Sony DXC-D30 User Manual

NTSC
Digital Video Camera
DXC-D30
Digital Video Camera
DXC-D30WS
Betacam SP Camcorder
PVW-D30
Digital Camcorder
DSR-130
he Sony DXC-D30 is a bench mark
ratio, switchable to 4:3. When shooting
DXC-D30
PVW-D30
DXC-D30WS
DSR-130
setting digital video camera
designed as a top-end model for video professionals. Incorporating Sony’s latest DSP (Digital Signal Processing) technology based on Sony’s TruEye™ process, the DXC-D30 offers the faithful color reproduction never before experienced with conventional analog or digital cameras. Drastic vertical smear reduction and high sensitivity achieved by the Power HAD™ CCDs provide more shooting opportunities, while maintaining superior picture quality.
Now Sony introduces the DXC-D30WS wide screen camera to Sony’s
in the 16:9 format, the DXC-D30WS offers outstanding picture quality and tremendous flexibility for a variety of applications.
The DXC-D30 and DXC-D30WS are cameras which fit the current analog and digital acquisition systems as well as Sony’s new production system based on the DVCAM digital recording format. These cameras dock directly not only to existing camera adaptors and analog on­board VTRs via an analog interface, but also to the newly developed Sony DSR-1 DVCAM Digital Recorder via a component digital interface, “Pro 76-pin Digital”
connector. professional digital camera line-up. The DXC-D30WS incorporates three Power HAD WS™ CCDs which have been specifically designed for a 16:9 aspect
The DXC-D30/D30WS also offers superior
in the operational convenience.
Responding to the increasing demands
from professionals, it provides a variety
of key automatic functions. With all
these features packed in its compact
camera body, the DXC-D30/D30WS
creates a new world of acquisition in
a wide spectrum of applications.
The DXC-D30 is a digital signal processing camera, and its sister model DXC-D30WS is a wide-screen camera for the 16:9 aspect ratio with a switching capability to also capture the image in a 4:3 aspect ratio. Both models have the following features.
Sony State-of-the-art Digital Camera Signal Processing Technology
The DXC-D30/D30WS incorporates state-of-the-art digital camera processing technology which is designed to fully exploit the benefits of DSP (Digital Signal Processing).
TruEye™ Process
The TruEye digital signal process employed in the DXC-D30/ D30WS is a true innovation in camera signal processing, made possible by Sony digital signal technology. In conventional RGB analog or digital processing, some nonlinear signal processing occurs after gamma correction, such as white clip and knee correction, and can result in hue factor distortion - a phenomenon that is particularly obvious in extreme high-light conditions. This significant problem is totally eliminated by the TruEye process which manages video signal data according to three factors - brightness, hue and saturation - so that color in even a wide dynamic range can be reproduced as faithfully as by the human eye without hue factor distortion.
Based on the TruEye system, the DXC-D30/D30WS also offers a unique feature called DynaLatitude™ which adaptively manages the contrast of each pixel according to a histogram of video signal level distribution. The DynaLatitude feature brings a new dimension to other technologies such as Dynamic Contrast Control (DCC). The DynaLatitude feature optimizes video level distribution based on video signal histograms in order to utilize the limited dynamic range of the video signal standard.
Real Time Self Diagnostics
Even though the DXC-D30/D30WS was designed to be highly reliable, it employs a powerful self diagnostic system which informs the operator, in real time, of the connecting conditions of the LSI (Large Scale Integration) circuits and printed circuit boards, as well as electrical connection conditions between the camera and a VTR. Even if the operator is not familiar with digital circuitry, the DXC-D30/D30WS informs them of exactly what is happening.
High Picture Quality
The horizontal resolution and the signal to noise ratio of the DXC-D30/D30WS are ranked among the highest in the industry. The Modulation Depth of the DXC-D30 is 55% (typical) at 5MHz and that of the DXC-D30WS is 70% (typical) in the 16:9 mode. The newly developed digital circuits drastically reduce the aliasing phenomenon, which was found even in conventional digital cameras, while maintaining the high resolution.
High Stability and
Uniformity
Having DSP technology, the DXC-D30/ D30WS assures a high degree of stability through its video output. The picture tone is kept uniform among multiple DXC-D30/D30WS’s.
Detail Corrections by DSP
Skin Detail with Auto Detection of Active Area
The Skin Detail function in the DXC-D30/D30WS gives the subject a pleasing facial complexion, while maintaining the sharpness of the other areas. The designated active area of Skin Detail can be set with the digital circuits by simply adjusting the Area Detect Cursor on the viewfinder screen and SKIN SET button on a camera side panel. The color range of the Skin Detail active area and Skin Detail level can be also set by the viewfinder menu system. The range of color detection for detail correction is 360 degrees.
