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Dage Industrial Cameras and Sync Generator

These cameras were made in the mid 1950s. They use the Vidicon camera tube, which was considerably smaller and cheaper than the Image Orthicon.

  • Dage color camera
  • George Fathauer, founder of Dage
  • Brochures featuring Dage broadcast equipment
  • Radio & Television News article
  • Electronics Article - April, 1954 (Courtesy of George Lemaster)
  • Dage Industrial Cameras and Sync Generator
  • Dage 410-A sync generator schematic
  • Dage 600A monitor
  • Dage mobile van in Louisiana

 

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This is Dage's first vidicon camera, produced in 1953. It produces a video output and requires no external sync generator. It was a low-cost camera for industrial use.

50-A Vidicon Camera

 

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Dage camera used by ABC during Eisenhower inaugural parade, January 1957

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Dage equipment being inspected by U. S. Airforce officers

100-A Vidicon Camera

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Dage 101 vidicon camera

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400-A Sync Generator

 

 

 


 
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