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    HVR-Z7E HVR-S270E Digital HD V ideo Camera Recorder HVR-M35E Digital HD V ideocassette Recorder www.sonybiz.net/hdv Preliminary[...]

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    Interchangeable l ens s ystem, n ativ e p r ogressiv e r ecor ding and s olid-state m emor y r ecording – Son y’s c ommitment to the HD V w or ld b r ings a r emarkable e v olution in n e xt-generation p r oducts . Sony is pr oud to introduce tw o ne w HD V™ camcorders that deliver the enhanced functionality pr ofessionals have been wa iting [...]

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    HVR-S270E HVR-M35E Memor y Recording Unit (supplied with the HVR-Z7E/S270E) 3 *These lenses, adaptors and matte box sets are not supplied. (with ENG lens*) (with c inema lens*) (with supplied lens) MK10453V1_PAL_1115.qxd 07.11.15 2:33 PM Page 3 (1,1)[...]

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    4 Ne w Line - up Expanding the HD V f or mat W or ld Switchable Recording and Playbac k – HD V1080i/D VC AM/D V Built-in Do wn-con ver ter for SD Pr oduction Native editing in the HD V format is supported by most of the popular NLE (Nonlinear editing) software manufacturers. Additionally , the HDV signals can be recor ded as a file on non-tape me[...]

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    5 ✜ 1/3 inch-type 3 ClearV id CMOS Sensor system The newly de veloped 1/3-inch type 3 ClearVid CMOS Sensor™ system has 45-degree rotated pixels on each chip in order to increase the signal density , w hile each pixel maintains suf ficient surf ace area. In combination with Enhanced Imaging Pr ocessor™ (EIP), the 3 ClearVid CMOS Sensor system [...]

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    6 ✜ Natural-touch Lens Operation Focus The newly designed f ocus r ing of f ers two types of manual f ocus , plus an auto f ocus mode that can be easily switched by sliding the f ocus ring forw ard or backw ard. When the f ocus ring is in the front position, the lens w orks in the same way as the HVR-Z1E, HVR-V1E and DSR-PD170P . In this case, ei[...]

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    7 ✜ W ide Range of Lenses The flexible bay onet lens attachment system allows you to use a wide range of lenses. Standard 1/3-inch HD video lenses, from manuf acturer s such as Fujinon and Canon, can be attached directly to the HVR-Z7E and HVR-S270E. If you’ d like to attach a 2/3-inch or 1/2-inch HD video lens on the HVR-Z7E or HVR-S270E, it i[...]

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    8 Operational V er satility ✜ New Man ual Camera settings Three ND filters The HVR-Z7E and HVR-S270E have three built-in ND (Neutral Density) f ilters, w hich help users to reduce light intensity under bright shooting conditions . Negative Gain Negativ e gain settings of -6 and -3 dB have also been added to help reduce sensitivity under bright li[...]

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    9 Picture Prof ile Up to six dif ferent picture-quality settings, including ga mma and colo u r settings, can be registered in the memor y as picture prof iles . This labo u r -saving function allows oper ators to easily recall customi s ed picture- quality settings f or various shooting conditions. It is also useful f or matching f ootage shot at [...]

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    10 ✜ 25p Progressiv e Scan Mode In this mode, the 1080p image captured by the 3 ClearVid CMOS Sensor system is also recorded as an interlaced signal by dividing each frame into tw o f ields. This enables compatibility with current editing and monitoring equipment that only accept inter lace signals, wh ile m aintaining the quality of the 1080p im[...]

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    11 ✜ HD V/D VC AM/D V File Recording on Easily Obtained CompactFlash Card The recording time on a 16-GB CF card* 9 in HD V , D VC AM and D V f ormat* 10 is approxim ately 72 minutes. *9 At least 133x speed and 2-GB capacity is required. The NCFD8GP and NCFD16GP Sony CF cards are recommended. *10 The recording time m ay change according to the CF [...]

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    12 ✜ Hybrid Operation Reali s es Archiving, IT W or kf low and HD/SD P arallel Recording The Memor y Recording Unit pr ovides a h ybrid operation, where images are recorded to tape and a CF card simultaneously , in a similar f ashion to the HVR-DR60 Hard Disk Recording Unit* 12 . *12 HVR-DR60 does not accept a native progressiv e HD V stream. Thi[...]

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    PC with CF card slot CF card USB connection i.LINK connection PC with USB interface PC with i.LINK(IEEE1394) connector Memory Recording Unit on the supplied cradle Memory Recording Unit CF CF card CF CF card reader(USB)* *Not supplied. CF card CF Display HVR-Z7E + or HDV VTR / Camcorder Component Composite/S-Video HDMI (HVR-Z7E) HD/SD-SDI (HVR-S270[...]

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    14 ✜ HD V , D VC AM and D V Recording on a miniD V Cassette ta pe The HVR-Z7E accepts miniD V cassette tapes, w hich pro vide o ver 60 minutes recording time f or HDV and D V fo r m at s , ove r 40 minutes for D VCAM f or mat. ✜ An Ideal Handheld Camcorder Design Sony has responded to pr ofessional user f eedback to create the ideal handheld ca[...]

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    15 ✜ infoLITHIUM L Series Batter y Compatible The HVR-Z7E uses the same batteries as the HVR-Z1E, HVR-V1E and DSR-PD170P , so you can fully utili s e your existing batter y and charger assets. ✜ HDMI output connector Uncompressed digital HD video and audio signals are output from the HDMI connector . Y ou can see stunning HD images on the HDMI-[...]

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    16 The HVR-S270E offers videographer s a traditional “on-the-shoulder” feel with the benef its of increased camera stability and longer recording time of up to 4.5 hours with st andard size cassettes. ✜ Standard-size Cassette Compatibility A standard-size cassette tape pro vides approximately 4.5 hours of HDV/D V recording or approximately 3 [...]

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    17 The HVR-M35E is compatible with HD V na tiv e progressiv e recording modes and suppor ts HD/SD-SDI output with embedded audio and TC data. ✜ HD/SD-SDI Output The HD/SD-SDI output of HVR-M35E allows str aight duplication to a deck with HD/SD-SDI input. ✜ Multi-format Playback/Recording Capability The HVR-M35E supports HDV nativ e progressiv e[...]

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    • LED reliability and low power consumption of 16W •Battery power from NP-F770/F970 •Wide compatibility f or flexible installation (Cold shoe/Screw bolt/Screw hole) •Ideal f or Wide-angle shooting and interviews Spot (600lx@1m) or flood-lighting (300lx@1m) with attached condensing lens ON or Of f •Light dif fuser attached to soften shadow[...]

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    19 HDV1080/60i, 1080/50i, 1080/24p, 1080/25p, 1080/30p DV CA M, DV SP 480/60i (NTSC), 576/50i (P AL) HDV1080/60i, 1080/50i, 1080/24p, 1080/25p, 1080/30p. HDV720/24p, 720/25p, 720/30p DV CA M, DV SP 480/60i (NTSC), 576/50i (P AL) 1080/60i, 1080/50i, 480/60i (NTSC), 576/50i (P AL), 480/60P , 576/50P 720/60P , 720/50P Max. 18.812 mm/s Max. 28.218 mm/s[...]

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    Services from Sony: working with you, working for you. Recognising that every company and every challenge is unique, we offer a complete and compre - hen siv e ra nge of se rvic es all the wa y t hro ugh con sul tin g, plan nin g, fina ncin g, imp leme nta tio n, tra ini ng, ser vic ing , ma int ena nce and su ppo rt. Cho ose ex actl y w hat ’s [...]