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HVR-A1U CMOS Hand-Held HDV Camcorder
An extremely compact and lightweight camcorder, the The HVR-A1U is equipped with a 1/3” CMOS sensor with 2.97-megapixels and an Enhanced Imaging Processor to deliver outstanding picture quality. In addition to HDV1080i recording and playback, the HVR-A1U offers DVCAM/DV recording and playback capabilities, and down-conversion capability of its 1080i recordings for a flexible choice of production systems in HDV, DVCAM, or DV format. It features a Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* 10x high-definition zoom lens with four types of zoom control, electronic Super SteadyShot stabilization system, and simultaneous operation of 2.7” LCD monitor and B/W or color 0.44” viewfinder with peaking, histogram and zebra pattern functions. It also incorporates convenient and professional features such as two XLR audio inputs with 48v phantom power, time code capability, automatic shooting modes, and still image recording to Memory Stick Duo media. Other advanced features include Tele Macro function, SuperNight Shot, Skin Tone Detail, Black Stretch and Shot Transition function for smooth automatic scene transitions.
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HVR-HD1000U CMOS Shoulder-Mounted HDV Camcorder
Designed for mobility and professional appearance, the HVR-HD1000U features a shoulder-mount design and black matte body similar to that of professional camcorders. Ideal for corporate communications, colleges, wedding and event videography, the camera is equipped with premium design character- istics, and can record high-definition 1080i on a standard mini DV tape. A10x Carl Zeiss Vario Sonnar lens with SteadyShot image stabilization ensures the
perfect shot every time. A built-in down-converter creates DV material, perfect for standard DVD productions. Plus, a special still photo
mode is ideal for producing DVD cases and making wedding photo albums.
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HVR-Z5U 3-CMOS Handheld HDV Camcorder
A compact HDV camcorder designed to enhance creativity and deliver the highest standard of optical and audio quality, the HVR-Z5U incorporates Sony’s 3 ClearVid™
CMOS Sensor system with Exmor™ technology to provide excellent low-light
sensitivity and Sony’s 20x “G Lens” for superb resolution, color, and contrast, for breathtaking images that rival expensive interchangeable lenses. This sophisticated lens incorporates Sony’s unique optical technology and unparalleled quality control. Moreover, it’s been optimized to perfectly complement the camcorder’s image sensor and image-processing technology, thus expanding shooting possibilities. The 29.5-590mm (35mm equivalent) wide-angle zoom offers a field of view that’s ideal for many shooting situations. Zoom, focus, and iris control rings can be controlled using just one hand. Moreover, the built-in digital extender system increases the zoom ratio to approximately 30x while Sony’s optical Super SteadyShot system helps you achieve a stable picture.
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• They incorporate three Sony ClearVid™
HVR-Z5U • HVR-Z7U • HVR-S270U All Feature
1/3” CMOS sensor chips for high sensitivity, deep resolution,
low noise and a wider dynamic range. The sensors capture full HD1920 x 1080 resolution, resulting in better picture quality when recorded onto mini DV tape in the HDV format (1440 x 1080).
• The 3 ClearVid CMOS Sensor system is enhanced by Exmor technology providing superb performance in low-light environments with sensitivity of 1.5 lux.
• They can switch between HDV1080i, DVCAM, and standard DV recording for supreme flexibility. Native editing in the HDV format is supported by most popular NLE (nonlinear editing) software.
• They can convert material from 1080i down to 480i and output the video signals through their i.LINK interface and other SD output connectors.
• HDV can also be recorded as a memory file on inexpensive CompactFlash cards using the supplied (optional with the HVR-Z5U) HVR-MRC1K Memory Recording Unit, allowing a streamlined nonlinear editing workflow to be achieved. The cameras have a special shoe connector for direct attachment of the HVR-MRC1K without having to use a cable. The recording unit automatically synchronizes with the cameras, and various recording options (are available when using it in HYBRID operation. Store over two hours of HDV, DVCAM or DV on a 32GB CompactFlash card.
• They feature 24p/30p HDV native progressive recording and 24p/30p progressive scan mode • They are equipped with Sony’s 3.2” XtraFine LCD (921,000 pixels) and 0.45” XtraFine EVF (1.2 million pixels) for high-resolution and high-contrast images with remarkable color reproduction.
Sony’s HDV Format
The HDV tape transport mechanisms are based on the DV helical scan format. Therefore, videotapes used for DV recording can also be used for HD recording, and the recording time is equivalent. HDV1080i and HDV 720p devices are downward compatible with DV from which both HDV tape transports mechanisms were derived.
The HDV 1080i specification does not follow the DV tape footprint as HDV 720p does. In order to accommodate a higher bit-rate, the HDV 1080i specification adopted a unique track and sector structure that maximizes the length of the track for MPEG-2 payload recording. The video payload bit-rate is 25.4Mbps, which is 28% higher than what is possible by strictly adhering to the DV track and sector structure.
Content originated by HDV 1080i products is routinely used as “contribution” for high end productions, inter-cut with other high definition formats and eventually aired on network broadcasts. The HDV 1080i specification compresses HD video at 25 Mbps (same as DV). The 25Mbps data stream consumes only 2GB for every ten minutes of recording.
HDV 1080i has a very high vertical resolution of 1080 lines. It is possible to deliver 1.85:1 or 2.35:1 film formats with excellent visual quality. The high spatial and temporal resolution of HDV 1080i produces very detailed 35mm film out.
Blu-ray Disc recorders can be connected directly to compatible HDV devices via their i.Link® ports for an efficient and cost effective distribution of high quality prerecorded HD content. One single layer Blu-ray Disc media provides 115 minutes of native HDV 1080i recording. It is not necessary to resort to high compression schemes or to use expensive, time-consum- ing multi-pass encoders for long form program distribution.
• They have three built-in ND filters to help reduce light intensity under bright shooting conditions. • The HVR-Z5U and HVR-Z7U have HDMI output, the HVR-S270U has an HD/SD-SDI output connector. • A host of functions enhance operational versatility. These include -6 and -3dB gain settings, Smooth Gain function, advanced histogram, picture profile with up to 6 picture-quality settings, Color Correction and Skin Detail functions, White Balance Shift function and Smooth Slow Rec function which enables smooth slow-motion playback by capturing images 4x faster than normal.
HVR-Z7U • HVR-S270U
3-CMOS Handheld and Shoulder-Mount Interchangeable Lens HDV Camcorders
Ideal for documentaries, electronic newsgathering, independent production, music videos, web streaming, and more, the handheld HVR-Z7U and shoulder-mounted HVR-S270U step up from the HVR-Z5U with a 1/3” bayonet interchangeable lens system. This allows the use of a wide range of lenses from Canon and Fujinon. Both come standard with a 12x high-quality, multi-purpose Carl Zeiss lens for HD video, with a Vario- Sonnar T* coating to reduce reflections. A specially designed 8x wide-angle lens is also available as an option. These lenses give them the same functionality as Sony’s professional fixed-lens camcorders with built-in features such as auto-focus, optical stabilizer, and automatic back-focus adjustment. Using a special adaptor, users can also attach Sony’s Alpha series (digital still camera) lenses. The HVR-Z7U uses InfoLithium batteries and has an HDMI ouput. The HVR-S270U also supports stan- dard-size cassettes for extended recording times (up to 4.5 hours), has four-channel audio input and has an HD/SD-SDI output connector.
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