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Equipment produced by "EMI".

The BBC's favourite manufacturer of cameras.

Click to see large picture EMI 203
Period:   from the end of 1950's to the beginning of 1970's
Type:   Broadcast TV cameras
Quantity:   2 specimens available

The EMI 203 was a 4 1/2" image orthicon camera used in the UK by BBC Television and ITV. European broadcasters included RAI(Italy)and MTV(Hungary). The camera had a four-lens mechanical turret with a blanking plate which could be removed. This enabled the camera image tube to be inserted. A special plate could hold also a fifth lens or diascope. Larger picture shows camera rear with functioning viewfinder and cue light.

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Click to see large picture EMI 2001
Period:   from the end of 1960's to the beginning of 1990's
Type:   Broadcast TV cameras
Quantity:   4 specimens available

The EMI 2001 was a late-1960s four-tube colour tv camera used by most British tv broadcasters-and in particular-for over twenty years by BBC Television. This camera was used in studios and on outside broadcasts. Integral zoom lens. Liked by cameramen.

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Click to see large picture EMI LA 2A
Period:   from the beginning of 1950's to the full 1960's
Type:   Tape recorders
Quantity:   1 specimens available

EMI produced in the early 1950s a battery operated portable tape recorder referred to as the 'Reporter'. This machine had three record speeds. The original models had valves. Much used by BBC documentary makers and news, the picture shows also an STC 4032G moving coil hand mic (ca:1955). Recorder non operating.

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Click to see large picture EMI CCTV camera
Period:   from the beginning of 1960's to the beginning of 1970's
Type:   CCTV/Caption camera
Quantity:   1 specimens available

All valve industrial CCTV or caption camera. See also roller caption machine.

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Click to see large picture EMI CPS 10764 EMITRON
Period:   from the beginning of 1950's to the full 1960's
Type:   Imaging Tubes
Quantity:   1 specimens available

The CPS (Cathode Potential Stabilised) EMITRON 10764 was an Orthicon-type monochrome low velocity imaging tube devised originally by RCA in the mid 1930s. A forerunner of the Image Orthicon, the Orthicon design first saw US tv service in 1941. The UK-built EMI CPS 10764 was installed at the BBC's Lime Grove studios in 1956.(Earlier CPS Emitron Orthicon types had been used by the BBC since 1948). The CPS 10764 image quality was much admired in the production gallery although on the home receiver the picture always looked 'soft'.

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Click to see large picture EMI 2001 on set
Period:   from the end of 1960's to the beginning of 1990's
Type:   Broadcast TV cameras
Quantity:   4 specimens available

On set image of a EMI 2001 'The Damned United'

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Click to see large picture EMI S
Period:   from the full 1950's to the full 1960's
Type:   Microphones
Quantity:   1 specimens available

Largish EMI PA microphone. 1950s. Table or floor standing. Non practical

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Click to see large picture EMI CPS EMITRON Mk1
Period:   from the end of 1940's to the full 1950's
Type:   Broadcast TV cameras
Quantity:   1 specimens available

This is the EMI CPS EMITRON 'Orthicon' type TV camera from 1948. The camera had a three-lens turret and an electronic viewfinder. Initially,the camera was used by the BBC at the 1948 Olympic Games in London, and later, was installed (in 1950) at the BBC's Lime Grove studios. The camera was used only by the BBC and was replaced in 1956 with a redesigned model with a better tube. Only two CPS Emitron cameras are known to exist. The one pictured is a fairly faithful reproduction

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Click to see large picture EMI 201
Period:   from the full 1950's to the full 1960's
Type:   Broadcast TV cameras
Quantity:   1 specimens available

Lightweight Vidicon studio camera from EMI. Used mainly in news and regional studios. Repro turret. The pedestal is a Vinten 459. Easy to ship. All suitable for stage productions.

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