As television broadcasting evolves steadily towards High Definition (HD), there is a strong demand for a new breed of slow-motion camera systems - one that offers full HD performance. In response to this demand, Sony introduced the HDC-3300 Super Motion Camera and HDCU-3300 Camera Control Unit - its long-awaited HD slow-motion camera system. Today, it has evolved into the HDC-3300R - a next-generation model with stunning picture quality by enhanced S/N ratio, state-of-the-art features, and a host of new functions.
Sony's cutting-edge technology enables the HDC-3300 to capture full-resolution 1920 x 1080 High Definition images at an amazing three times the normal frame rate. The CCU connects to the camera via optical fibre with digital data for perfect HD images over runs of up to 2500 metres.
Three times capture speed
Long-distance Optical Fibre Transmission
High-quality Normal-speed HD Images
Flexible System Configuration
Reliable Camera Head Operation
Features:
- Three-times normal speed HD signal output -- 1080/180i (59.94i), 1080/150i (50i), 720/180P (59.94P), and 720/150P (50P)
- Long-distance optical fiber transmission
- High-quality normal-speed HD images
- Flexible system configuration compatible with other Sony broadcast camera peripherals including the RCP-700/900 series remote controllers, CNU-700 network command units, and MSU-900/950 master setup units.
- Focus Assist Functions
- Ergonomic Design
- Reliable Camera Head Operation
- Knee saturation
- Low-key saturation
- Triple skin tone detail control
- Five assignable switches
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