[Frameworks] Camera question

[Jeff Kreines]

Nick:  

That’s the one. 

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I used this same Canon zoom in 1965. It was the cheapest zoom that covered the vidicons of the era. Not wide enough...


Jeff Kreines
Kinetta
jeff at kinetta.com
kinetta.com

Sent from iPhone. 

> On Dec 12, 2019, at 8:37 PM, Dave Tetzlaff <djtet53 at gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> I’d take Jeff’s analysis as definitive, because Jeff... But fwiw I’ll add a wee bit of possible support…
> 
> It’s almost certainly not Super-8. As Jeff notes, that’s a Canon video zoom lens in the manhole photos. That would have matched optically with the pickup tube diameters of early portable BW video cameras, but been too long for any kind of 8mm film format. I’m also not aware of any S8 camera by Nizo or anyone else that came with a C-Mount and was that size and shape. 
> 
> Here are some pix of the Concord I found on Google.
> 
> https://is.gd/F5BV8n
> 
> https://is.gd/H4YPCF
> 
> The manhole pix appear appear to match the front of the Concord: position and size of the badge, ring around the mount on the body. The Beatles press conference pic appears to match the rear of the Concord: location and size of connectors. The top and bottom corners of the case appear to have a different contour on Andy’s unit compared to the Concord photos online — rounded vs. angled – but that could be a cosmetic change between different manufacturing years of the same basic camera.
> 
> And indeed, the Beatles presser photo shows the camera is not connected to power or to a VTR. So, yeah, prop...
> 
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