31-01-2018, 10:43 AM
Hello Jeffery
Sounds like a good holiday. I have heard of the Museum of Communications and often looked at their website, but never visited them.
They have a number of cameras that may or may not be on display when you visit, but I would appreciate some photos of what is visible for use on my website.
There are two in particular, a BBC special modified EMI 201. that was made for use in early remote control studios, now we would call these robotic cameras as in the BBC 6pm news..... This may well be the only survivor. They have an ordinary 201, but then so have I!.
The second camera is a Pye Teletutor which was based on the Pye Lynx camera http://www.tvcameramuseum.org/pye/teletutor/t-p3.html
Thanks in advance
Brian
Sounds like a good holiday. I have heard of the Museum of Communications and often looked at their website, but never visited them.
They have a number of cameras that may or may not be on display when you visit, but I would appreciate some photos of what is visible for use on my website.
There are two in particular, a BBC special modified EMI 201. that was made for use in early remote control studios, now we would call these robotic cameras as in the BBC 6pm news..... This may well be the only survivor. They have an ordinary 201, but then so have I!.
The second camera is a Pye Teletutor which was based on the Pye Lynx camera http://www.tvcameramuseum.org/pye/teletutor/t-p3.html
Thanks in advance
Brian
