Stanley Kubrick: the Barry Lyndon archives – in pictures | Film | The Guardian
1975, Film Title: BARRY LYNDON, Director: STANLEY KUBRICK, Studio: WARNER, Pictured: ACCESSORIES, STANLEY KUBRICK, MOVIE CAMERA, FILMING. (Credit Image: SNAP Stock Photo - Alamy
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Photographing Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon - The American Society of Cinematographers (en-US)
The Zeiss 0.7 attached to the BNC Mitchell (Barry Lyndon) : r/StanleyKubrick
identify this object - Stanley Kubrick used a NASA-inspired lens to film by candlelight in Barry Lyndon, but what did NASA use it for? - Space Exploration Stack Exchange
Stanley Kubrick | Mitchell BNC Camera for Barry Lyndon. Blim… | Flickr
Samuel J. May on Twitter: "The Zeiss f0.7 lens developed by NASA and the Mitchell BNC camera used to shoot the candlelight scenes in Barry Lyndon (1975) Dir. Stanley Kubrick https://t.co/CQPgKyyQlZ" /
Barry Lyndon": The Full Story of the Famous f/0.7 Lenses - Neil Oseman
Photographing Stanley Kubrick's Barry Lyndon - The American Society of Cinematographers (en-US)
Stanley Kubrick's rare Zeiss Planar 50mm F0.7 'Barry Lyndon' lens now in Museum of Optics: Digital Photography Review
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Barry Lyndon": The Full Story of the Famous f/0.7 Lenses - Neil Oseman