Black Halo-Free, Clean Detail
The DXC-D30/D30WS provides edges with a natural line and appropriate thickness in areas with extreme dark-to-light or light-to-dark transitions, by digitally optimizing the level of detail signal to each of the transition points, not by just clipping the detail signal. Consequently, the ‘Black Halo’ effect which is seen as thick black edges surrounding an extremely bright object, as well as a stepping diagonal edge, have been dramatically reduced.
Red Vertical Detail Correction
The Vertical Detail Correction signal, which is digitally created from both the Green and Red signals, assures image sharpness when shooting highly saturated subjects or subjects bathed in red light.
Horizontal Detail Frequency Control
The Horizontal Detail Frequency can be controlled by the VF Menu System according to the user’s preference.
Power HAD CCD (DXC-D30 only )
The DXC-D30 incorporates three Power HAD CCD sensors. These sensors feature a minimal smear level equivalent to conventional FIT CCDs, which addresses the tough demands of the high-end production field. The total performance of the Power HAD CCD sensor approaches that of the standard FIT.
Low Smear Level
Vertical Smear Level of the DXC-D30 is -125dB which is the same level as conventional FIT sensors. This feature will give
DXC-D30
DXC-D30WS
PVW-D30
DSR-130
the operator more freedom to shoot subjects in high light situations.
High Sensitivity
The Power HAD sensor in the DXC-D30 achieves a high sensitivity of F11.0 (at 2000 lx, 3200K) and minimum illumination of 0.5 lx. This feature affords a greater opportunity to shoot under extremely low-light conditions.
High S/N Ratio
The improved CCD process combined with the camera’s new digital circuits means a reduction in CCD noise. The signal­to-noise ratio is improved to 63dB, one of the highest specification in the industry.
Enhanced Ease of Operation
Responding to the increasing demands for more automatic functions in a professional level camera, the DXC-D30/D30WS boosts several new and improved functions sure to please the most demanding camera person.
Total Level Control System (TLCS)
Even if the incoming light exceeds the range of the automatic iris control either above or below, by using the iris control in combination with Auto Gain Control (AGC) and CCD AE (Auto Exposure, the application of variable shutter of CCD), the DXC-D30/D30WS offers proper picture exposure. This function is called TLCS. While still maintaining low-noise characteristics, TLCS affords ease of operation for this high­end professional camera.
Auto Iris
Auto Iris
Programmable
AGCAE
Programmable
DXC-D30 DXC-D30WS
Conventional Camera
EZ Focus Function
EZ Focus is a function to assist focusing without stopping down the lens. By just pushing the EZ Focus button, the iris is automatically opened so that the depth of field is reduced to make critical focusing easier. At the same time, the electronic shutter is automatically set to obtain the correct light level. The EZ Focus function is overridden while recording.
File Management from Personal
Computers
The REMOTE connector (10-pin) of the DXC-D30/D30WS is designed in accordance with the RS-232C standard. This feature also makes it possible to manage the setup file data from personal computers with proper Sony protocol.
New EZ Mode Function
Instantly setting a camera to a standard or an auto position is done by simply pressing the EZ Mode button. The DXC-D30/ D30WS has two alternative EZ Modes - STANDARD or CUSTOM. When set to CUSTOM EZ Mode, the camera setting is changed in accordance with the selected setup file.
Auto Tracing White Balance (ATW)
In the DXC-D30/D30WS, tracing of the white area in Auto Tracing White Balance (ATW) is fast enough to meet professional demands. In addition, the accuracy of the white balance adjustment is enhanced.
Enhanced Functions for Picture Creation
Camera Setup Files
The DXC-D30/D30WS is equipped with a convenient VF (Viewfinder) Menu System; a control menu with superimposed characters on the VF screen. Depending on the requirement, the menu contents can be selected with the SETUP (STD/FILE) selector switch.
STD position (Standard VF Menu System)
When the SETUP switch is set to the STD position, setting of the camera parameters or defining of the switch functions can be done with the VF Menu System, the same way as with conventional Sony cameras.
FILE position (VF Menu System for File Management)
When the SETUP switch is set to FILE position, a total of eight setup files can be used with the dedicated VF Menu System. These files are as follows.
Factory Preset Files
Five Factory Preset Files are set by Sony to accommodate the five most common lighting situations, such as STANDARD, HIGH SATURATION and FLORESCENT.
User Files
Three User Files allow the operator to set camera parameters which match their own particular shooting situations. User Files can be easily made by modifying a Factory Preset File.
Scene Files
With the optional Sony RCP-TX7 Remote Control Panel with powerful remote capabilities, 16 scene files can be created and stored. Almost all the parameters for camera operation and camera set-up can be stored into scene files, and the most suitable file for each shooting situation can be instantly recalled using the menu button on the RCP-TX7.
