Sony HVR-Z7U Technology Exmore Camcorders

The Sony HVR-Z7U is a handheld camcorder is designed as a camcorder mounted shoulder. Both camcorders use Sony 1 / 3 “3 ClearVid CMOS sensor system with technology Exmore, which” has a single column parallel analog-digital conversion technique and the cancellation of double noise, resulting in signal quality Digital with very little noise. “Sony said, which would allow both camcorders to well in low light situations with sensitivity of 1.5 lux. These are just the beginning.

Sony HVR-Z7U Camcorders

Both the HVR-Z7U are standard with 12x Carl Zeiss lens or a specially designed 8x wide-angle lens. Better yet, if the lenses are interchangeable because of the universal 1 / 3 “bayonet system. Still further, using an adapter users are also able to contact lenses ? (alpha) lens series designed for Sony digital SLR.

For storage options, the Sony HVR-Z7Ucan record 1080i or 1080p format HDV, and also have DVCAM and DV standard-definition recording options. The coveted 24p framerate is supported by both camcorders. The Sony HVR-Z7U differs from that it offers HDMI output, while the HVR-S270U offers HD-SDI or SD-SDI with the support of exit for embedded audio and timecode.

Published December 12, 2008 in Digital Camcorder, Electronics, Sony

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<p>Both the HVR-Z7U are standard with 12x Carl Zeiss lens or a specially designed 8x wide-angle lens. Better yet, if the lenses are interchangeable because of the universal 1 / 3 “bayonet system. Still further, using an adapter users are also able to contact lenses ? (alpha) lens series designed for Sony digital SLR.</p>
<p>For storage options, the Sony HVR-Z7Ucan record 1080i or 1080p format HDV, and also have DVCAM and DV standard-definition recording options. The coveted 24p framerate is supported by both camcorders. The Sony HVR-Z7U differs from that it offers HDMI output, while the HVR-S270U offers HD-SDI or SD-SDI with the support of exit for embedded audio and timecode.</p>
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