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Early Color Television

Color Camera Gallery

Postwar Camera tubes

Field Sequential Cameras

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Apollo moon missions color camera

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CBS boom camera

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CBS color camera, 1945

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CBS color camera, late 40s

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CBS field sequential color camera

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CBS camera (1950)

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CBS color camera, early 50s

GEChromacoder camera - 1954

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Gom-Cam (1941?)

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Gom-Cam (ca 1949)

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Home made field sequential slide camera

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Pye field sequential camera. 1953

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RCA camera at WNBW in Washington, DC - 1950

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Remington Rand Vericolor camera

 

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Thomson-CSF field sequential camera

Pre-NTSC Experimental Cameras

GE dot sequential camera

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1949 RCA 3 tube color camera

NTSC Cameras

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DuMont Multiscanner

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DuMont Vitascan

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GE chromcoder single tube camera

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General Electric microscope camera (1955)

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General Electric PE-350 (1965)

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General Electric 3D color camera (1957)

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General Electric 3 tube camera (1954)

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Philco color film scanner (1954)

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RCA TK-25

 

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RCA color flying spot scanner film camera (1953)

 

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RCA TKP-45 (1974)

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RCA TK-40

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RCA TK-41

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RCA single vidicon color camera

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Russian TK-41 copy

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Thompson-CSF Microcam (1976)

 

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Two color vidicon camera (1979)

 

 

 


 
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