Dalsa Origin
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The Dalsa Origin was the first camera designed and built by Dalsa Corporation to be used specifically for digital cinematography.
The Dalsa Origin was the first camera designed and built by Dalsa Corporation to be used specifically for digital cinematography. The camera was originally shown at the NAB Show 2003 in Las Vegas, where Dalsa received four industry awards for innovation. The camera initially became available for testing in 2006, and was available for rental for $3000 per day, including storage, from the company's camera rental facility in Woodland Hills, which was established in mid-20051 by Bobby DaSilva as President of Dalsa Digital Cinema. The camera is suited for visual effects photography employing digital compositing and travelling matte photography on larger budget productions. The system was developed by a collective group, including cinematographer, and founder of Cinema Products Ed DiGiulio. During the development of the DALSA Origin camera it was tested by members of the filmmaking world including Daryn Okada, ASC, Allen Daviau, ASC and various members of the commercial and VFX industries. In 2007 the Origin camera was upgraded to the production version of the camera, and re-branded Origin II also known as the Evolution. The Origin II upgrade features improved image quality from DALSA's latest generation frame transfer CCD sensor, and a simplified touch screen interface. ==See also== Arriflex D-20 Genesis (Panavision) RED Digital Cinema Codex Digital ==References==
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