Setup Data Management with
DVCAM Cassette
The DXC-D30/D30WS combined with the DSR-1 has the following camera data management;
SetupNavi™ — Camera Setup File Storage
The DXC-D30/D30WS combined with the DSR-1 has the SetupNavi function to store the User Files or Factory Preset Files of the DXC-D30/D30WS directly onto VAUX (Video Auxiliary) data territory of the DVCAM cassette tape. The data can be stored on or recalled from the tape via the VF Menu System.
Using the DVCAM cassette as a medium, the setup data can
be transferred to other DXC-D30/D30WS’s.
SetupLog™ — Automatic Recording of Camera Setting Data
Even without using the file system, the information of each setting parameter of the DXC-D30/D30WS for every shot is automatically recorded by the DSR-1 on the VAUX territory in each video track of the DVCAM cassette tape. This function is called SetupLog. It is useful not only for the camera operator if there is a need to re-take the same shot, but also for checking the operating conditions during a particular shoot.
Convenient Features
Remote Control of Hyper Gain
Hyper Gain is a convenient function for shooting under extremely low-light situations without using a lighting system. It instantly increases the gain-up value to be +36dB in total, combining the electronic gain-up of +30dB and the Dual Pixel Readout effects (equivalent to +6dB gain-up). The Hyper Gain can be assigned to be the highest gain position (H) of the GAIN selector switch (H/M/L). Consequently, Hyper Gain can be switched on or off remotely from the RM-M7G, CCU-M5, CCU-M7 or the CCU-TX7 system.
Adjustable Black Stretch and
Compress
The contrast in the black area of the image can be adjusted by the black stretch/ compress control function. Black Stretch emphasizes the contrast in the dark areas, while Black Compress enhances or deepens the darkness.
Dual Zebra
The DXC-D30/D30WS has two types of zebra patterns ­‘ZEBRA 1’ and ‘ZEBRA 2’. ‘ZEBRA 1’ can be set within a range of 70 IRE to 90 IRE by 1 IRE. ‘ZEBRA 2’ provides a zebra pattern in the area with more than 100% video level. Dual zebra display - to show both ZEBRA 1 and 2 - as well as display of either one is possible.
Monitor Out
The DXC-D30/D30WS is equipped with a MONITOR OUT connector (BNC). Via this connector, the user can check the shooting conditions by displaying a color picture with characters superimposed on a connected external monitor. This is in addition to the image displayed on the unit’s viewfinder.
Others
Programmable Gain
Clear Scan (CLS)
Date & Time Superimposition
Built-in 1kHz Audio Reference
Adjustable Shoulder Pad
SMPTE/ SNG Color Bars
System Versatility
Dockable to a Variety of VTRs
The DXC-D30/D30WS is equipped with two types of connectors - the new ‘Pro 76-pin Digital’ connector and the conventional ‘Pro 50-pin’ connector. The Pro 76-pin Digital connector supplies 4:2:2 10-bit component digital output, which allows expandability for unlimited applications and future digital interfacing, with a variety of devices. Via the Pro 76-pin Digital connector, the DSR-1 DVCAM Recorder can be directly docked to the DXC-D30/D30WS. Through the Pro 50-pin connector, a variety of dockable analog video recorders can be attached to the DXC-D30/D30WS.
Supports Current CA and CCU
Via the Pro 50-pin connector, the CA-537/ 327/ 325A/ 325B Camera Adaptors can also be used just like the current camera system. Via the Pro 76-pin Digital connector, the CA-TX7 Triax Adapter can be connected. Sony’s RM-M7G, CCU-M5, CCU-M7 and CCU-TX7 can also be used for remote control operation.
With Personal Computers
The 10-pin connector (REMOTE Connector) for the RM-M7G and RCP-TX7 is designed in accordance with the RS-232C standard. This allows the DXC-D30/D30WS to be remotely controlled from an external personal computer with proper Sony protocol.
DXF-41 or 51 (Large viewfinder)
DXF-701WS (Standard viewfinder)
VCL-918BY (Zoom lens)
VCT-U14 (Tripod adaptor)
Camcorder operation
76-Pin
DSR-1
CAC-4 (Chest pad)
(Remote controller)
C-74/ECM-670/ECM-672 (External Mic.)
CAC-12 (Mic. holder)
RM-M7G
EC-0.5C2 (Mic. cable)
DXC-D30/D30WS (Camera head)
CCA-7
(Remote Control Panel)
PVV-3 (Betacam SP 2000PRO recorder)
RM-LG1
CCA-7
RCP-TX7
76-Pin, 50-pin
DXC-D30/D30WS
Use as a portable camera
Triax Cable (Max.1500m)
CA-TX7
CA-537
CCU-TX7 (Camera Control Unit)
CCZ-A (Max.300m)
CCZ-A (Max.300m)
CCZQ-A (Max.10m)
CCZQ-A (Max.10m)
CCZ-A (Max.10m)
PVV-3
CCA-7 (Max. 50m)
CCU-M7 (Camera Control Unit)
CCU-M5 (Camera Control Unit)
VO-8800 (U-matic recorder)
S-VHS portable VTR or EVV-9000 + VA-90
BVW-50 (Betacam SP recorder)
50-Pin
COU-TX7 (Camera Operation Unit)
RCP-TX7 (Remote Control Panel)
VCL-918BY
Inner Focus Zoom Lens
To meet the enhanced performance of the DXC-D30/ D30WS, the Sony VCL-918BY x18 zoom lens is newly incorporated as their standard lens. Its inner focus adjustment method and excellent performance will further expand acquisition applications of the cameras.
