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Chronology - Telecine and Standards
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| 1951 |
Should the BD680 Telecine be included? |
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| 1960 |
Should the BD884 Telecine be included |
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| 1961 |
Introduction of the BD922 Telecine equipment, vidicon, with 16mm Bauer projector, Philips 35mm projector, modified MkIV camera. The camera had a CCU and PSU in MIV format and mounted vertically taking the output from the Optical Multiplexor. |
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| 1968 |
Introduction of the B3402 Telecine to capitalise on the new technology MkVII camera |
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| 1976 |
Introduction of the B3404 Telecine to capitalise on the new technology MkVIII camera |
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| 1982 |
Introduction of the B3410 Line Array Telecine. Incorporating a |
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| Standards conversion |
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| 1964 |
Introduction of the BD898 Standards Conversion equipment enabled the interchange of programmes between the UK and USA. It comprised, simplistically, a MkIV camera focussing on a monitor. |
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Introduction of the Digital Intercontinental Conversion Equipment (DICE). This allowed, for the first time, the interchange of programmes between the UK and USA to a high quality standard. |
Designed by the IBA, manufactured by Marconi |
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