Sony provides the SRW-9000 with a 35 mm optical block and PL mount
This new model extends the capabilities of the previously announced Sony SRW-9000 model, adding a 35mm optical block and PL mounting capabilities, gaining flexibility in film and fiction shooting.
Responding to the demand that the market is generating when it comes to shooting with 35 mm sensors for both cinematography and fiction, Sony is presenting at NAB 2009 the new SRW-9000PL camcorder that extends the capabilities of the 9000 by adding a 35mm optical block and PL mounting capabilities.
The Super 35mm single-chip CCD sensor and PL lens mount are identical to those of the F35, combining the SR portability of the SRW-9000 with the advanced optics of the F35.
The SRW-9000PL offers full RGB imaging (no color subsampling), ultra-dynamic gamut (12+ T values), variable speed (SR Motion) with ramp, S-Log and HyperGamma capabilities. Records 10-bit 4:2:2 at 1080/23.98PsF, 24PsF, 25PsF, 29.97PsF and 1080/50i, 59.94i, as well as 4:2:2 1080/50P.
Processor cards
It is noteworthy that the range of optional cards developed for the SRW-9000 (2/3" in 17mm version) is also usable in the SRW-9000PL (S35mm version). The HKSR-9001 HD-SDI expansion card adds dual-link HD-SDI outputs and an extra port for AUX input, which functions as an HD-SDI audio input to offer connectivity to an external audio multiplexer. In this way, Users can multiplex up to 12 audio channels to the HD-SDI input. The latest version of the HKSR-9001 firmware also provides 3G HD-SDI output capability.
The image buffer card, model HKSR-9002, allows the camcorder to capture and record images at variable speed (SR Motion capability) from 1 to 50 fps. With this card, the camcorder can continuously record up to three seconds of images while the camcorder is in standby mode. When the user presses the record button, the system records the stored images to the HDCAM SR tape, and the camcorder can continue recording in real time.
Con ayuda de la tarjeta de procesamiento HKSR-9003 RGB 4:4:4, el camcorder ofrece capacidad de grabación y salida RGB 4:4:4 de alta definición con pleno ancho de banda digital. La opción ofrece también S-LOG Gamma, a modo de negativo digital, que permite adaptar las imágenes durante la postproducción de la misma manera que se haría en un flujo de trabajo basado en películas.
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