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General| Type | Professional Camcorder |
|---|---|
| Signal System | PAL |
| Lens Mount | Bayonet |
| Sensitivity | F8 at 2000 lx |
| Sensor Type | 3 x 1/2 inch Interline Transfer CCD |
Details the CCD image device, picture elements, and sensing area.
Covers horizontal resolution, minimum illumination, sensitivity, and S/N ratio.
Explains signal system, sync system, scanning, and frequency details.
Details built-in filters, gain selection, video output, and registration.
Introduces the DXC-325/325P series and their system compatibility.
Highlights CCD adoption, connectivity, power sources, and auto functions.
Identifies and explains the controls on the camera head unit.
Details camera head connectors and accessory mounting points.
Step-by-step guide for attaching an external microphone.
Instructions for mounting the camera on a tripod.
Instructions for installing and using the NP-1A battery pack.
How to power the camera using a VTR, CCU, or CMA.
Connecting and powering the camera via a CCU-M3/M3P.
Connecting and powering the camera via a CMA-8/8CE adaptor.
Guide for connecting the camera to an S-VHS portable VTR.
Steps to connect the camera to a portable VTR for picture monitoring.
How to connect an external microphone for audio recording.
Guide for connecting the camera to a table-top VTR.
Steps to connect the camera to a CCU-M3/M3P.
Details the functions of various VTRs when connected to the camera.
Initial switch settings and lens cap removal before adjustments.
Guide to selecting the correct filter based on lighting conditions.
Step-by-step guide for white and black balance adjustments.
Steps for recording using a portable VTR with various camera cables.
Describes the three types of pictures viewable on the viewfinder.
Adjusting GAIN for picture clarity in low light.
Using zebra pattern to adjust iris for proper video levels.
Operating procedure for table-top VTR recording, noting functional differences.
Explains status indicators like REC/TALLY, BATT, SHUTTER, GAIN.
Details specific warnings (:LOW LIGHT, :MEMORY NG, :BATT:EMPTY?).
Shows display mode sequence accessed via DISP CHG switch.
Explains displays for LOW LIGHT, balance modes, and gain.
Details how to set and manage title characters on the viewfinder.
Step-by-step guide to inputting and displaying title characters.
Guides cursor movement, character selection, and title data memory.
Adjusting video level for back-lit subjects using auto iris.
Adjusting contrast for well-contrasted pictures outdoors.
Illustrates a typical studio setup with multiple cameras.
Explains brightness levels and color temperature for white balance.
Tips on stance, tripod use, and maintaining horizontal plane.
Techniques for smooth horizontal camera panning for scene emphasis.
Guides for vertical tilting and changing subject size with zooming.
Tips on mixing shot sizes and framing people for visual impact.
Advice on scene length, cutting by narration/subject, and effective production.
Guidelines on maintaining light levels and choosing lighting setups.
Instructions for opening the carrying case and packing the camera.
