Sky Captain and the world of tomorrow..

I worked part time at a movie theatre when that movie came out.
I happen to have a 6' cardboard Polly Perkins in my study.

Lucky me.
 
yes, except she's got a special hollywood model that has a built in flash and giant top mounted frame counter (that counts backwards, no less) in place of the cold shoe :p
 
I'm sorry... Gwynneth Paltrow and Angelina Jolie in one movie and you are wittering on about an Argus...?

*shakes head*

Regards,

Bill
 
Was I the only one who noticed this is the ultra-rare and collectible left handed Argus C3 especially built for some unknown reason, but sought by Argus collectors everywhere? ;) Check the link to the movie poster in pvdhaar's post above.

Steve
 
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Technicalities of GP's Franken-Argus prop aside, it was a fun and stylish movie. And the bit with the lens cap at the end - :D.
 
Practical vanity

Practical vanity

Was I the only one who noticed this is the ultra-rare and collectible left handed Argus C3 especially built for some unknown reason, but sought by Argus collectors everywhere? ;) Check the link to the movie poster in pvdhaar's post above.

Steve

Was this Argus known prior to Sky Captain? It solves the face obscuring trait of standard configuration cameras. We see more of Gwynneth.

yours
FPJ
 
FPJ,

Yes, I am pretty sure this is the famous Gwynneth-non-face-obscuring model C3. AKA the Argus GNFO. And those Leica guys thought they had all the fun with obscure variations.

Steve
 
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