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HDL-50

One-Piece Full Digital Native Multi-format HDTV Camera


Leading-edge COMS sensor technology, featured in several innovative models, pushes the state-of-the-art in End to End Digital, Multi-format HD Cameras.

 

Features:


Newly developed CMOS sensors are employed to achieve superb picture quality.CMOS sensors have wide dynamic range and, in principle, no smear. The sensors include significant circuitry within the sensor itself, resulting in a digital video interface between sensor and Ikegami camera DSP, all in a very small device with low power consumption. The CMOS sensor includes native progressive and interlace modes for multi-format HD operation.

End-to-end Digital processing has been realized through the use of 0.18 micro meter design rule 3.3 million gate ASIC / Fully digital stream through the camera to the HD-SDI output assures signal integrity, high picture quality, and stable and reliable operation.

All native 1080/59.94i, 1080/50i, 720/59.94p and 720/50p are available from the camera head. Sister models, HDL-51 and HDL-F51 only, support native 1080/23.98p and 1080/25p format as well.

The 4-position Optical Filter Wheel is motorized with filter position control at the remote control panel (RCP-50B, OCP-200, etc.).

Employing a low-noise feedback type amplifier circuit in Master gain up, as well as, providing noise cancel circuits in all video related boards, eliminates noticeable noise and obtains a better signal-to-noise with high gain up.

Employs optical 4-position ND Filter and ECC Filter (3200K/5600K). By the combination of these filters, the camera can handle all kinds of lighting conditions. AWB mode is available to cover the full range of color temperature.

 
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