Sony BMC-100

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Sony BMC-100

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Overview

Brand

Model

BMC-100

Type

Format family

AV system

PAL

ECID

Format Compatibility

Plays

Betamax

Records

Betamax

Inputs

Body

Mic
1×Analog mono (Mini-jack (3.5mm), Mono audio)

External microphone input; also has built-in microphone

Features

Combined camera/recorder, tube camera, Omega wrap video system

Accessories

Parts

Archival Links

Database

Betamax PALsite

Documents

Contribute

Description

The Sony BMC-100 was the world's first combined video recorder and camera (Betamovie). It predated the widespread use of the term "camcorder." The BMC-100 used a tube camera and a new Omega wrap video system for recording onto Betamax cassettes.

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