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Overview
Package Configuration
Make sure the following items are supplied with
the Sony MCC-1000MD HD Video Camera
(hereafter referred to as the “unit”).
The number in parentheses indicates how many
pieces of a particular item are supplied.
• Lens mount cap (1)
• Before Using This Unit (1)
• CD-ROM
(Instructions for Use in PDF format) (1)
• Warranty Booklet (1)
• Service Contact List (1)
• Information for Customers in Europe (1)
Features of This Unit
This equipment uses an image sensor to convert
an image from an optical device, then into a signal
processor which converts it into an electrical
video signal output.
This unit is a separated camera control unit-type
HD video camera consisting of a camera control
unit (CCU) and camera head equipped with a
1/2.8 type HD CMOS image sensor providing an
effective resolution of approximately 2.07
million pixels (1920 × 1080).
This camera lets you shoot HD images with 1,080
effective scanning lines even in progressive
format, allowing you to capture details and
movement in videos with greater clarity than in
interlaced format.
Additionally, synchronized operation of two of
these units allows you to shoot 3D videos.
Cutting-edge camera technologies
1/2.8 type Exmor R CMOS sensor
Equipped with three Exmor R CMOS sensors,
this camera allows shooting in Full HD.
Compact, lightweight camera head
The camera head is compact (approx. 34 × 39 ×
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43 mm (approx. 1
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× 1
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× 1
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in.)), and
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lightweight (approx. 60 g (approx. 2.1 oz.)),
making it easy to install and attach anywhere.
The camera cable (not supplied) between the
camera head and camera control unit can be
extended to up to 20 m (65.6 ft.).
Shooting modes for diverse imaging
applications
Picture profile function
This function allows the camera operator to easily
call up customized picturetonal settings to suit
particular shooting conditions. You can register
up to six picture profiles.
Picture flip
You can flip the camera picture output
horizontally, vertically, or both horizontally and
vertically.
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