HDCAM SR One-piece Camcorder.
SRW-9000 HDCAM SR Camcorder
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Quality Meets Mobility, SRW-9000 HDCAM-SR Camcorder.
SRW-9000 HDCAM-SR Camcorder
Shooting Example of SR Motion The camcorder can create an intentional blur image in a quick motion.
In 2000, Sony laid the groundwork for a new era of digital image-making in the motion picture industry with the introduction of its HDW-F900 the first model in Sony's "24P-capable" CineAltaTM lineup. Since then, the HDW-F900 and its successor model, the HDW-F900R have been satisfying the demand for high-level picture quality and creative versatility in primetime TV production, commercial production, and movie-making. Now, Sony has taken an evolutionary step with the next-generation 24P camcorder, the SRW-9000 HDCAM-SRTM camcorder. This inherits many of the excellent qualities of the HDW-F900/F900R, plus it offers incredible operational mobility even in harsh shooting environments thanks to its one-piece body, and outstanding picture performance from the HDCAM-SR recording format.
Self-contained One-piece Camcorder With Versatile Operability As well as being a top-end camcorder, the SRW-9000 is extremely versatile. With its rugged yet compact one-piece design, it is suitable for many kinds of shooting application, such as documentaries, where high reliability and mobility are essential. In addition, the SRW-9000 comes equipped with a B4 lensmount system, allowing the camcorder to use widely used 2/3-inch HD lenses. Furthermore, an on-board battery, the BP-GL95A can be attached to provide power. With its self-contained recording media (based on the HDCAM-SR format) and compact one-piece design, the SRW-9000 delivers powerful mobility and comfortable shooting both indoors and outside. HDCAM-SR Format Recording Creating Visually Lossless Images: The MPEG-4 SStP Simple Studio Profile
interlaced images with amazingly high data rates of 440 Mbps as standard and a double-data rate of 880 Mbps.
System Format Signal Format 1080 59.94/50p 4:2:2 30 /29.97 / 25 / 24 / 23.98PsF 59.94 / 50i Frame Rate Doubledata-rate (880 Mbps) Standard (440 Mbps) Recording Option Mode
SR Motion Variable Frame Rate Image Capturing By adding the HKSR-9002* Picture Cache Board, the SRW-9000 is capable of recording images at a variable frame rate from 1 fps to 60 fps in 4:2:2 mode. And by combining the HKSR-9002* with the HKSR-9003, it can perform the same function even in 4:4:4 mode.
*Planned to be available in the first half of 2010.
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4:4:4 HQ
30 /29.97 / Double25 / 24 / data-rate HKSR-9003 23.98PsF (880 Mbps) 59.94 / 50i 30 /29.97 / 25 / 24 / Standard HKSR-9003 23.98PsF (440 Mbps) 59.94 / 50i 59.94/50p Standard (440 Mbps) -
4:4:4 SQ
720*
4:2:2
*Planned to be available in 2010
In standard configuration, the SRW-9000 is capable of top-quality 4:2:2 Y/Cb/Cr 10-bit recording at 1080/23.98p, 24p, 25p and 29.97p, and at 1080/50i and 59.94i. In addition, the SRW-9000 can record 1080/50p and 59.94p signals, and 4:2:2 720/50p and 59.94p* signals, making it ideal for DTV programming and transmission applications. For users who require further creative performance, a variety of option cards can be added, allowing the benefits of full-bandwidth 1080 RGB 4:4:4 capturing, SR MotionTM variable frame rate capturing and recording, S-Log Gamma, and additional signal inputs and outputs. Providing improved operational flexibility and cost benefits, the SRW-9000 is the perfect choice for anyone in the broadcasting industry seeking HDCAM-SR picture quality and a high level of creative freedom. Both now and into the future, the SRW-9000 will help ignite a passion for stunning visual productions in digital cinema, commercial programs, TV dramas, and documentaries.
* Requires future software upgrade.
Furthermore, higher quality recordings, such as 1080/50p, 59.94p, and RGB 4:4:4 recording, can be achieved. HDCAM-SR Camcorder Delivering Proven Picture Quality The SRW-9000 is an HDCAM-SR one-piece camcorder that delivers full HD resolution images and employs 2/3 inch CCD imagers - the same CCD that is used on Sony's F23 with proven picture quality. Combining this CCD with a highprecision 14-bit A/D converter and digital signal processing, the camcorder is able to capture and reproduce stunning-quality 1080/60p and 1080/50p images. With Sony's sophisticated capabilities in imagecapturing technology, the SRW-9000 achieves an enhanced dynamic range with a remarkable signal-tonoise ratio of 55 dB.
Full-bandwidth RGB 4:4:4 Digital Image Capturing With the addition of the optional HKSR-9003 RGB 4:4:4 Processing Board, the SRW-9000 offers fullbandwidth digital 4:4:4 high-definition Red, Green, and Blue signal processing and output capabilities. This camcorder also delivers 4:4:4 High Quality (HQ) mode and 4:4:4 Standard Quality (SQ) mode, enabling 880 Mbps 4:4:4 RGB recording and 440 Mbps 4:4:4 RGB recording respectively for highly demanding picture productions. And to capture the huge dynamic range of more than 12 stops, the SRW-9000 has S-Log Gamma with the same optional boards.
Signal Format Recording Frame Rate Option Slow Motion/Quick Motion
The HDCAM-SR recording format MPEG-4 SStP Simple Studio Profile is Sony's well-proven technology which has been widely used in high-end content creation, such as film making, and primetime TV drama. In addition, the HDCAM-SR format has been chosen as the preferred programme delivery format by many broadcasters worldwide. In order to achieve maximum compression efficiency, the HDCAMSR format uses intra-frame compression for progressive images and intra-field compression for
23.98 / 24PsF: 25PsF: 4:2:2 1 to 60 fps, 1 frame increments HKSR-9002 29.97PsF: 50p: 59.94p: 1080 4: 4: 4SQ 1 to 60 fps, 1 frame increments HKSR-9002 and HKSR-9003 23.98 / 24PsF: 25PsF: 29.97PsF: 23.98 / 24PsF: 4: 4: 4HQ 1 to 30 fps, 1 frame increments HKSR-9002 and HKSR-9003 25PsF: 29.97PsF:
0.40x to 24x
0.42x to 25x 0.50x to 30x 0.83x to 50x 1.0x to 60x 0.40x to 24x 0.50x to 25x 0.50x to 30x 0.80x to 24x 0.83x to 25x 1.0x to 30x
Slow Motion/Quick Motion playback speed is approximate.
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