The Sony HDC 300R Slow Motion Camera System Information

As TV recording and broadcasting evolves towards more high quality High Definition (HD), there is a strong demand for a new range of slow motion camera systems - one which offers full HD performance. In response to this demand, Sony introduced the Sony HDC 3300 Super Motion Camera and Sony HDCU-3300 Camera Control Unit (CCU) - it’s long-awaited HD slow-motion camera system. Today, it has evolved into the HDC-3300R - a next-generation model with stunning picture quality by enhanced S/N ratio, state-of-the-art features, and a host of new functions.

Sony HDC-3300R Innovations

The Sony HDC-3300R uses a recently developed CCD imager and DSP LSI, new functionality including "Viewfinder Detail" and "Focus Assist Indicator (FAI) functions as well as giving higher sensitivity and better signal to noise (S/N) ratio - allowing it to achieve the ultimate in picture performance and enhanced operational flexibility.

Sony's cutting-edge technology enables the HDC-3300R to capture full-resolution 1920 x 1080 High Definition (HD) images at an amazing three times the normal frame rate. The HDCU-3300 CCU connects to the camera via optical fibre with digital data for perfect HD images over runs of up to a useful 2500 metres.

The HDC-3300R camera is based on the proven HDC-1500R HD multi-format camera, and therefore offers the same functionality, including outstanding, and reliability, as well as its slow-motion capability.< /p>

In addition to its high-quality, slow-motion images, the HDC-3300R camera also doubles up to produce real-time, normal-speed images thanks to a dedicated signal-processing LSI. This output is available simultaneously with the Super Motion output, allowing users to employ the HDC-3300R for both slow-motion and standard shooting purposes for increased versatility.

* The distance depends on the conditions such as the number of cables used and configuration of the system.

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