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PDW-F800 and PDW-700 Common Features
2/3-inch-type Three HD
Power HAD FX CCDs
The PDW-F800/700 is equipped with three 2/3-inch type
2.2-megapixel full HD progressive CCDs, which are also
used in the well-proven HDC-1500 Sony Multi-format HD
Camera. Based on Sony's Power HAD™ FX sensor
technology and the latest on-chip lens structure, this
CCD offers a high sensitivity of F11 at 59.94 Hz (F12 at
50 Hz) and an excellent signal-to-noise ratio of 59 dB in
Noise Suppression (NS) mode,
which helps to reduce the
high-frequency noise
elements of video
signals using Sony's
advanced digital
processing technology.
14-bit A/D Conversion
The PDW-F800/700 incorporates a high-performance
14-bit A/D converter that enables images captured by
the high-performance CCDs to be processed with
maximum precision. In particular, this high-resolution A/D
conversion allows the gradation in mid-to-dark-tone
areas of the picture to be faithfully reproduced. Thanks to
the 14-bit A/D converter, pre-knee signal compression in
highlighted areas can be eliminated, and the camera
can clearly reproduce a high-luminance subject at a
600% dynamic range.
State-of-the-art DSP LSI
The newly developed DSP (Digital Signal Processing) LSI
is the heart of the image-processing device of the
PDW-F800/700 camcorder. In conjunction with the 14-bit
A/D converter, it reproduces images captured by the
CCD at maximum quality. In addition, on its large-scale
logic circuits, this DSP comes with a variety of image-
correction capabilities, some of which used to be on
analog circuits, allowing for stable image correction.
Moreover, a newly incorporated function - Automatic
Lens Aberration Compensation*
performance to provide stunning picture quality.
*1: Works only with applicable lenses. Please contact lens manufacturers for details.
Supported Recording Formats - HD/SD and
Interlace/Progressive
One of the big appeals of the PDW-F800/700 is its highly
flexible multi-format recording capability. Users can
select a recording format from HD (MPEG HD422 and
MPEG HD) and SD (MPEG IMX™*
variety of frame frequencies (as shown in the table on
page 4).
*1: The PDW-700 requires an optional CBKZ-MD01 key.
- can optimize lens
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and DVCAM™*
), in a
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XDCAM HD422 Camcorder
High-quality 24-bit Audio Recording
The PDW-F800/700 records uncompressed four-channel,
24-bit audio (MPEG HD422 mode). It is also equipped
with a range of audio interfaces.
Well-balanced Compact Body
The PDW-F800/700 is designed to be very compact and
ergonomically well balanced, providing a high level of
mobility and comfort in various shooting situations. It
weighs only 6.0 kg (13 lb 4 oz) including the HDVF-20A
viewfinder, the ECM-680S microphone, the PFD50DLA disc
and the BP-GL95A battery pack.
Shock- and Dust-resistant Disc Drive
To minimize errors caused by shock or dust entering the
disc drive, the PDW-F800/700 has several unique ways of
providing operational resistance to such factors. The disc
drive entrance is concealed by two lids, helping to
prevent any dust from entering the drive. In addition, four
rubber dampers are used to hold the disc drive block in
place and to absorb shocks that would otherwise go
into the disc drive.
Viewfinders*
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Two types of optional viewfinder are available for users:
HDVF-20A and HDVF-200 2.0-inch*
viewfinders and HDVF-C30WR 2.7-inch*
3.5-inch*
color viewfinders.
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*1: No viewfinder is supplied with the PDW-F800/700.
*2: Viewable area measured diagonally.
HDVF-C30WR
HDVF-20A
monochrome
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and HDVF-C35W
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HDVF-C35W
HDVF-200
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