CA-511
CA-511
CA-512P
CA-513
NP-1B (Battery)
LC-421 (Carrying case)
DSR-1 (DVCAM recorder)
EVV-9000 (Hi8 recorder)
DNV-5 (Betacam SX
BVV-5 (Betacam SP® recorder)
AG-7450/7450A (Panasonic S-VHS recorder)
BR-S422U (JVC S-VHS recorder)
TM
recorder)
BC-1WD (Battery Charger)
LCR-1 (Rain cover)
CA-327
Industrial use
CA-325A
CA-325B
CMA-8A
(AC power adaptor)
CCQ-AM (Max.100m)
CCQ-BRS (Max.10m)
CCQ-BRS (Max.10m)
Y/C cable
Y/C cable
AC
AC
CCU-M5 (Camera Control Unit)
VO-8800 (U-matic recorder)
S-VHS portable VTR or EVV-9000 + VA-90
SONY
0:00:00
Hi8 or S-VHS VTR desk
Monitor
Video recorder
Graphics capture computer
Video recorder
Graphics capture computer
In addition to the features described previously, the DXC-D30WS has the following features.
Power HAD WS™ CCD
The DXC-D30WS is equipped with three chips of newly developed 2/3-inch Power HAD WS IT CCDs with a high packing density of 520,000 pixels (total)/ 480,000 pixels (effective). Since the CCD is designed for the 16:9 aspect ratio, with a capability to be switched to 4:3, high quality images can be obtained in the 16:9 mode without any image loss. High sensitivity of F11 (at 2000 lx, 3200K), remarkable signal to noise ratio of 63dB and a virtually invisible smear level of -120dB are achieved.
DXF-701WS
The DXF-701WS is a new 1.5-inch black and white viewfinder developed for the DXC-D30WS, with the following features. The DXF-701WS can also be used with the DXC-D30 in the 4:3 mode.
Aspect Ratio Adjustment
With the DXF-701WS, the viewfinder scanning size can be switched into AUTO or FULL, using the viewfinder control menu. In AUTO mode, viewfinder scanning size is automatically changed according to the camera aspect ratio (4:3 or 16:9), as shown in (A) and (B). In FULL mode, the image is displayed using the full size of the screen. This means that the 16:9 image in FULL mode is vertically enlarged as (C) shows, while the 4:3 image in FULL mode is the same as AUTO mode (A). As a result, the shape in the 16:9 picture captured in FULL mode is not exactly the same as what it should be, but the use of the whole screen in FULL mode provides greater viewing comfort.
V/H Detail Control
Both vertical and horizontal detail levels can be variably adjusted by the PEAKING potentiometer on the viewfinder body, while monitoring the ratio of both detail levels.
Two Red REC Tally Lamps
In addition to the standard REC tally above the viewfinder screen, another REC tally is located below the screen to prevent overlooking the REC tally indication. This second tally lamp is ON/OFF switchable through the ADVANCED MENU.
16:9 and 4:3 Switchable
Thanks to the adoption of the new wide aspect CCDs and digital signal processing, the DXC-D30WS can operate in both 16:9 widescreen and conventional 4:3 mode without any additional conversion equipment.
16:9 ID Pulse
When shooting 16:9 images, the DXC-D30WS automatically adds a wide aspect ID pulse signal, which indicates that the picture is shot in 16:9 aspect ratio, on the video output signal from the camera VBS OUT, MONITOR OUT and 50-pin/76-pin interface. The 16:9 aspect ratio picture shot by the DXC-D30WS can be recorded and played back with Sony DSR-1/30/60/80/85 DVCAM Players/Recorders, SVO-5800 V-VHS Recorder, SVP-5600 S-VHS Player and all types of UVW/PVW Players/Recorders.
Selectable Preset White Balance
The color temperature of the preset white balance can be switched to conventional 3200K or 3000K. This makes it possible for the DXC-D30WS to capture natural color reproduction even under a low color temperature lighting condition.
AUTO/FULL mode in 4:3
AUTO mode in 16:9
Figure (A)
Figure (B)
TAKE Tally Lamp
The DXF-701WS also has a TAKE tally lamp for use with the ClipLink system. The TAKE tally can also be used as a second tally lamp for CCU operations.
