The Story Of Arri Cameras

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The story of ARRI cameras

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maya Solving the mystery of the blind camera

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Fun Facts

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Fun Fact

ARRI's teenage founders: August Arnold and Robert Richter were too young to legally sign their own business papers when they founded ARRI in 1917.

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Quizzes

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In which German city was the camera and lighting manufacturer ARRI founded in 1917?

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How did American filmmakers first discover the advanced ARRIFLEX 35 camera during World War II?

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In the history of cinema, what does the name of the German camera brand ARRI stand for?

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Which revolutionary 35mm camera did ARRI introduce in 1937, featuring a reflex viewing system?

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Why were the founders of ARRI unable to legally sign their own business papers in 1917?

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Why did ARRI's Arriflex 16S camera become a massive success in 1952?

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In early cinema, what was the 'parallax error' that frustrated movie camera operators?

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Who was the chief ARRI engineer who designed the groundbreaking rotating mirror shutter?

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Glosario

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Glossary

arriflex (noun)
A movie camera design featuring a spinning mirror shutter that allows operators to see exactly what the lens captures. It's the reason your favorite cinematic masterpieces look so spectacular.

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Videos

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maya During World War II, the portable ARRIFLEX 35 was used for handheld combat newsreels.

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maya Before the 1930s, camera operators couldn't see exactly what their lens captured while filming.

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maya In 1937, ARRI released the ARRIFLEX 35, featuring a rotating mirror shutter.

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maya In 1917, teenagers August Arnold and Robert Richter founded ARRI in Munich.

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