Brie Larson can be seen using an M3 with a 35 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter. A very sharp observer noticed that the lens f3.5 lens has a serial number 1488,xxx, which is correct for the Summaron.
It was also nice to see her load a roll of KODAK Plus X Pan at one point.
She also has Luigi strap for it.
Brie is also a film photographer, still using her Canon AE-1 on the set, which was her first camera. That was my first camera as well. Read more about her and see her behind the scene film shots here at USA Today.
Brie Larson using an M3 with a 35 f3.5 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter in Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Brie Larson using an M3 with a 35 f3.5 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter in Kong: Skull Island (2017)
The KODAK Plus X Pan was just a nice detail.
Brie Larson loading KODAK Plus X Pan 35mm B&W Film into an M3 with a 35 f3.5 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter in Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Brie Larson loading KODAK Plus X Pan 35mm B&W Film into an M3 with a 35 f3.5 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter in Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Brie Larson loading KODAK Plus X Pan 35mm B&W Film into an M3 with a 35 f3.5 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter in Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Brie Larson using an M3 with a 35 f3.5 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter in Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Yes, the viewfinder lines and the parallax center are not exact, but come on, a great attempt.
Brie Larson using an M3 with a 35 f3.5 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter in Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Brie Larson using an M3 with a 35 f3.5 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter in Kong: Skull Island (2017)
In an early scene in a darkroom, there is a Domke bag in the background.
Brie Larson using an M3 with a 35 f3.5 Summaron with removable goggles and an MR meter in Kong: Skull Island (2017)
Where can I obtain Brie Larson’s camera — a Leica M3 w/35 f3.5 Summaron lense; w/removable goggles ; and an MR meter — that she used in “Kong: Skull Island”?
Not an MR meter. the MR had an obvious small rectangle bottom right (as you face it).
MC Meter. The MC had a large tessellated rectangle covering most of the straight portion of the front.
You can see photos of the different meters at Ken Rockwell’s site: https://www.kenrockwell.com/leica/leicameter.htm#mc