Video Collection (page 6)

Computer artwork of a Sony playstation gamepad
Games console gamepad. Computer illustration of the gamepad from a Sony Playstation games console. It is used to operate the console and play games

DVD media, computer artwork

Abstract illustration of boy playing video game
Video games. Abstract illustration of a child playing a video game. The child is holding a pair of joysticks while the television screen is seen to erupt through the floor

Miniature spy camera. Gloved fingers holding a miniature video camera. These cameras, known as board cameras, are used for covert surveillance at home or in the work place

Locating DNA security beads using video microscope
MODEL RELEASED. Video microscope. Technician locating CypherMark DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) security beads using an optical microscope with video attachment

Photographic film
35mm photographic film

Reading a CD, artwork
Reading a CD. Computer artwork of a laser being used to read a CD or DVD. The digital information (centre) on the disc is read by the laser (far left)

Reading a DVD, artwork
Reading a DVD. Computer artwork of a laser being used to read (or write) a DVD

Voyeurism, conceptual artwork
Voyeurism. Conceptual artwork of a female eye looking through a heart-shaped hole. This represents a stalker or voyeur, who is spying through a hole in a wall or door

Motherboard connectors. The connectors seen here from left to right are; mouse connector (green), keyboard connector (purple), ethernet port (black, top), USB ports (black, middle and bottom)

In car DVD player Toyota

1981 De Lorean

Man reading the rules of the board game Frogger
A man reading the rules of the board game Frogger, which was based on the popular arcade and video game of the same name and was brought out by Milton Bradley in 1981

PHILCOs PEOPLEs SET
A Philco Peoples Set radio from the 1930s, as used in Queens Radio Ga-ga video!

Crew videographer Anika of the Lindblad Expedition ship National Geographic Endeavour at work in the crows nest
Michael Nolan / SplashdownDirect

Decorated bus, Damascus, Syria, Middle East

Video-Telephone
VIDEO-TELEPHONE

Futuristic cine-phono-telegraph
A futuristic cine-phono-telegraph, which allows people to speak over the telephone and see each other on a screen at the same time

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"Capturing the Essence of an Era: The Evolution of Video" Step into a time machine and relive the vibrant 1980s, where TV and video ruled supreme. Witness Freddie Mercury and Queen as they create magic in their iconic music videos, bringing London to life with their electrifying performances. Meanwhile, the futuristic De Lorean car zooms through the streets, embodying the spirit of innovation that defined this era. Venture further back in time to witness Nils and Aage Bohr immersed in their laboratory C016/8375, unraveling scientific mysteries that would shape our understanding of the world. Across continents, Monte Video in Uruguay becomes a hub for creativity and artistic expression. In another corner of history lies political upheaval; London's streets buzz with activism during the transformative 1960s. Here we find politicians shaping nations while Plaza Cinema stands tall as a symbol of entertainment for all. Fast forward to 1990 when Blockbuster Video takes center stage on Coombe Lane in Raynes Park, Wimbledon - a haven for movie enthusiasts seeking cinematic adventures at their fingertips. Fidel Castro's presence reminds us how influential figures can leave an indelible mark on history. As technology advances rapidly, access to video becomes easier than ever before. Augmented reality merges seamlessly with our daily lives while cloud storage revolutionizes how we store precious memories. Colorful images come alive through computer graphics as communication transcends boundaries. Finally, witness Honeywell T-Hawk Micro Air Vehicle soaring high above us – a testament to mankind's relentless pursuit of innovation and exploration. From capturing emotions through moving images to documenting historical milestones or simply providing moments of escape - video has become an integral part of our lives throughout different eras. It continues to evolve alongside society itself – forever preserving memories while pushing boundaries towards new horizons.