Ikonoskop has announced the A-Cam, the smallest, lightest and most affordable Super 16 film camera in the world.

The A-CAM will have a European Release at the OneDotZero festival at The Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) in London on 18-23 May Daily 1PM-8PM. That will the first opportunity to see and experience A-Cam. The founders Göran Olsson and Daniel Jonsäter will be there.

For Info on the A-CAM, check out their website:

www.ikonoskop.com

How long is 100ft in terms of time at 24 fps?

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Originally posted by JakeStallion:
How long is 100ft in terms of time at 24 fps?

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2 minutes 46 seconds and 16 frames.

They announced this thing a while ago, but it's nice to see it's actually about to hit the market. It has limited application, but it looks pretty fun all the same.

Nota "Wants an underwater housing for that little thing" Mono

Do those things record sound too?

Pointgravity Productions

Unfortunately no.

Nota "......." Mono

$4,000 for that? No thanks, I'll buy a used Arriflex IIC thankyouverymuch. It's not even SLR!

If it does run at exactly 24fps, then technically it doesn't NEED to record sound, because sync-up will not be a problem.

One can't really compare this to a II-C. It's essentially a docco-cam for when you're running around the 3rd world trying not to draw attention to yourself, but still want to blow-up to 35mm. Sure the parallax VF sucks, but crash cams and run 'n gun cams like this are rarely used for close-up work.

Nota "Also limited in application, but a blast nonetheless" Mono