Arricam camera power requirements and physical characteristics compared to other film cameras

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22 years old. Gear and prices may have changed since.

The Arricam uses the same power connectors and on/off switch as the Arricam 435, 535, and SR3 models.
Two Hytrion batteries are sufficient to power the Arricam.
The video tap output on the Arricam is notably bright compared to other film cameras with video monitoring.
The Arricam ST studio version is larger and heavier than a BL4 camera, particularly when not equipped with Steadicam adapters.
The Arricam ST has a higher profile and wider footprint than a BL4.

Information comes from someone who used the studio version with video tap, which may not reflect performance of other Arricam variants.
The weight and size characteristics are noted as problematic only in the context of studio version without Steadicam equipment.
No detailed specifications provided about power consumption rates or run times.