This is one of my favourite cameras, a Marconi MkVIII photographed in 2003 at the Cosford aircraft museum, hence the Javelin in the background!  It is mounted on a "Dutch Dolly" which has a nice elevating action, self steering and it folds up small too.  On the front is a prompting unit with a monitor and a reflecting glass sheet in the hood above.







This very nice Pye Mk3 Image Orthicon camera with it's Varotal zoom lens was photographed a few years ago at a BATC exhibition in Leicester.  At that time heavy duty pan and tilt heads were unobtainable by  amateurs and the one under this camera is home made.








The Link 110 colour camera was a popular choice with the BBC and ITV in the UK. Shown here fitted with an Autocue unit, monitor and glass reflector.

The Pye Mk4 3 inch Image Orthicon monochrome camera photographed in studio A at Ravensbourne Collage in about 1968. They were later scrapped when the studio was converted to colour. This one, serial number 23, was rescued and is now in private hands. It was last powered up in the mid 1970's.

Here is a pair of Pye Mk4s in one of Anglia TVs studios. I don't know the date this was taken, but I estimate about 1965.

The Pye Mk4 camera in the foreground has a periscope viewfinder hood.