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Early design
Might be the earliest tripod mountable in the archives. |
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Camera in a box
Cliff with early camera (in a suit). The lens is right inside the box; look for a dark opening. |
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Wood box camera
I will guess that if this is not the earliest camera, it is really close to it. c 1929 |
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Another roll-around
Similar to all the cameras of the early 30's. Note the "viewfinder" on the top. |
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Film camera
Not a camera as most folks relate to; this one is special for direct copy from film. Film was the only motion-medium that could store moving images for use later. 1927 saw the WB patent for "talkies" so lots were happening these days. |
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Phil and Mabel w/camera
Roll around camera. Philidelphia, c 1933 |
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Camera
Mid-thirties, Don Pike in the picture. |
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Film chain
Camera for motion picture film |
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Film Chain
Neat setup and clean floors. |
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Film chain
Dissector is showing here |
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Portable camera
LIght weight. supplementary circuit required (Off camera here.) |
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Filmchain
Phil here with film camera. Notice at the extreme bottom are the batteries |
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Camera
Mid-thirties incarnation of the Farnsworth camera. John Stagnaro operates this staged shot. |
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Mid-thirties Camera
Same as other camera with Stagnaro in the picture, except the cover removed. |
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