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Versatile System Components
HDLA-1500/HDLA-1505/HDLA-1507 – Maximizing Operability
To meet the demand for operations that combine a portable camera with a large lens, Sony has developed highly sophisticated HDLA-1500 and
HDLA-1505 Large Lens Adaptors to maximize the operability of HDC-2400, HDC-2500, and HDC-2570 cameras.
Generally, setting up a portable camera to a large lens adaptor is a difficult task, especially fine-tuning the mechanical adjustments between
each device. However, with the HDLA-1500 or HDLA-1505 Large Lens Adaptor, time-consuming adjustments and wiring are completely
eliminated. Another convenient peripheral for the portable cameras, the HDLA-1507 Large Viewfinder Adaptor, is also available, enabling a
large viewfinder to be used.
Unique Interlocking Mechanism for
Simple Operation
HDLA-1500, HDLA-1505, and HDLA-1507 adaptors do not require any cable
wiring. Utilizing an unprecedented interlocking mechanism, this solution
passes through the power, video, and control signals directly from the
portable camera to the HDLA Series adaptor. This unique mechanism also
allows the portable camera to be attached and detached without
removing large lenses. Furthermore, a lens can be removed even when the
camera is mounted on the HDLA-1500 or HDLA-1505 adaptor. The
interlocking mechanism therefore allows for astonishingly quick and
smooth setup.
1
Docking
Open the rear cover of the HDLA Series adaptor.
There is no need to detach the viewfinder.
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Low-profile Design
The low-profile design significantly improves your view, while also
minimizing the parallax between the optical axis of the camera head and
viewfinder.
2
Docking
Mount the portable camera and slide
forward until you hear the locking click.
3
Docking
Close the rear cover.