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| Written by: Thomas Hauerslev | Date: 08.09.2018 |
 The Magellan 65 in May 2018. Picture
by Thomas HauerslevMagellan 65 - This entirely new 65mm camera has been designed and manufactured completely from the ground up by Tommy Madsen, Logmar Camera Solutions. Tommy Madsen's new ultra-light Magellan 65 Camera will. be on display at the 14. Todd-AO 70mm-Festival. 28 - 30. September, 2018 in Karlsruhe, Germany. Tommy has agreed to lend us a camera for the weekend, which will be on display in the foyer during the the 14th Todd-AO Festival. The Magellan will be accompanied by Orla Nielsen, Product Test Manager for Logmar Camera Solutions, Denmark. The Logmar Camera Solutions "Magellan" is a brand-new, fully electronic, hand-held and ultra-light all-purpose camera which will take large format 65mm photography to a new level. Thanks to its light weight and small dimensions the possibilities with the "Magellan" are only limited by the imagination of the director of photography. The Magellan 65 prototype was presented in Hollywood in May, and cause a quite a stir among A-list cinematographers like Dutch-Swedish cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema and Linus Sandgren. Thanks to its light weight and small dimensions the possibilities with the "Magellan" are only limited by the imagination of the director of photography. This entirely new 65mm camera has been designed and manufactured completely from the ground up by Logmar Camera Solutions. The camera is Made in Denmark by Camera Engineer Tommy Madsen (CEO Logmar Camera Solutions), Frederikshavn, Denmark. • Go to Logmar Camera Solutions' Magellan 65mm Camera | More in 70mm reading: Gallery: Presentation of 65mm cameras: MCS 70 and Magellan 65 14. Todd-AO 70mm-Festival. 28 - 30. September, 2018 Logmar Camera Solutions premieres a new hand-held 65mm Camera The M.C.S.-70 Process and European Cinema of the 1960s MCS 70 Superpanorama Camera on Display in Schauburg, 2012 Internet link: Schauburg.de |
 Jürgen A. Brückner
and his vintage and original M.C.S.-70
Superpanorama camera. Picture by Thomas HauerslevWe are pleased that Jürgen A. Brückner has accepted our invitation to bring his vintage MCS 70 camera for an encore visit. The previous visit in 2012 was a huge success among the audience. A great opportunity to see an authentic 65mm camera. This camera was acquired by Jürgen A. Brückner of the Kinemathek Coburg, Germany in 2012. This original M.C.S.-70 Superpanorama camera, originally made by Jan Jacobsen in the early 1960s, will also be on display in the Schauburg foyer Saturday and Sunday during the 14. Todd-AO 70mm-Festival. 28 - 30. September, 2018 in Karlsruhe. The MCS 70 were used to film many Europan 70mm productions during the 1960s. Including "Flying Clipper" and the short film "Fortress of Peace" (1964) (nominated for an Academy Award) and "Sky over Holland" (1967). Only 6 cameras were ever made - all hand built. • Go to Flying Clipper - Traumreise Unter Weissen Segeln |
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