Equipment for hire
"Amateur video/film" equipment. |
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Sony CVC 2000B
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full 1960's decade |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Sony's Consumer Video camera from 1965, part of their reel- to-reel monochrome 'home video' taping system (1/2" inch tape running at 12" inches per second). Note the cameras' very basic metal frame 'viewfinder'. In fact this system, which retailed in the US for $695, was used mainly by business or educational establishments. We also have the matching VTRs.
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KEYSTONE A7
| Period: |
from the beginning of 1940's to the full 1950's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Clockwork 16mm camera 100ft spools. 1930s US design
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Bell & Howell Sportster
| Period: |
from the full 1950's to the full 1960's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Double run 8mm camera with a three-lens turret
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KODAK B
| Period: |
from the full 1940's to the full 1960's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Clean as new KODAK B 16mm movie camera. 1930s era. Clockwork
operation. 100ft daylight spool loading. Kodak anastigmat
f/3.lens.
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Sony AVC 3200E
| Period: |
from the full 1960's to the beginning of 1970's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
2 specimens available |
The AVC 3200E is a monochrome Vidicon camera,used during the 1960s principally by the corporate, scholastic or industrial market. The camera was intended to link to a (reel to reel) video recorder.
Our example currently is not in working condition.
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KODAK ROYAL
| Period: |
from the full 1950's to the full 1960's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
A KODAK 'ROYAL' 16mm cassette loading movie camera. Clockwork with three shooting speeds 16 24 and 64 fps. Nice Kodak Cine Ektar 25mm focussing lens f/1.9-22. This type of camera was used by H.M. The Queen for her 'home movies' (Not the Bolex H16 as depicted in 'The Crown')
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KODAK BROWNIE 8mm II
| Period: |
from the full 1950's to the full 1960's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Double 8mm very basic cine camera. Flip up viewfinder. Lots sold all over the place.
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JVC VIDEO MOVIE GR C74
| Period: |
from the full 1980's to the full 1990's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Chunky and heavy JVC Video C format (ie chopped down VHS)camcorder from the 1980s. Nice red colour. Another version available. All non working.
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SHARP Corporation XC51
| Period: |
from the end of 1980's to the full 1990's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Very compact portable amateur video filming kit using the 'Video C' VHS system and a very basic Saticon tube camera. Late 1980s design.
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PANASONIC AG DP 200 B
| Period: |
from the end of 1990's to the beginning of 2000's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Upmarket amateur lightweight SUPER VHS video camcorder, shoulder-mounted. Used also as a low cost ENG camera by local tv stations. Educational or corporate usage. The camera records on a full-sized VHS tape.
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CANON EX2
| Period: |
from the end of 1990's to the beginning of 2000's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
1 specimens available |
Sophisticated 'pro-sumer' CCD video camera, the Canon EX2 Hi 8mm video camcorder boasted a range of 'extras' such as mic level control, manual/auto focus, stereo sound, picture fade in/out, exposure control, edit facilities, an interchangeable zoom lens system,'S' video output and a compact '8mm' tape system. Mid 1990s design, the overall picture quality was nothing exceptional. Working condition
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Bell & Howell Autoset/Quarz
| Period: |
from the end of 1950's to the full 1960's |
| Type: |
Amateur video/film |
| Quantity: |
2 specimens available |
Two typical 8mm home movie cameras from the late 1950s/1960s.
A Bell & Howell Autoset and a Russian-made Quartz. Both cameras in running (whirr) condition
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