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Logmar Magellan 65mm Camera - The American Society of Cinematographers
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Magellan 65mm – The lightest and most compact 65mm film camera on Earth - Newsshooter
Magellan 65mm – The lightest and most compact 65mm film camera on Earth - Newsshooter
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Logmar Magellan 65mm Camera - The American Society of Cinematographers
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Christopher Nolan is using 65mm film and IMAX to tell his first World War II story - The Verge
