Sony HVR-Z1E camcorder CCD Black

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  • Brand : Sony
  • Product name : HVR-Z1E
  • Article code : HVR-Z1E
  • Category : Camcorders
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  • Info modified on : 04 Apr 2019 07:55:55
  • Short summary description Sony HVR-Z1E camcorder CCD Black :

    Sony HVR-Z1E, CCD, 25,4 / 3 mm (1 / 3"), 8,89 cm (3.5"), LCD, 2,1 kg, Black

  • Long summary description Sony HVR-Z1E camcorder CCD Black :

    Sony HVR-Z1E. Sensor type: CCD, Optical sensor size: 25,4 / 3 mm (1 / 3"). Optical zoom: 12x, Filter size: 7,2 cm. Camcorder tape type: HDV. Display diagonal: 8,89 cm (3.5"), Display: LCD, Display resolution: 1120 x 224 pixels. Viewfinder resolution: 252000 pixels, Viewfinder screen size: 0.44"

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Specs
Image sensor
Sensor type CCD
Optical sensor size 25,4 / 3 mm (1 / 3")
Lens system
Optical zoom 12x
Filter size 7,2 cm
Storage
Camcorder tape type HDV
White balance
Outdoor white balance
Indoor white balance
Onepush white balance
Display
Display diagonal 8,89 cm (3.5")
Display LCD
Display resolution 1120 x 224 pixels
Viewfinder
Viewfinder resolution 252000 pixels
Viewfinder screen size 0.44"

Design
Product color Black
Ports & interfaces
Component video (YPbPr/YCbCr) out 1
Microphone in
S-Video in
S-Video out
Battery
Battery type AA R6
Operational conditions
Operating temperature (T-T) 0 - 40 °C
Weight & dimensions
Weight 2,1 kg
Other features
Power requirements DC 7.2 V
Auto focus
Manual focus
Reviews
microfilmmaker.com
Updated:
2018-06-01 09:27:57
Average rating:88
As a filmmaker, I dreamed of the day that I could toss my standard def camera for a high Def one. I started pricing them about 5 years ago and one hundred grand was the best price I could find. It took a couple years until it had come down by half to f...
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dv.com
Updated:
2018-06-01 09:28:02
Average rating:90
Pros:Shoots 50 and 60 Hz 1080i, and NTSC- and PAL-compatible DV and DVCAM. Very good MPEG-2 encoding. Decent HD with great down-conversion. Wide 4.5 mm lens; smooth zoom and focus. Full-frame, daylight-viewable LCD. Shot Transition presets, versatile...
  • Shoots 50 and 60 Hz 1080i, and NTSC- and PAL-compatible DV and DVCAM. Very good MPEG-2 encoding. Decent HD with great down-conversion. Wide 4.5 mm lens; smooth zoom and focus. Full-frame, daylight-viewable LCD. Shot Transition presets, versatile XLR audio...
  • Aliased, low-horizontal-resolution images due to coarse CCDs. Focusing difficult despite innovative peaking control. MPEG-2 at 25 Mb degrades under stress. Low sensitivity by SD standards.
  • Expands on HDR-FX1 with more picture adjustments, better user controls, more flexible audio inputs, and 60 Hz and 50 Hz recording and playback in SD and HD. It wont obsolete cameras costing 10 times more, but at $5,946, it makes very nice HD (and SD)...
eventdv.net
Updated:
2018-06-01 09:28:06
Average rating:0
When it comes to 3CCD camcorders, Sonys practice is to offer consumer and professional versions of the same camera, starting with the highly regarded DCR-VX2000 and DSR-PD150, and continuing with the HDR-FX1 and HVR-Z1U. With both duos, though the...
kenstone.net
Updated:
2018-06-01 09:28:09
Average rating:0
July 25, 2005 The Sony HVR-Z1U HDV Camera And Association with Final Cut Pro 5 By Brandon Fullmer These photos show side views of the camera. Affordable HD is a recent realization for the video industry. Sonys HVR-Z1U camcorder has beco...
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jordanitservices.co.uk
Updated:
2018-06-01 09:28:09
Average rating:0
Stephen Schleicher Sony has recently released the HVR-Z1U HDV camera. The big brother of the HDR-FX1, this camera has all the features the FX1 was missing. From the XLR connectors, to precision optics this camera is the one you’ve been waiting for...
digitalcontentproducer.com
Updated:
2018-06-01 09:28:09
Average rating:0
The HVR-Z1, sold by Sonys Broadcast & Professional Systems division, is fundamentally the same as the HDR-FX1, sold by the consumer division. However, Sony lists some 40 firmware-enabled features provided by the $5,946 HVR-Z1. Obviously...