The Focusing View-Finder Problem in Television Cameras
G. L. Beers · Proceedings of the IRE · 1943
The technical excellence of a television program may frequently depend on the characteristics of the view finder used in the television camera. Conditions peculiar to television make it desirable that television-camera view finders be of the focusing type. The requirements of an ideal view finder of this type are discussed. During the past ten years a number of view-finder arrangements have been investigated in connection with the development of television cameras. Several of these are described and their relative merits indicated.