[QuadList] The Beatles, Washington D.C. 1964--Ping Harold Deppe, Sr.

Ted Langdell ted at quadvideotapegroup.com
Thu Nov 18 07:24:04 CST 2010


The Marconi Mark VII is a four-tube color camera, and that model  
didn't appear until 1965.

The Mark V—a similar-looking 4.5" monochrome IO camera—also appeared  
in 1965.

The most obvious difference between them that one can easily see is  
the fan vent atop the Mark VII color unit, similar to the "chimney" on  
an RCA TK-60.

Unlike the Marconi Mark IV, neither of these later Marks had a handle  
on the front or top.

Check the Marconi cameras here on QuadList member Brian Summers'  
website:
http://www.tvcameramuseum.org/marconi/marconithumb.htm

CBS used Marconi MarkIV's for studio stuff which looked like this:
http://www.tvcameramuseum.org/marconi/mk4/mk4_1.htm

I wonder whether retired NYC CBS'er Harold Deppe, Sr. has any ideas  
about what truck might have been used for the DC Concert?

Ted


On Nov 17, 2010, at 10:26 PM, Al Killion wrote:

> Very interesting show....Great performance; lousy audio.
>    About halfway through the show, the group changes sides on the  
> stage in the background you can see the floor camera repostioning.   
> Camera can also be seen at the bottom of the frame.  Looks like a  
> Marconi Mark 7(?).  Camera is fairly long and narrow and has a  
> handle on the front top just like a Marconi.
>
> Al Killion
>
> My guess is TK-30. CBS and Sullivan did use the Marconi's so it may  
> be that camera.
>
> I bet Chuck could tell just by looking at the picture.
>
> Best,
> Park
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