Sony HXC-100K Triax Studio Camera Package

Sony HXC-100K Triax Studio Camera Package

Product Highlights:

• Power HAD FX CCDs
• 1080i60/50 & 720p60/50
• 14-Bit DSP
• Durable Frame
• Focus Assist
• HyperGamma

• Sony HXC-100K High Definition Multiformat Camera System
• Sony HXCU-100K CCU
• Sony RCP-750 remote control panel
• Sony HDVF-C730W Studio VF

Sony HXC-100K Triax Studio Camera Package

Sony HXC-100K Triax Studio Camera Package

 

The Sony HXC-100K The Sony HXC-100K is a multiformat camera system designed for digital triax. The camera comes equipped with a sophisticated array of features, creating high quality images for a variety of live broadcast scenarios. A handy focus-assist function combined with remote control capability provide the highest level of operation available for event coverage, sports as well as numerous other broadcast applications.

Power HAD FX CCD

The HXC-100 features 1920 x 1080 2/3" CCDs which offer exceptional sensitivity and an astonishingly high signal-to-noise ratio.

14-bit Digital Signal Processor

The analog-to-digital conversion process is handled by a high-performance 14-bit digital signal processor; ensuring video signals are at the highest fidelity. Additionally the DSP incorporates "Auto Lens Aberration Compensation" to lessen the effects of chromatic aberration issues.

Digital Triax Operation

Whether out in the field or in the studio, digital Triax systems provide durable operation in virtually any broadcast environment. The HXC-100 integrates well into any existing digital Triax setup. Most notably is the ability to run cables up to 3937' (1200 m) without a problem.

Easy System Control

The camera is fully integrated with Sony's HXCU-100 camera control unit, making it quick and easy to handle the remotely.

Robust Frame

Built to take a lickin' and keep on tickin', the HXC-100 is "ready for prime time" with its magnesium-alloy casted body.

HyperGamma

HyperGamma is a set of transfer functions which enable exceptionally high contrast handling. This provides a simple way for camera operators to make maximum use of the sensors wide dynamic range.