Reliable and Ergonomic Design
A diecast aluminum body makes the DXF-701WS extremely durable. The viewfinder’s position can be adjusted in a broad horizontal plane according to the operator’s preference. The large diameter eye cup not only provides greater comfort but also simplifies focusing. A wide range of diopter adjustments (-3 to 0) is provided to compensate for differences in eyesight.
FULL mode in 16:9
Figure (C)
High Quality Betacam SP Camcorder
The PVW-D30 is a Betacam SP PRO2000 Camcorder consisting of the DXC-D30 and the PVV-3 Betacam SP Recorder. The high quality picture of the DXC-D30 can be directly recorded onto the Betacam SP format - one of the best analog recording formats currently available in the professional field. The status information and data from the PVV-3, such as time code, recording audio level, remaining battery power, and remaining tape time can be superimposed on the viewfinder.
(Note: These features and functions are also available with the
DXC-D30WS when combined with the PVV-3.)
Acquisition Tool for the DVCAM System
The DSR-130 Two-piece DVCAM Camcorder - the combination of the DXC-D30 and the DSR-1 Digital Recorder
- is an acquisition tool based on the DVCAM recording format. The following are the basic features of the DSR-130.
(Note: The following features and functions are also available
with the DXC-D30WS combined with the DSR-1.)
DVCAM Recording Format
Sony’s DVCAM recording format is designed for professional use. While maintaining the playback compatibility with the consumer DV recording format, higher picture quality is achieved by the wider track pitch of the DVCAM format.
Equivalent to One-piece Camcorder
The DXC-D30 and the DSR-1 have been carefully designed so that the DSR-130 can operate just like a one-piece camcorder. The recording status and the warning messages from the DSR-1 can be superimposed on the viewfinder of the DXC-D30. The body of the DSR-1 and the DXC-D30 are made of magnesium, which makes the DSR-130 a lightweight yet durable camcorder.
When recording with the DSR-1, both DVCAM Mini Cassette tapes (PDVM -40ME/ 32ME/ 22ME/ 12ME or PDVM-40N/32N) and DVCAM Standard Cassette tapes (PDV-184ME/ 124ME/ 94ME/ 64ME or PDV-184N/ 124N/ 64N) can be used without any adaptors. Maximum recording time of PDVM and PDV tapes are 40 minutes and 184 minutes respectively.
Time Code Superimposed during Playback
For operational convenience while shooting, the time code is superimposed on the viewfinder screen or MONITOR OUT screen, even during playback.
CH-1 Audio Level Control
The CH-1 audio level can be adjusted with the level control located on the front panel of the DXC-D30 while recording with the DSR-1.
Edit Search
The DSR-1 incorporates an Edit Search function. Its control button is located on the side panel of the DXC-D30 to afford easy access while shooting.
Freeze Mix Function
When the camera operator needs to shoot a subject in the same framework as that of a previously recorded subject, it was very difficult to perfectly place the subject in the same position as the previous shot with conventional cameras. With the DSR-130, a picture previously recorded on the DVCAM tape can be superimposed on the viewfinder screen, so that the camera operator can easily frame or position the subject just like a previous shot.
ClipLink System
DVCAM or DV Cassette Tape
DSR-130
Digital Camcorder
Scene No.
1 2 3
Time Code (IN)
00:01:01 00:05:23 00:18:21
Time Code (OUT)
00:05:22 00:18:20 00:24:13
Index Picture
The ClipLink system is a comprehensive shooting information and image management system necessary for the total digital production process, ranging from acquisition to editing. The ClipLink system in combination with Sony’s new digital video products such as the DSR-130 Digital Camcorder, the Digital VTRs (DSR-85/80/60), and the ES-7 EditStation™ System will enhance the productivity and operating efficiency throughout the entire video production process.
ClipLink Data
The DSR-130 automatically generates two types of useful information while shooting, which drastically reduces the work traditionally required during the video tape editing process. One is Index Picture which is a digitally miniaturized picture of the video image of the “in” point of each shot - MARK IN point*. Index Pictures are recorded on the DVCAM tape. The other is shot information needed for the editing process, such as reel number, scene number, take number, time code of MARK IN/ MARK OUT point*, and OK/NG status. This reference data is stored in the Cassette Memory of the DVCAM Cassette Tape.
The combination of these two types of information is called ClipLink data. The ClipLink data can be quickly uploaded to the EditStation System from the DVCAM Digital VTRs, so that the selection of usable shots can be done using only visual ClipLink information displayed on the monitor of the EditStation. The ClipLink system eliminates the work of having to load all the shots on the tape to the EditStation System.
