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Gear / Technical Help => Recording Gear => Topic started by: H₂O on November 26, 2014, 10:34:41 AM
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http://www.noyzboyz.nl/Producten/Aaton/Recorder/aaton-cantar-x3 (http://www.noyzboyz.nl/Producten/Aaton/Recorder/aaton-cantar-x3)
Way Beyond the general population here - will probably run $20k or more - being sold for around 15.000 Euros in Europe
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Does it hover? :o
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Ain't that whut Futureman (Roy Wooten) plays..? :P
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What a horrendously ugly looking machine !!!
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It's like, how much more ugly could this be? And the answer is none -- none more ugly.
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I.... kinda like it. :-\ it's like a concept car. Pretty ridiculous but sorta cool.
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They are designed for location film cart use and are environmentally hardened (I.e. Against water, sand, etc).
This is the top of the line recorder
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Clearly part of the Borg collective.
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Damn
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If you pre-order now, they'll include an 8gig SD card.
Now there is a real deal sweetener.
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Cantar audio recorders (to be used on a cart) were created by Jean-Piere Beauviala, known for a very famous motion camera, the Aaton, designed to be like a "cat on the shoulder" vs the very un-ergonomic cameras of that time (Eclair, etc.). Then came a new time-code system, then the Cantar and eventually some financial difficulties in 2013.
http://test.aaton.com/products/film/
Beauviala is not only an engineer but someone very concerned with the "esthaetics of cinema". Aaton cameras are used in documentaries and some feature movies.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaton_Digital
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaton_Digital
http://test.aaton.com/about/history.php
https://cinemagodardcinema.wordpress.com/interviews/genesis-of-a-camera-jean-pierre-beauviala-and-jean-luc-godard/
Beauviala also created a very small camera (in the 70's!), about the size of a SD microphone : the "Paluche" (the "Hand" (r) , in French slang). I can't find a picture of the original camera.
FWIW.