#IMAGEBOX 3 IN 1 DIGITAL FILM SLIDE AND PHOTO CONVERTER SERIAL NUMBER#
The Weather Channel was the first customer in the United States to purchase a Paintbox in 1982 (they had serial number '1' in the USA), which was used to generate their on-air weather maps during their first years of operation. Paintboxes are still in use today due to their image quality, and versatility.
It was first introduced in TV coverage of the 1976 Montreal Olympics to generate a picture-in-picture inset of the Olympics' flaming torch while the rest of the picture featured the runner entering the stadium. In 1975, they released the first all-digital framestore, the Quantel DFS 3000.Under the leadership of Richard Taylor OBE, chairman from 1975 and Paul Kellar MBE, Quantel made several pioneering firsts in video: Peter became Chairman with Quantel remaining a privately owned company of the publicly quoted UEI. In the 1980s, Peter Michael merged Quantel along with his other interests such as Link Electronics Ltd into the UEI Group of companies. These devices found use in many early Quantel products. MCG had pioneered a range of fast data conversion products that could be used for converting video signals from analog to digital and back to analog. Quantel founder, Peter Michael, had previously founded Micro Consultants Group (MCG).
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