how much did a television camera cost in 1933?

The first patent for a TV camera was filed in 1927 - but the first modern changeable television receiver wasn't invented until 1948. So it wasn't until 1948 that TV cameras would have been available to be purchased, so no prices are available to give you. That might be why you are having trouble getting an answer to your question.

If you weren't inventing or working on this invention they weren't available - prototypes aren't usually priced. I know that experimental TV was being worked on throughout the 1930's, but a commercially available TV camera just wasn't on the market.

As a guess - I'd estimate around $3000 or so - the amount needed to buy a small house.

not a raffle. there's no way that your "living house video digital camera" will produce television high quality action picture, i'm not asserting that your digital camera does not produce good high quality photos, yet come on, do you checklist on on your enhancing kit or do you employ tape, Hdd or sd card, the final 2 ought to on no account produce television high quality video as they're notably compressed. the two tapes (nonetheless utilized by using experts) or they checklist directly to a stress, little or no loss. i'm sorry, yet possibly examining up on the undertaking would supply you a clue. that's a good sized undertaking and merits slightly analyze decide for it length does rely LOL good success RR

I don't think tv cameras were invented in 1933.

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