Cameras in movies...

[PhotoGog]

Julia Roberts and her M6 with motor drive shooting Natalie Portman in 'Closer'. Two babes, no, make that three babes with the Leica.

 

[rbiemer]

Just watched Paul Burdis' "The Wee Man"--Amazon has it as "Gangster"--and right around 1:38 there is a scene where The lead character is talking to the press on the doorsteps of a court house. One of the photographers is using some variant of this:

http://camera-wiki.org/wiki/%22Olympia%22_camera

Seeing that as a prop definitely took me out of the movie.

Rob

 

[renno61]

Just watched the SciFi movie the Faculty Elijah Woods uses a Pentax k1000 in the movie

 

[Photog9000]

Was watching "Walter Mitty" with Ben Stiller a couple of days ago. A one point, Sean Penn, playing a photojournalist for LIFE magazine, is seen shooting snow leopards in the Himalayas with a Nikon F3/T. The funny part was it is a silver model and the word "Nikon" is covered with gaffer tape. But the close shots of Penn and the camera show the "F3/T" very clearly:bang:! I guess Nikon wasn't willing to fork over enough cash to get them to leave off the tape!

 

[AJShepherd]

In the anime series "The Eccentric Family", the main character Yasaburou occasionally uses what is obviously a Voigtlander Vitessa L, which also features prominently in the second season opening credits.

 

[valdas]

Anybody knows what's this P&S that Brosnan is using in Dante's Peak?

 

[madNbad]

Looks like a Contax TVS.

 

[Arbitrarium]

Just watching Ghost Busters 2 and Bill Murray uses a Brooks Veriwide for some reason. Of course he's clicking away as though it's a point-and-shoot.

 

[nomadia]

Funny Face. The shiny new rolleiflexes look great.


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[krötenblender]

Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou (ヨコハマ買い出し紀行) is a japanese Anime-Series after a very nice Manga. A Camera does play a very central role in this, although, it is not a real camera. But many thoughts of the main character circle around the "right" moment to take a picture and what is worth of being photographed.

Very nice, if one likes the silent mood of the series.

 

[Chubberino]

Saw the trailer of the new King Kong movie on TV.

A woman behind one of the lead characters carries a Leica M3 with a goggled Summaron 35mm 3.5 on it.

Watching it now and I'd love to know what strap she's using.

 

[johank]

In The Ipcress File Harry Palmer is given a Minox B in the Supermarket.

 

[johank]

In From Russia with Love, James Bond uses a Rolliflex on the Ferry while interviuing the Russian would be jump off, with the decoder.

 

[carbo73]

In "Das Boot" the war reporter uses a Leica IIIc, and also other movie full of war reporters and cameras is "The Killing Fields", Rolleiflex & Nikon F mostly.

 

[santino]

OneHourPhoto - Leica minilux

 

[ptpdprinter]

Did they even have special coverings for the time era of the film.

 

[bluesun267]

Ok, I am a bit of a classic film nut...but I'm still surprised nobody has yet mentioned the quintessential Nikon F used by David Hemmings in Antonioni's Blow-Up (1966). This film probably contributed as much to making a name for the Nikon F as all of Nikon's advertising up to that point.

Then there's Michael Powell's Peeping Tom (1960) where the murderer shoots with a Bell & Howell 70-DR 16mm camera. He has a retractable knife hidden in one of the tripod legs with which he impales many helpless females.

That these are both British films involving photography and murder is purely coincidental 🙂

 

[peterm1]

Anybody knows what's this P&S that Brosnan is using in Dante's Peak?

I think it is a Contax T3. But I am going from memory and too lazy to look it up.😀

 

[Canyongazer]

Watching it now and I'd love to know what strap she's using.

Looks like a Luigi http://www.luigicases.com/a000-STRAPS-page.htm

 

[Timmyjoe]

Full Metal Jacket, one of my favorite Kubrick films, had cameras aplenty.

Nikon F's, a Chrome FTN, & a Black plain prism (funny, I just realized I have both of those cameras)

And an Arriflex 16S with 400ft magazine (happen to have one of these too as I used to service Arriflex motion picture cameras)

Best,
-Tim