Nac High Speed camera kit in flightcase

Made:
1992 in Japan
Nac High Speed camera kit in flightcase

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Nac High Speed camera kit in flightcase. Model E-10EE. High speed 16mm film camera. Will run at speeds between 300 and 10,000 frames per second. Uses a rotating prism assembly.

Details

Category:
Television
Collection:
BBC Heritage Collection
Object Number:
2012-5118/562
Materials:
metal (unknown), plastic (unidentified) and electronic components
Measurements:
overall: 455 mm x 570 mm x 350 mm, 34 kg
type:
high-speed camera

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