Sony HDC-3500

Description

2 chains available composed as below:

2 x HDC-3500//U 4K/HD Portable Studio Camera head with SMPTE Fibre Interface

2 x HZC-PRV50 Permanent License – 1080/50p for HDC- 3500/3100, HDC-P50

2 x HDCU-3100 Full IP capable CAMERA CONTROL

2 x HKCU-UHD30 UHD processor board for HDCU3100/3170* *HKCU-FB30 required for HDCU3170

2 x RCP-3100//U Slim and Simple Remote Control Panel(Joystick) for System Camera

2 x HDVF-L10 + 2 x HDVF-L750 Viewfinders

The Sony HDC-3500 is a versatile, high-performance camera designed for professional broadcast applications. It offers excellent image quality and flexibility for a wide range of uses, including live sports, entertainment shows, and studio work. Below are some key technical details of the Sony HDC-3500:

1. Image Sensor:

Type: 2/3-inch 3 ClearVid CMOS Sensor
Resolution: 1920 x 1080 (Full HD) with support for 4K output (up to 3840 x 2160) via optional upgrades.
Color depth: 10-bit depth for both HD and 4K, providing rich color accuracy and gradation.

2. Signal Processing:

Processor: BPU-3500 baseband processor for high-quality signal handling.
Video Format: Supports HD, 4K, and HDR formats.
Gamma Curves: Various gamma settings available including S-Log3, which is useful for post-production color grading.

3. Lens Mount:

Type: B4 Mount (supports a variety of broadcast lenses).
Focal Length: Compatible with zoom and prime lenses typically used for broadcast applications.
Back Focus: Adjustable for precise lens-to-sensor alignment.

4. Image Output:

4K and HD Outputs: Supports both 4K and HD outputs simultaneously for broadcast flexibility.
Interfaces:
- 12G-SDI for 4K signal transmission.
- 3G-SDI for HD output.
- Supports quad-link 3G-SDI (in 4K mode).
- Optical fiber output (optional).

5. Color Management:

Supports BT.2020 color gamut for wide color range.
HDR Support: Supports HLG (Hybrid Log-Gamma) and PQ (Perceptual Quantizer) for high dynamic range content creation.

6. Viewfinder Support:

Compatible with various Sony viewfinders, offering full HD/4K monitoring, peaking, focus assist, and false color.

7. Connectivity:

Ethernet: Gigabit Ethernet (1GbE) for remote control and management.
Genlock: Full support for external sync signals.
IFB (Interruptible Foldback): Integrated IFB functionality for audio monitoring during production.

8. Frame Rates:

Supports standard frame rates (24p, 25p, 30p) in both HD and 4K, and high frame rate modes for slow-motion (e.g., up to 240fps in HD).

9. Recording:

Capable of outputting video signals to external recorders via SDI, supporting high-quality recording for broadcast and production workflows.
Dual stream recording is possible with optional accessories.

10. Built-in Functions:

Remote Control: Can be controlled remotely through the camera control unit (CCU) and a variety of control panels.
Auto White Balance and Focus: Some automatic functions, although it is designed primarily for manual control.
Built-in Digital Lens Controller: For adjusting zoom, focus, and iris electronically.

11. Power Supply:

Power Input: 24V DC (powering the camera via a battery or external power supply).
Power Consumption: Approximately 50-75W depending on operational mode.

12. Physical Dimensions:

Size: 222 x 243 x 443 mm (W x H x D).
Weight: Approx. 5.7 kg (12.57 lbs) without lens.

13. Environmental Conditions:

Designed to function in typical broadcast studio conditions but not necessarily in harsh environments without additional weatherproofing.

14. Optional Accessories:

Optical Fiber Adapters: For easier connection to fiber-based infrastructures.
External Color Correction Units: For real-time color grading in live productions.
Camera Mounts and Supports: For flexibility in various shooting scenarios.

This camera is renowned for its versatility and scalability, making it ideal for large-scale live productions, sports broadcasts, and high-end television studio shoots. The HDC-3500 can integrate with various Sony systems, like the Sony XDCAM and the broader Sony ecosystem for enhanced workflow integration