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General| Resolution | 1920 x 1080 |
|---|---|
| Horizontal Resolution | 1000 TV Lines |
| Minimum Illumination | 0.5 Lux |
| Weight (alt) | 3.5 kg |
| Type | Professional Camcorder |
| Lens Mount | B4 Mount |
| Weight | 3.5 kg |
| Imaging Device | CMOS |
| Lens Mount (alt) | B4 |
| Power Consumption | 24W |
| Lens Mount Type | B4 |
Guides users on interpreting error messages displayed on the viewfinder and suggests corrective actions based on character displays.
Provides procedures for resolving tape slack issues, including specific steps for handling the tape and cassette compartment.
Lists common operational problems, their potential causes, and suggested remedies for troubleshooting the camera system.
Outlines the technical specifications for the camera section, covering imaging elements, sensitivity, shutter speed, and more.
Details initial setup and switch position checks required before operating the camera, ensuring correct configuration.
Guides on performing Auto Black Balance (ABB) and automatic black shading adjustments for optimal camera performance.
Details the procedure for Auto White Balance (AWB) adjustment, including settings and conditions for accurate color balance.
Describes the process for executing AUTO BLACK SHADING after auto black balance, ensuring consistent black levels.
Explains how to control the camera's iris aperture using different modes, including remote and manual operation.
Guides on adjusting focus using the focus scale or viewfinder, and operating the zoom controls.
Details the procedure for adjusting audio input levels for channel 1 and channel 2 for optimal recording quality.
Describes how to lock the camera's time code using an external generator or by connecting to another VTR.
Provides the operating procedure for recording onto the VTR, including battery insertion and tape handling.
Explains methods for monitoring playback pictures, including using the viewfinder and external monitors.
Details the procedures for connecting an external VTR to the camera for recording or composite recording.
Provides guidance on shooting in low light conditions, including the use of GAIN UP switch for increased sensitivity.
Explains how to synchronize multiple cameras using genlock and adjust phase differences for consistent video output.
Details how to navigate and utilize the camera's menu system for setting various parameters and functions.
Explains how to adjust the camera's gain settings (MID, HIGH, HYPER) using the GAIN switch.
Explains how to enhance image contours using the DTL (Detail) adjustment for better focus and clarity.
Details the process of genlocking the camera to synchronize with external signals for multi-camera setups.
Explains how to read out and create scene files for storing and recalling camera settings.
Details the procedure for recording camera scene files onto a Smart Media card for backup and transfer.
Guides on attaching and detaching lenses to the camera body, covering different lens mounts (B3, B4).
Details methods for connecting power to the camera, including battery packs and AC packs.
Explains hazard alert symbols and signal words used in the manual to convey warnings and danger levels.
Offers important precautions for safe handling of the camera equipment to prevent damage or injury.
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