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Detail on camera origins
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Purchased by [[Paul Hollow]] with x12 lens and genlock back in {{unsure|1994}}. At the time probably the best camera person's camera, knocked the socks off the [[Panasonic MS4]]. YSTV | Purchased by [[Paul Hollow]] with x12 lens and genlock back in {{unsure|1994}}. At the time probably the best camera person's camera, knocked the socks off the [[Panasonic MS4]]. | ||
By 1996 YSTV had aquired an improved F10 Mark IIs with x8 lens and genlock back. A second Mark II was purchased in 1998 (and picked up by [[Matt Hammond]]'s dad who lived in nearby Chelmsford) with a x15 lens. This third camera allowed the [[Panasonic MS4]] to be dedicated to outside work rather than having to be back in the studio by evening to be the 3rd studio camera, and genlock source. | |||
A second Mark I and an F15 (basically a MarkII in a grey case aimed at the professional market) were added later. {{unsure|Did some of these come from AV?}}. | |||
[[Image:F10inUse.jpg|thumb|250px|right|F10 in use on [[Open Day]]]] | [[Image:F10inUse.jpg|thumb|250px|right|F10 in use on [[Open Day]]]] | ||
The two Mark IIs and the F15 formed the station's main studio camera rig until mid 2004 when they were replaced by the [[Panasonic MS5]]s, mainly because the MS5s had better colour and needed less light to give good picture. Their last use on-air was [[Elections 2006]], although all 5 are still stored in the station. | The two Mark IIs and the F15 formed the station's main studio camera rig until mid 2004 when they were replaced by the [[Panasonic MS5]]s, mainly because the MS5s had better colour and needed less light to give good picture. Their last use on-air was [[Elections 2006]], although all 5 are still stored in the station. | ||
[[Category:Equipment]] | [[Category:Equipment]] | ||