TAKE button
The DXC-D30 has a TAKE button on the front of the camera. Depending on the situation, the user can assign it to operate either in a MARK or a CUE mode using the VF Menu System. In the MARK mode, it triggers to record the time code of MARK IN or MARK OUT points* as well as an Index Picture of the MARK IN point during shooting everytime it is pushed. The MARK button is useful, for example, if the program origination is based on a certain sequence. In the CUE mode, the moment the recording is started or ended is regarded as the MARK IN or MARK OUT point. In addition to this, the time code of the CUE point** is recorded by pushing the CUE button. Logging of the CUE point is useful for shooting events where the shooting sequence is undetermined or very changeable.
* MARK IN/ MARK OUT point:
Starting/ Ending point of a duration to be used for editing. In the ClipLink System, the Index Picture of the MARK IN point is automatically recorded as well.
**CUE point:
The point where an operator wants to review work at a later time. The CUE point does not accompany an Index Picture.
NG button
NG (No Good) status for each take can be input by pushing an NG button on the DXC-D30 during or after shooting. Unless the NG button is pushed, OK status is automatically input.
RM-LG1
The RM-LG1 is a new Remote Control Unit specially designed for the remote control of ClipLink and VTR REC operation. It has two switches, which can be assigned by the operator from four choices: VTR, MARK, CUE or NG.
ClipLink
Automatically
recorded.
Basic Information in ClipLink Data
ES-7 EditStation
9
1
!™
2
6
4
5
3
7
DXC-D30 Series
DXC-D30F1 DXC-D30K1 DXC-D30L1 DXC-D30H
1 DXC-D30 Camera Head Yes Yes Yes Yes 2 Camera Handle* Yes Yes Yes Yes 3 DXF-701WS Viewfinder Yes Yes Yes Option 4 External Microphone* Yes Yes Yes Option 6 VCT-U14 Tripod Adaptor Yes Yes Yes Option 7 VCL-918BY Zoom Lens Yes Yes Option Option 8 LC-421 Carrying Case Yes Option Option Option RM-LG1 Logger Unit Yes Yes Yes Option
8
DXC-D30WS Series
DXC-D30WSL
DXC-D30WS Camera Head Yes 2 Camera Handle* Yes 3 DXF-701WS Viewfinder Yes 4 External Microphone* Yes 6 VCT-U14 Tripod Adaptor Yes RM-LG1 Logger Unit Yes
PVW-D30 Series
PVW-D30F1 PVW-D30K1 PVW-D30L1
1 DXC-D30 Camera Head Yes Yes Yes PVV-3 Yes Yes Yes !™ Handle for PVW-D30* Yes Yes Yes 3 DXF-701WS Viewfinder Yes Yes Yes 4 External Microphone* Yes Yes Yes 5 Shoulder Strap* Yes Yes Yes 6 VCT-U14 Tripod Adaptor Yes Yes Yes 7 VCL-918BY Zoom Lens Yes Yes Option 8 LC-421 Carrying Case Yes Option Option RM-LG1 Logger Unit Yes Yes Yes
DSR-130 Series
DSR-130F1 DSR-130K1 DSR-130L1
1 DXC-D30 Camera Head Yes Yes Yes 9 DSR-1 Yes Yes Yes Handle for DSR-130* Yes Yes Yes 3 DXF-701WS Viewfinder Yes Yes Yes 4 External Microphone* Yes Yes Yes 5 Shoulder Strap* Yes Yes Yes 6 VCT-U14 Tripod Adaptor Yes Yes Yes 7 VCL-918BY Zoom Lens Yes Yes Option 8 LC-421 Carrying Case Yes Option Option RM-LG1 Logger Unit Yes Yes Yes
*The microphone, shoulder strap and handles are available only as service parts.
DSR-1
DVCAM Digital Recorder
PVV-3
Betacam SP 2000 PRO Recorder
VA-300
Playback Adaptor for PVV-3
EVV-9000
Hi8 Videocassette Recorder
VO-8800
Portable SP U-matic Recorder
DNV-5
Betacam SX Recorder
RCP-TX7
Remote Control Panel for CCU-TX7
CA-537
Camera Adaptor
BVV-5
Betacam SP Recorder
COU-TX7
Camera Control Unit for CCU-TX7
CA-327
Camera Adaptor (Only models with serial No. above 10270 can be used)
RM-LG1
Remote Control Unit
RM-M7G
Remote Control Unit
CA-325A
RGB Adaptor (AC operation)
CCU-TX7
Camera Control Unit
CCU-M5
Camera Control Unit
CA-325B
RGB Adaptor (DC operation)
CA-TX7
Camera Adaptor
CCU-M7
Camera Control Unit
CA-511
Camera Adaptor (for BVV-5 and DNV-5)
CA-512
Camera Adaptor (for AG-7450/7450A Panasonic S-VHS on-board recorder)
DC-500
Battery Case for BP-90A
CA-513
Camera Adaptor (for BR-422U JVC S-VHS on-board recorder)
DC-210
Battery Case for BP-90A (Waist belt type)
NP-1B
NiCd Rechargeable Battery
BC-1WD
Battery Charger for up to four NP-1B
BP-90A
NiCd Rechargeable Battery
BC-410
Battery Charger for four BP-90A’s and four NP-1B’s
DC-520
Battery Case to contain two NP batteries
BP-L60/L90
Rechargable Li-ion Battery Pack (only with the DSR-1, PVV-3 and EVV-9000)
BKW-L601
Adaptor to attach BP-L60/L90 to dockable VTRs (DSR-1, PVV-3 and EVV-9000)
BC-L100
Battery Charger for BP-L60/L90
DC-L1
Battery Adaptor for charging NP-1B with BC-L100
DC-L90
Battery Adaptor for charging BP-90A with BC-L100
CMA-8A
AC Power Adaptor
AC-550
AC Power Adaptor
WRT-810A
UHF Wireless Microphone
DXF-51
5-inch Monochrome Viewfinder
ECM-672
Electret Condenser Microphone
WRT-820A
UHF Synthesized Transmitter
VCT-U14
Tripod Adaptor
C-74
Condenser Microphone
WRR-855A/810A (*)
UHF Synthesized Tuner (For WRR-855A, BTA-801 Mount Adaptor is required.)
