The interview is in the book “Perspectives on Stanley Kubrick", page 223. Long out of print, but a complete copy can be borrowed via the Internet archive online, I was looking at it two or three days ago.

Yep. Zeiss did a run of 10 of the 50mm 0.7 lenses, based on NASA needs. NASA purchased 6 of them and Zeiss kept one in house. According to Lyndon’s cinemaographer in an interview I read, Kubrick found out about the lenses and that 3 still were available, procured them & had them adapted for cine.

It’s such an incredible, beautiful film, not at all my usual genre preference but damn,

1975's Barry Lyndon has a famous and perfectly lovely scene filmed using the in-scene candlelight, it's still rare to see anything approaching that. tl;dr: The eighties have another thing to answer for.

the executive washroom key is next

(that's Grand Tetons, btw)

I loved that house, for sure <3 But I expect running the country would require something with a little more square footage.

I don't have a tablet anymore, but in hearing about this issue (it's not just you) I heard reference to a recent addition that would add a bit of tint to those buttons? Dunno, that screenshot looks terrible. (And I've been enjoying LG on my phone.)

Right? 2012, fwiw. My favorite from the entire experience, even though only the tiniest bit of one of the baby hummers is visible, was this one: