Recording Time; Playing Time - Sony FDRX3000/W Manual

Recording time

FDR-X3000
Image quality: 4K 30p
Continuous recording time: 50 minutes (60 minutes)
Typical recording time: 40 minutes (45 minutes)
Image quality: HQ
Continuous recording time: 125 minutes (135 minutes)
Typical recording time: 80 minutes (85 minutes)
HDR-AS300
Image quality: HQ
Continuous recording time: 125 minutes (135 minutes)
Typical recording time: 80 minutes (85 minutes)
HDR-AS50
Image quality: HQ
Continuous recording time: 165 minutes (195 minutes)
Typical recording time: 110 minutes (130 minutes)

Playing time

FDR-X3000
Image quality is 4K 30p: 90 minutes (100 minutes)
Image quality is HQ: 170 minutes (195 minutes)
HDR-AS300
Image quality is HQ: 170 minutes (195 minutes)
The time measured when using one fully charged battery pack
( ) indicates the recording duration when the Wi-Fi remote control is set to off, and for playing time,
when the camera is connected to a TV by an HDMI cable (sold separately).
The recording time may be shorter, depending on the recording conditions.
The recording time may be longer when you set the Wi-Fi or GPS
* GPS is only for FDR-X3000/HDR-AS300
Shooting 4K movies and connecting to the Wi-Fi network requires a lot of electric power, so
continuous movie shooting may cause overheating of the camera. To protect the camera, the
power turns off automatically when overheating occurs.
When you start shooting a movie after leaving the camera turned off for a while, the continuous
movie shooting time (the time from the start to the end of shooting) shown below is available.
The recordable time may be shorter, especially when you shoot 4K movies in a high temperature
environment.
Continuous movie shooting time
(*1)
*
setting to OFF.
Movie format