 535 was the ugly girl at the prom. ARRI doesn't even rent these out anymore.
So THAT's how the film goes from one side to the next with just one magazine.
i like the way they continue with this demonstration while the guy behind them is talking on the telephone. This is just barely adequate as a demonstration. The guy teaching should be anticipating what will be mis-understood and inform the learner that way.
This is same type of camera that was used to film Terminator 2
I believe they also used it on the original Star Wars for some shots if I'm not mistaken
@@AtticDoorFilms They used BL's on Return of the Jedi.
@@jasper232323 yeah nice, cool camera to play with