Scene File System; Wide Choice Of Optional Microphones - Sony PMW350K Brochure & Specs

Scene File System

The Scene File feature of the PMW-350 allows camera
operators to easily call up customized picture-tonal
settings – such as the parameters of matrix, detail,
gamma, and knee – to suit particular shooting conditions,
rather than having to readjust the camera each time. This
gives users greater operational efficiency. SxS memory
cards can be used for storing and loading scene files.
Viewfinder with 3.5-inch* Color LCD
The PMW-350 is equipped with a large, easy-to-view, color
LCD with a high resolution of 1920 x 480 pixels, which
simplifies focusing. The viewfinder can also be used to
instantly review recorded footage, as well as access the
camera's set-up menus, view thumbnails, and display
status indications.
When the elbow block is opened up, the screen can be
monitored directly, and menu setting and thumbnails are
easily accessed using switches on the inside panel. The
PMW-350 also has an interface for the DXF-20W and
DXF-51.**
*Viewable area measured diagonally.
**The supplied viewfinder and DXF viewfinder cannot be used
concurrently.
Connector for supplied viewfinder
Connector for DXF viewfinder

Wide Choice of Optional Microphones

Although the PMW-350 is equipped with a shotgun
microphone, three optional microphones – the ECM-680S,
ECM-678/9X and ECM-673/9X – are also available. As with
the supplied microphone, the ECM-680S can operate
in either Stereo or Monaural (Uni-directional) mode.
These modes can be selected from the switch on the
microphone or from the PMW-350 itself.
The camcorder is also equipped with a slot to
accommodate a DWR-S01D* digital wireless microphone
receiver, which provides two-channel audio with stable
and secure transmission that tolerates interference waves.
The WRR-855 Series microphone receiver can also be used
in this slot.
*The digital wireless microphone system is not available in countries
where prohibited by radio law.
Assignable Buttons for Quick Access to
Desired Functions
Frequently used functions can be programmed to six
assignable buttons on the PMW-350, allowing operators
to make rapid changes when working in the field. The
color temperature button and lens RET button also can be
utilized as additional assignable buttons.
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