Sony HDC-3300

HD Fiber SMPTE super slo-mo Broadcast camera chain with HDCU +RCP +STUDIO VF

The Sony HDC-3300 is a professional HD camera that is designed for high-end broadcast and production environments.

1. Imaging System:

• Type: 2/3-inch CCD (Charge-Coupled Device) image sensors.
• Number of Pixels: Approximately 2.1 million pixels per sensor.
• Resolution: Capable of producing full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution.
• Frame Rate: Supports 1080i (interlaced), 1080p (progressive), and various other frame rates such as 50/60Hz, offering flexibility in different shooting conditions.

2. Lens Mount:

• Mount: B4 mount (for standard broadcast lenses).
• Zoom: Compatibility with professional zoom lenses.

3. Signal Processing:

• Signal Format: Supports both SD (Standard Definition) and HD (High Definition) formats, with a progressive and interlaced output option.
• Color System: PAL/NTSC switchable for international compatibility.

4. Image Processing and Outputs:

• Digital Signal Processing (DSP): Built-in DSP for image enhancement and noise reduction.
• Output Formats: HD-SDI (High Definition Serial Digital Interface), and optionally, optical fiber output.

5. Viewfinder:

• Type: External viewfinder can be connected (such as the Sony HDVF series).
• Display: Offers a high-quality, high-resolution view of the image, allowing for critical focus and composition.

6. Connectivity and Control:

• Control Interface: Equipped with a variety of remote control options via the Sony camera control units (CCUs), supporting protocols like Sony’s Remote Control Protocol (RCP).
• Networking: Supports SMPTE-424M (3G-SDI) for high-quality video transmission, and optical fiber for long-distance transmission.

7. Power Supply:

• Voltage: Typically powered by 12V DC or AC power via a dedicated power supply.

8. Physical Dimensions and Weight:

• Dimensions: Approx. 245 mm (H) x 228 mm (W) x 496 mm (D) (9.6” x 9” x 19.5”).
• Weight: Around 5.5 kg (12.1 lbs) (without lens or accessories).

9. Additional Features:

• Super Slow Motion: Capable of high frame rates for capturing super slow-motion footage.
• Versatility: Flexible setup options, ideal for both studio and outdoor broadcast environments.
• Digital and Analog Outputs: Provides a wide range of output options, including SDI, component, and composite video.

10. Applications:

• Ideal for sports broadcasts, studio productions, live event coverage, and other professional HD video productions.

This camera is designed to meet the needs of demanding live broadcast and studio production environments. Its ability to handle multiple video formats and high-resolution imaging, combined with robust connectivity options, make it a versatile choice for many top-tier broadcast applications.