CAC-4
Chest Pad
EC-0.5C2
Microphone Cable
DXF-701/701WS
1.5-inch Monochrome Viewfinder
DR-100
Intercommunication Headset
CAC-12
Microphone Holder
DXF-41
4-inch Monochrome Viewfinder
CCZ-A2/A5/A10
Connecting Cable (26-pin - 26-pin)
CCZQ-A2/A5/A10
Connecting Cable (26-pin - 14-pin)
Lenses (2/3-inch format lens)
VCL-918BY
(F1.8, 9 to 162 mm)
A8.5 x 5.5 BEVM-28
(F1.7, 5.5 to 47mm)
LC-304SFT
Soft Carrying Case
LC-421
Carrying Case
A15 x 8BEVM-28
(F1.7, 8 to 120mm)
VCL-916BYA
(F1.8, 9.0 to 144mm)
LCR-1
Rain Cover
J15a x 8BIRS
(F1.7, 8 to 120mm)
(*) WRR-855A/810A cannot be used in
some areas.
YJ18 x 9BIRS
(F1.8, 9 to 162mm)
DXC-D30/D30WS Video Camera Head
242 (9 5/8)
273 (10 3/4)
480 (19)
206 (8
1
/
8
)
258 (10
1
/
4
)
164 (6 1/2)
121 (4
7
/
8
)
123 (4
7
/
8
)
609 (24)
290 (11
1
/
2
)
232 (9
1
/
4
)
367 (14 1/2)
242 (9 5/8)
242 (9 5/8)
344 (13 5/8)
206 (8
1
/
8
)
265 (10
1
/
2
)
586 (23 1/8)
121 (4
7
/
8
)
Image device: 3-chip 2/3-inch, Interline-Transfer CCD
Optics: F1.4 medium index prism system
Effective picture elements: 768 (h) x 494 (v) (DXC-D30)
Total picture elements: 811 (h) x 508 (v) (DXC-D30)
Sensing area: 6.6mm x 8.8mm (DXC-D30)
Built-in filters: 1: 3200K(D30), 3200K/3000K(DXC-D30WS)
Lens mount: Sony 2/3-inch Bayonet mount
Signal system: NTSC color system
Scanning system: 2:1 interlaced, 525 lines, 60 fields/sec.
Horizontal frequency: 15.734 kHz
Vertical frequency: 59.94 Hz
Sync system: Internal and External with the VBS or BS signal
Horizontal resolution: D30: 850TV lines
Vertical resolution: 400TV lines (without EVS), 450TV lines (with EVS)
Minimum illumination: 0.5 lx with F1.4, Hyper gain (30dB+DPR)
Sensitivity: F11 at 2000 lx (3200K, 89.9% reflectance) (typical)
Gain selection: -3dB, 0dB, +3dB, +6dB, +9dB, +12dB, +18dB, 18dB+DPR,
Shutter speed selection: OFF, 1/100, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, 1/2000 sec or CLS (1/60.3 to 1/200.3)
Signal-to-noise ratio: 63dB (typical)
Registration: 0.05% (all zones, without lens)
Geometric distortion: Below measurable level
Video output:
Camera head BNC connector:
VBS: 1.0 Vp-p, sync negative
26-pin connector of CA-537 docked to DXC-D30/D30WS
VBS: 1.0Vp-p, sync negative Y/R-Y/B-Y: Y: 1.0Vp-p, sync negative
RGB: 1.4Vp-p Y/C: Y: 1.0Vp-p, sync negative
Inputs/ Outputs:
INTERFACE: Pro 76-pin Digital, Pro 50-pin VIDEO OUT: BNC-type MONITOR OUT: BNC-type LENS: 12-pin VF: DIN 8-pin, DIN 20-pin REMOTE1: Stereo mini
REMOTE2: 10-pin Power requirements: DC 12V (10.5 to 17V) Power consumption: DXC-D30:12W (camera head only), 12.7W (with the DSR-1)
Operating temperature: -10˚C to 45˚C (14˚F to 113˚F) Storage temperature: -20˚C to 60˚C (-4˚F to 140˚F) Mass: DXC-D30 Approx. 2.3 kg (5 lb 1 oz) for camera head only
DXC-D30WS Approx. 2.5 kg (5 lb 8 oz) for camera head only
Dimensions (w/h/d): 121 x 206 x 273 (mm)
<Note> DPR is equivalent to +6dB gain up.
