Kamera Sony HVRA1U_HDV_1080i_miniDV_DVCAM_PAL Białystok Ogłoszenie

The Sony HVR-A1U is the entry level HDV camcorder that records high definition video as well as DVCAM and DV standard-definition video. The camera uses a single three million pixel CMOS chip to capture images. The use of a CMOS (Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor) chip allows the camera to capture amazing high quality images while.. Sony's HVR-A1U is a one-chip HDV camera, with a gross resolution of 2,969,000 pixels. The HD recording uses 1,983,000 pixels, and the SD recording mode uses 1,486,000 pixels. The chip is a CMOS design rather than CCD. The recording format is MPEG-2 onto DV tape (Sony suggests using official DVCAM tape, which is a higher quality, but standard DV.

Out of the box, we first noticed, in our Sony camcorder review, that the HVR-A1U was much smaller than expected. Weighing just a pound and a half, this is just about the tiniest HDV camcorder out there. But attach the sharp lens hood, the audio jack and XLR mic, and it looks like its big brother, the Z1U, in miniature. Like many Sony camcorders.. The new HVR-A1U HDV camcorder complements Sony's first entry into the professional HDV market, the HVR-Z1U. Introduced last fall, more than 37,000 units of Sony HDV products have already been delivered to customers worldwide. The new HVR-A1U model now offers professional videographers another option for the capture and playback of HD images.