Hitachi SK-91

The Hitachi SK-91 is a professional portable broadcast television camera from the early 1980s, designed for studio and electronic field production. It belongs to the generation of high-end tube cameras used before the transition to solid-state sensors.
Known for its robust build and classic broadcast ergonomics, the SK-91 delivers the distinctive image characteristics typical of Saticon tube technology.

Recording format:
No onboard recording. Outputs analog video to an external recorder.

Imaging system:
Three 2/3-inch Saticon tubes (RGB prism)

Lens:
B4 mount

Power supply:
V-mount batteries or 12V DC input

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