Talk:Sound blimp

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Accuracy?

Latest comment: 14 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

A couple of points:

"It is primarily used in film still photography" - Sound blimps were also commonly used on cine cameras themselves: e.g.: ARRI Lightweight Fibre Glass Blimp, Arriflex 120s Blimp.

"It was invented by Irving Jacobson in the mid 1960s" - this one is dated c. 1953 - so it must have been invented before the mid 1960's.