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Main Features

New CCD Imaging System

Exceptional picture quality, due to a new 1/3 inch, three CCD progressive imaging system

that has 410,000 pixels per chip. This new system was developed specifically for broadcast

and professional applications. These new CCD's are able to record light as low as three

lux, enabling the shooter to record nighttime events in good detail. The picture quality is

outstanding, with a high signal- to- noise ratio and low smear in bright areas.

Newly developed Zoom Lens

The DVX100 uses a Leica Dicomar ™ lens which incorporates the optical technology of

Leica Camera AG. This lens system employs 15 lens elements in 11 groups, including two

aspherical lenses, to render a shaper image. A Leica multicoating process is applied to the

lenses to reduce flare and ghosts. The 10X zoom has been designed to increase the lens'

wide-angle (f=4.5 to 45mm) capabilities. The zoom lens utilizes a cam-driven manual zoom

ring, with quick, nimble manual zooming as well as a multi-speed servo driven zoom rocker

switch, plus a three-speed handle zoom.

Optical Image Stabilizer Compensates for Hand Held Production

Incorporated in the DVX100 is an OIS (Optical Image Stabilizer) that compensates for slight

hand shaking that may occur when shooting handheld.

A gyrosensor detects handshake and sends signals to a linear motor, which adjusts the lens

to compensate. This process takes place prior to the CCD image capture rather than in the

downstream electronic processing, this minimizes any effect of handshake.

World's First DV 24p Mode and Cine-Like Gamma

The DVX100 is the world's first handheld camera designed with video & cinema looks. You

have a choice of three shooting modes, which are selectable, 24p (24 fps progressive) for

images with a movie-like look and motion, 30p (30 fps progressive) or standard 60i (60 fps

interlaced). Images that are captured in 24p mode, Re converted to either 2:3 (24p Mode)

or (24p Advanced) with a 2:3:3:2 pulldown sequence. And recorded onto the video tape in

the standard 60i Video format, which allows for playback on an ordinary DV VCR and TV

monitor and edited on a DV system.