| Hello
and Welcome
to the virtual
Museum of the Broadcast Television
Camera
It
is my hope to make this site a valuable data resource covering the
technical details of all the European and American television cameras
that have been used for broadcasting or have some other special
feature.
I
have moved the site away from my "free space" to a new
location.
Please update your bookmarks to :-
www.tvcameramuseum.org
The
site is still a long way from being finished! I keep adding new
information as and when I can, I have a lot of pictures to process,
but there are many pages that are incomplete with gaps and omissions.
Outline
of site navigation :-
Thanks and acknowledgements to
all who have helped in the creation of this site
Contact address = Brian@tvcameramuseum.nospam.org (remove
.nospam)
The camera at the top left is an EMI
203
new URL page from March 2009. Please update your bookmarks. |
January 2010
Pye Mk1 added
Marconi BD835 added
Marconi equipment list
extended.
Dage 520 added
December 2009
Dage type 333 camera added
Link type 105 camera
added
November 2009
Pye Mk8 pictures
added
Pye LDM71 added.
October 2009
Philips LDK3
pages extended
EMI 2008 pictures added
Pye Lynx TVC/1 added
2 Sept 2009
Link 107 added
Link 111 added
Link Type Numbers list extended
Pye Super Lynx added
Pye lynx
circuit added
August 2009
Ampex ACR-10 added,
plus a lot of housekeeping in the Ampex section.
Bosch KCM-125 added.
July 2009
A new section on Soviet (USSR)
cameras added.
June 2009
I have done a lot of housekeeping with numerous small improvements
to many pages. Westel added
March 2009
RCA TK-42 camera added
Harris camera pages added
January 2009
Philips EL8020
camera added.
Ampex CC-452 camera added.
December 2008
New pages about Norelco
added, a lot of info about 12 cameras.
November 2008
A page about tripods
added, EMI 209 added, Terms page added, links added, extra Pye Mk7
pictures,
Sept 2008
Many small improvements, Marconi
List extended,
March 2008
IVC series added
Feb. 2008
Marconi MkVII pages
improved, now 14 pictures. Also many small additions elsewhere.
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