American Television Corp. camera (1939)
ATI Iconoscope camera (1940)
Courtesy of Steve Dichter
DuMont camera from W9XBK (mid 40s)
DuMont iconoscope camera (1939)
DuMont portable camera (1941)
Dumont camera from WWJ
Courtesy of Chuck Pharis
Farnsworth's first camera
Farnsworth image dissector camera (ca 1930)
Farnsworth image dissector camera (1930)
Farnsworth camera (1936)
Farnsworth camera (1935)
Farnsworth film camera (1936)
Farnsworth portable camera (1940)
Farnsworth film chain (1941)
Farnsworth portable camera (1941)
General Electric camera (1938)
Courtesy of the Schenectady Museum
General Electric iconoscope camera (early 40s)
Home made camera from W9XBK (mid 40s)
Massachusetts Television Institute camera (1939)
Midland Television camera (1939)
Philco 441 line iconoscope camera used at W3XE (1936)
RCA portable camera (1943)
RCA Iconoscope camera (1934)
RCA Iconoscope camera (1933)
Early RCA studio camera (late 1930s)
Newsreel clip with this camera
RCA field camera (1939)
RCA model 500-A studio camera (1939)
RCA 35 mm film projector for TV (1936)
With ultra long lens
(Courtesy of Luc Sirois)
These four units - camera control, power supply, pulse shaper and sync generator were used with the orthicon camera.
RCA Orthicon camera (1943-45)
Remington Rand Vericon (1940)
EMI Emitron (1936)
Fernseh slide scanner (1939
Fernseh iconoscope camera (1939)
Fernseh iconoscope camera with support equipment (1939)
French iconoscope camera (1939)
Japanese iconoscope camera in the NHK Muesum (1939)
Courtesy of Jerome Halphen
German camera with image dissector tube
(courtesy of Richard Hill)
Jaarbeurs Iconoscope (Netherlands, 1938)
Philips Iconoscope camera (1940)
Philips 180 line Iconoscope camera (mid 1930s)
Russian Iconoscope camera (30s)
Courtesy of Popov Museum
Safar Telepantoscope (1938)
Vertical scanning is mechanical, horizontal is electronic
Telefunken film scanner, using iconoscope (1939)
