Sony HDC-P1

2 units HD Box cameras : one with PSF

The Sony HDC-P1 is a professional-grade camera designed for high-definition broadcast production. It is part of Sony’s HDC series of cameras and is known for its robust performance in various broadcast environments.

1. Image Sensor:

• Type: 2/3-inch CMOS sensor.
• Resolution: Full HD (1920×1080).
• Color Filter: RGB Bayer color filter.

2. Lens Mount:

• Mount Type: B4 (standard broadcast lens mount).
• Support for 2/3-inch lenses for professional broadcast applications.

3. Video Formats:

• Video Output: 1080i, 720p (HD formats), as well as SD support.
• Signal Format: 3G-SDI (Dual Link), HD-SDI, SD-SDI outputs.
• Supports 4K output via optional add-on modules.

4. Frame Rates:

• Supports a range of frame rates, including 59.94i, 50i, 59.94p, 50p, and 24p.

5. Image Processing:

• HDR (High Dynamic Range): The camera has features like Hybrid Log-Gamma (HLG) and S-Log2/S-Log3 for wide dynamic range imaging.
• Picture Profiles: Multiple customizable settings for scene control and color grading.
• Chroma and Luma control: Advanced color correction and image processing features.

6. Outputs:

• SDI Outputs: Dual 3G-SDI outputs.
• Genlock Input: To sync with other cameras and equipment in the production setup.

7. Connectivity:

• Ethernet: For remote control and setup via network.
• Timecode: In and Out via 5-pin XLR.
• Audio: XLR audio inputs (4 channels supported).

8. Viewfinder:

• Viewfinder Interface: Supports high-resolution external viewfinders for monitoring.
• Optional Accessories: Various Sony and third-party viewfinders and accessories for flexibility.

9. Power Supply:

• Power Input: DC 12V (Sony BP-GL and V-mount batteries are commonly used).
• Power Consumption: Approximately 40W.

10. Dimensions and Weight:

• Size: Approximately 225 mm × 255 mm × 305 mm (W x H x D).
• Weight: Around 4.3 kg (9.5 lbs) without lens.

11. Optional Features/Accessories:

• The camera supports various optional modules, such as the HDR workflow module, 4K recording modules, and remote control units for broadcast and production flexibility.
• Remote Camera Operation: Integration with Sony’s RCP (Remote Control Panels) for remote operation, making it ideal for studio and field use.

12. Applications:

• Broadcasting: Suitable for live broadcast, ENG (Electronic News Gathering), and multi-camera productions.
• Studio Productions: Used in controlled environments with live-switching operations.

This camera is engineered for high-quality broadcast work, with excellent image quality and flexibility for integration into large-scale production systems.