the first colour camera came out in 1898.
the first colour camera came out in 1898.
when did the first colour camera come out?
1898
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emi engineers visited the united states in 1963, in order to view rca's new four-tube colour camera, the tk42. immediately following this visit, emi research labs. embarked on a program to build an experimental camera using the same format. the construction took only six weeks of intensive effort, aided by the cannibalization of parts from existing emi cameras. items were taken from an emi type 203 image orthicon monochrome studio camera, for the luminance channel, and a type 204 industrial colour camera, for the colour channels. this camera contained 3 vidicon tubes and a colour-splitting system using plate glass dichroic mirrors. in addition, a varotal iii zoom lens was integrated into the body of the experimental camera. the camera was housed in a simple box-shaped structure with ribs of extruded aluminium and with plain side panels.
emi 2001