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October 15th, 2019, 06:59 PM
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Re: B&W portable streaming camera + kit from 1960s
That is a great article! Thanks Chris.
I note the use of microwave links evident in many of the photos... along with firetruck extendable ladders on some OB trucks, and a tripod-mounted microwave dish in the last photo that looks identical to OB gear in use when I was getting started in the 70s.
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October 16th, 2019, 09:41 AM
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Re: B&W portable streaming camera + kit from 1960s
Making me feel old. I started in the '66. Hasn't technology changed. In '66 I could buy a house in Clifton Down, Bristol in the UK for around £5000 pounds Stirling. Just down Whiteladies road at the BBC studios the first color cameras were coming in. A camera chain was about £100,000 pounds. You had to be the Almighty or one of his off-siders to touch one.
Today houses in Clifton Down, Bristol are around £1 to £2.5 million pounds and I can buy a £2,000 pound camera that would kill the original £100,000 color cameras we had. As Bob said "The times they are a'changin." Chris Young |
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October 17th, 2019, 05:06 AM
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Re: B&W portable streaming camera + kit from 1960s
I am old Chris!! a decent 3CCD broadcast camera with a 3/4"u-matic recorder or an analogue Betacam SP camera cost an arm and a leg and my first camera was a domestic WVP100 with a Saticon tube sensor!! Good days though!!
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