This iconic shot of Sharif riding toward us through the blistering desert was only possible with Panavision's 482mm telephoto lens, made specifically for... | By StudioBinder | Facebook
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DepressedBergman on Twitter: "In "Lawrence of Arabia" (1962), to film Omar Sharif's (#BOTD) entrance through a mirage, Freddie Young used a special 482mm lens (David Lean lens) from Panavision, created by Takuo
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