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Latest revision as of 16:52, 25 February 2026

FOR-A FA-450
Overview
Brand
Model
FA-450
Type
Years
1986 –
ECID
Features
8-bit digital processing, time base correction, multiple analog I/O formats
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Description

The FOR-A FA-450 is the first 8-bit TBC developed by FOR-A, introduced in January 1986. It was designed as a model supporting multiple formats of analog I/O, expanding FOR-A's capabilities in the professional video market.

The move to 8-bit processing represented a significant advancement in signal quality over earlier designs, allowing for more accurate time base correction and better overall picture quality.

Photos

Variants

Model Description
FA-450 NTSC version
FA-450P PAL version

FA Series Timeline (1985-1987)

  • FA-430/430P (1985) - TBC offering color correction
  • FA-440 (1985) - NTSC version of FA-400PS with special effects
  • FA-450/450P (1986) - First 8-bit TBC (this model)
  • FA-800 (1986) - Sakura R&D Center era
  • FA-300 (1987) - Smaller, more affordable (~8,800 units sold)

See Also

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