18dB+DPR: Equivalent to +24dB
24dB+DRR: Equivalent to +30dB
Hyper Gain (30dB+DPR): Equivalent to +36dB
PVW-D30 Camcorder
Power consumption: 24.1W (with DXF-701WS Viewfinder) Mass: 8.1kg (17 lb 14 oz) (incl. DXF-701WS viewfinder, microphone,
Operating time: 60 min. Dimensions (w/h/d): 123 x 232 x 367 mm
980 (h) x 494 (v) (DXC-D30WS)
1038 (h) x 504 (v) (DXC-D30WS)
9.6mm x 5.4mm (DXC-D30WS)
2: 5600K+1/8ND 3: 5600K 4: 5600K+1/64ND
D30WS: 700TV lines (16:9), 700TV lines (4:3)
0.8 lx with F1.8, Hyper gain (30dB+DPR)
+24dB, 24dB+DPR, Hyper Gain (30dB+DPR)
R-Y/B-Y: 700mVp-p
C: 286mVp-p
DXC-D30WS:14.9W (camera head only), 15.3W (with the DSR-1)
Approx. 3.1kg (6 lb 13oz) with VF Approx. 4.3 kg (9 lb 8 oz) with VF and lens (w/o lens hood)
Approx. 3.3kg (7 lb 4 oz) with VF
4 7/8 x 8 1/8 x 10 3/4 (inches)
VCL-916BYA lens, NP-1B battery, videocassette, carrying handle)
(4 7/8 x 9 1/4 x 14 1/2 inches)
DSR-130 Camcorder
Power consumption: 24.8W (with DXF-701WS Viewfinder) Mass: 7.3kg (16 lb 2 oz) (incl. DXF-701WS viewfinder, microphone,
Operating time: 60 min. Dimensions (w/h/d): 121 x 206 x 344 mm
DXF-701WS Electronic Viewfinder
Picture tube: 1.5-inch monochrome Scan size 4:3 (DXF-701), 4:3/16:9 Switchable (DXF-701WS) Indicators: REC x 2, TAKE, BATT, SHUTTER, GAIN UP Resolution: 600TV lines Power requirements: DC12V Power consumption: 2.1W Weight: 660g (1 lb 7 oz) Dimensions (w/h/d): Approx. 236 x 85 x 219 mm
VCL-918BY Zoom Lens
Focal length: 9 to 162mm Zoom ratio: 18 x Zoom control: Manual/ Motorized Maximum aperture ratio: 1:1.8 (f=9 to 117) 1:2.5 (f=162) Iris control: Manual/ Auto, selectable F1.8 to F16 and C (Close) Range of object field: W(Wide angle): 782 x 592 mm (31 1/8 x 23 3/8 inches) (at a distance of 0.9m) T(Telephoto): 45 x 34 mm (1 13/16 x 1 3/8inches) Minimum object distance: 0.9 m (35 1/2 inches) Filter Thread: 82 mm P=0.75 mm (lens) Mount: Bayonet mount Mass: Approx. 1.3kg (2 lb 14 oz) without lens hood Dimensions: Approx. 122 x 102 x 219.7 mm
LC-421 Carrying Case
Mass: Approx. 7.7kg (17 lb) Dimensions (w/h/d): Approx. 790 x 440 x 340mm
VCL-916BYA lens, NP-1B battery, videocassette, carrying handle)
(4 7/8 x 8 1/8 x 13 5/8 inches)
(4 7/8 x 4 1/8 x 8 3/4 inches) with lens hood
(31 1/8 x 17 3/8 x 13 1/2 inches)
Dimensions
DXC-D30/D30WS PVW-D30
DSR-130
Design and specifications subject to change without notice. Power HAD, Power HAD WS, DVCAM, ClipLink, Clear Scan, Hi8, SetupNavi, SetupLog, Betacam SX, EditStation and Betacam SP 2000PRO are trademarks of Sony Corporation. Sony and Betacam SP are registered trademarks of Sony Corporation.
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Printed in Japan
©1998 Sony Corporation
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