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Logmar

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What Logmar does.

Logmar is known for its innovative Magellan 65mm camera, which has been featured in Christopher Nolan's "Tenet" movie. This lightweight camera, weighing less than 15kg (33lbs) with lens, film, and battery included, offers a unique electronic viewfinder that allows modern and creative possibilities for cinematographers and directors. The camera uses Logmar’s proprietary dual registration unit to ensure ultimate sharpness by registering the center of the currently exposed frame. It supports 24fps forward motion only, with a fixed shutter angle of 172.8 degrees, and provides 3G-SDI 1080p60 output for framing shots. The Magellan won the International Moving Image Society’s technical achievement award in 2019 for its innovation.

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