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Image Not Available for All Transisitor Filmagnetic Amplifier for Pro 600 16mm Cine-Camera
All Transisitor Filmagnetic Amplifier for Pro 600 16mm Cine-Camera
Image Not Available for All Transisitor Filmagnetic Amplifier for Pro 600 16mm Cine-Camera

All Transisitor Filmagnetic Amplifier for Pro 600 16mm Cine-Camera

Manufacturer (New York City, New York, USA)
Date1960-1980
Object NameAmplifier
MediumSteel
ClassificationsPhotography
Dimensions8.7 x 20.8 x 15.3cm
AcquisitionPresented in 2004.
LocationView by Appointment
Object numberABDMS069485.7
About MeThe Pro 600 (taking 600 feet of film) was the 16mm cine-camera used by Grampian Televison for news gathering (outside recording) in the 1960s and 1970s. It was the camera first used in 1961 when GTV began broadcasting from its Fountainhall Road studios. The camera, which recorded sound, became a piece of standard equipment in the telvision industry. The 600 was followed by the "Super 1200" which took up to 1200 feet of 16mm film.
British Broadcasting Corporation
21st October 1949