Behind the Scenes on “Oblivion” from Keslow Camera on Vimeo.
“Oblivion,” the new sci-fi feature from director Joseph Kosinski (“Tron“) with cinematography by Claudio Miranda, ASC, opens this Friday in theaters and IMAX. “Oblivion“ is one of the first features to be captured on Sony F65 cameras. Miranda has raved in numerous interviews about the great range of the F65 and how beneficial it was to shoot this movie with this camera. From shooting in Iceland with black, volcanic earth and bright skies, to scenes lit by a single candle or flashlight, the camera was able to capture the detail and depth of the image. Zeiss Master Primes, Fujinon Premier Zooms, and the 24-290mm Angenieux Optimo were used, as well as RED Epic cameras for some additional photography and handheld work. (Camera equipment was provided by Keslow Camera.)
Here are a few articles that delve deeper into the cinematography of “Oblivion.” There is also a great behind the scenes video in the Studio Daily article:
ICG article
StudioDaily.com article