Sony HDW-F900

The Sony HDW-F900 was the first 24p high-definition digital cinema camera, introduced in 2000. George Lucas used it to shoot Star Wars: Episode II (2002), making it the first major studio film shot entirely on digital video. It initiated the transition from film to digital in Hollywood production.

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Aleksandr Sokurov

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Shot Russian Ark (2002) in a single 96-minute take through the Hermitage on this HD camera with Steadicam

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Last updated March 19, 2026