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Arriflex 35 IIC
Introduced in 1963 as the final evolution of the Arriflex 35 II series, the IIC added a larger ground glass, movable viewfinder, and anamorphic desqueeze capability. It is an MOS camera with no internal electronics, powered entirely by external sources, and uses 200-foot or 400-foot magazines. Produced through 1979, it was succeeded by the Arriflex III. Over 17,000 units in the 35 II series were manufactured, making it the best-selling ARRI model line ever.
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Techniscope format with spherical lenses on The Good the Bad and the Ugly (1966) and Once Upon a Time in the West (1968); DP Tonino Delli Colli
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DP Leonce-Henri Burel used a handheld Arriflex with fast Gevaert film stock for discreet location shooting on Pickpocket (1959)
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