Sunday, 27 July 2014

NATIONAL MEDIA MUSEUM.

The National Media Museum is in Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. The museum has seven floors of galleries with permanent exhibitions focusing on Photography, Television, Animation and Videogaming.


Photographer`s Studio around 1843.
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Soho Pilot Camera (top row middle)---All Distance Ensign 1927 (bottom row right)---Ensign Cupid Camera 1923 (bottom row middle)---No2 Portrait Brownie 1928 (bottom row left).
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A Russian made Photographic gun consisting of a Zenit Reflex camera body fitted with a fast focusing 300mm telephoto lens attached to a gun stock with a pistol grip.
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Canon F1 camera with a 500mm mirror lens attached.
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Ottewill Folding Wet plate Camera, 1853.
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Kodak 120 film dispensers.
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Vinten Cine Film Camera.
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Lee and Turner Projector, 1902.
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Old Televisions and Monitors.
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Sony Video Camera.
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The following photographs are of old Television Studio Cameras.









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1 comment:

  1. I would imagine you would have really had a lot of fun here, Les. There is some really interesting equipment here. It always amazed me the ingeniousness of the first cameras and how they worked. Those pioneers of the photo world were absolutely brilliant in my thinking. And, I wonder if they were able to come back and see some of the most modern equipment, what they would think. After all, if it wasn’t for them we would not have now what we have. Good stuff, my friend!

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