FIRST COMPUTER (ENIAC) - 10 A women inserting punch cards into the ENIAC, the first computer. Another female employee assists her by handing her more punch cards. The machine prints out a readout on computer paper.
Date: 1945 - COLOR Source: Film: 16P Length: 00:00:41:00, With Audio
FIRST COMPUTER (ENIAC) - 11 A man holding a paper computer printout labeled, "ENIAC" (the first general-purpose electronic digital computer). A technician servicing the ENIAC computer by replacing the computer's tubes.
CIRCUIT BOARDS MANUFACTURED - 5 CU of computer circuits on an automated assembly line. Shot of the exterior of the machines which produce the chips. Employees programming the machines. ECU of computer circuits. Lovely and abstract shot of chemical bath used in the manufacturing process.
Date: 1990s - COLOR Source: Video: BetaSP Length: 00:00:20:00, No Audio
FIRST COMPUTER (ENIAC) - 1 Male and female employees operating the ENIAC, the first computer. Shots of the programmers resetting dials, changing and plugging in different cables to keep the computer running.
FIRST COMPUTER (ENIAC) - 2 Women programmers operating the ENIAC, the first computer. Shots of the employees resetting dials to keep the computer running. Interesting shot of one programmer looking plainly at the camera.
HANDS SEWING - SPLIT SCREEN Four panel split screen shot. Each of the four squares in the split screen begins with a CU of various fabrics. One by one, the fabric images dissolve into CU shots: a textile machine cutting a pattern into fabric; a woman's hands sewing red velvet; a man's hands sewing a button on a jacket. A final shot, full screen, shows a woman's hands sewing a "Handmacher" label onto a suit.
Date: 1950s - COLOR Source: Film: 16P Length: 00:00:33:00, No Audio
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