Features; Principal Differences Between The Pdw-F330 And Pdw-F350; Camera Features - Sony CINEALTA PDW-F330K Operating Instructions Manual

Features

The PDW-F330/F350 is an XDCAM
integrating an HD video camera using three HD CCDs of
1
the / -inch type with a total effective pixel count of 1.56
2
million, and a Professional Disc
This unit provides a range of useful shooting functions for
video production, and allows shooting and recording in
both progressive scan and interlace scan modes with an
HD image having 1080 effective scan lines. Since it also
supports SD 3) DVCAM recording, it can be used through
a transition from SD to HD production.
The use of Professional Disc adds high reliability to
recording and playback, and the unit also includes many
playback and editing functions exploiting the possibilities
of random access.
1) XDCAM and "Professional Disc" are trademarks of Sony Corporation.
2) HD: High Definition
3) SD: Standard Definition
Principal Differences Between the
PDW-F330 and PDW-F350
The specifications of the PDW-F330 and PDW-F350
differ in part, as follows.
Item PDW-F330
Viewfinder 1.5-inch CRT,
4:3 aspect ratio
(supplied as
standard)
Video output BNC ×3 (analog
connectors component
outputs, HD/SD
switchable)
Audio output RCA ×2
connectors
Timecode input/ BNC (input/output
output connectors switchable)
Slow & quick- No
motion functions
a) A DXF-20W 2-inch CRT viewfinder (option) with aspect ratio 16:9 can
be installed in the camcorder.

Camera Features

1 / -inch HD CCD
2
The use of three interline transfer CCD with an effective
pixel count of approximately 1.56 million (1440 ×1080)
enables high sensitivity, high picture quality, and high
fineness video shooting.
1) HD 2) camcorder
1)
drive.
PDW-F350
2-inch CRT, aspect
ratio 16:9
(supplied as
standard)
a)
BNC (HDSDI
output)
XLR, 5-pin
(balanced output)
BNC ×2
(one for input, the
other for output)
Yes
Camera signal processing for high quality
video
A specially-developed ASIC (application specific
integrated circuit) for signal processing provides the
following functions.
• A 12-bit A/D converter ensures recording of pictures
stable at high quality.
• Both progressive and interlace scan modes are
supported.
• You can select from five HD shooting/recording modes:
1) 2)
23.98P , 25P, 29.97P
support of various applications including digital cinema
production, program production, and event video
production.
• For recording and playback in the DVCAM format (SD),
the aspect ratio (16:9/4:3) and standard broadcasting
system (NTSC/PAL) can be freely selected. Further,
when NTSC is selected, video shot at 23.98P can also be
subjected to 2-3 pulldown and recorded. (The recording
format is then 59.94i.)
1) In this system, shown as 23.9P or 23.98P.
2) In this system, shown as 30P.
3) In this system, shown as 60I.
Shooting functions provide various effects
This unit is equipped with many of the functions provided
in a film camera, allowing the operator creative control
through a variety of techniques.
Slow shutter function
A maximum of 64 frames can be accumulated using the
slow shutter function. In low light levels this allows clear
and noiseless video to be shot, and provides a fantasy
video effect with ghost images.
Time lapse function (interval recording)
Using this function slow-moving subjects can be shot with
the movement compressed in time. This is convenient for
many applications, such as monitoring plant growth, or the
progress of a construction site.
1) This function is available when the recording mode is MPEG HD.
Slow & quick-motion functions
F350
The PDW-F350 has slow & quick-motion functions.
These allow the shooting frame rate to be different from
the playback frame rate, allowing the same functions as
overcranking or undercranking with a film camera. Unlike
low-speed or high-speed playback of normally shot video,
this provides a smooth slow-motion effect, or action
speeded up beyond what is actually possible.
1) This function is available when the recording mode is MPEG HD.
3)
, 50i, and 59.94i , for ideal
1)
1)
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