The document describes the features and specifications of the Sony PMW-400 Series camcorders. The camcorders feature three 2/3-inch CMOS sensors that provide high resolution and sensitivity for video recording. They support various recording formats including XAVC, MPEG HD422, and DVCAM. The camcorders also offer functions like a three-dimensional noise reducer, wireless operation with an optional adapter, and enhanced flash band reduction.
The PMW-300 is a new solid-state memory camcorder introduced by Sony for field video production and studio applications. It has three 1/2-inch CMOS sensors providing high picture quality and low noise. It can record for up to 4 hours on two 64GB memory cards in HD422 50Mbps mode. It has various recording formats and codecs as well as wireless capabilities when used with an optional adapter. It includes features such as a 14x or 16x zoom lens, retractable chest pad, and 3.5-inch LCD viewfinder for comfortable operation.
The Sony PMW-400K is a shoulder-mount camcorder that records high quality 50Mbps MPEG-2 HD422 video onto SxS memory cards. It has three 2/3 inch Exmor CMOS sensors with 1920x1080 resolution that provide excellent image quality. The camcorder supports multiple recording formats including MPEG-2, XAVC, and DVCAM. It has various professional features such as 3D noise reduction, flash band compensation, and optional CBK-CE01 adapter for studio camera use. The PMW-400K model includes a 16x HD zoom lens and is designed for mobility in field production.
The Sony PXW-Z100 is a handheld camcorder capable of 4K 60p recording using the XAVC format. It features a back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor, 20x optical zoom lens, dual XQD card slots, HDMI and 3G-SDI outputs, and WiFi for remote control. The camcorder is designed for minimal crew 4K content production and HD workflow with downscaled 4K footage.
The Sony PMW-400L is a shoulder-mount camcorder with three 2/3-inch CMOS sensors that can record high quality 50Mbps MPEG-2 HD422 video to SxS memory cards. It offers excellent image quality and dynamic range. While it comes without a lens, it has a standard 2/3-inch lens mount and supports a variety of optional lenses. The camcorder also features a high resolution LCD viewfinder, HD-SDI and HDMI outputs, and is designed for mobility in shooting various situations.
The PMW-350K is a shoulder-mounted camcorder that records HD and SD video to SxS PRO solid state memory cards. It has three 2/3-inch CMOS sensors, a 16x HD zoom lens, and supports 1080p, 1080i, and 720p recording at various frame rates. It can record for up to 280 minutes to dual memory cards. Key features include four-channel audio, variable bitrates, and multi-format recording and playback capabilities.
The PXW-X400 is a new shoulder-mount camcorder from Sony that offers high picture quality and optimized weight balance for comfortable shooting. It records to XAVC, MPEG, and DV formats at up to 1080/59.94p. Built-in wireless functionality and an online button allow for simple wireless transmission and live streaming. It also provides various interfaces, removable lenses/viewfinders, and records for over 4 hours on a single battery for versatile ENG and studio use.
This camcorder features a 1.0-type CMOS sensor, 12x optical zoom lens, and can record various formats including XAVC, AVCHD, and DV. It has a compact body, 20MP sensor, 4 position ND filter, WiFi and NFC connectivity. Future firmware updates will enable 4K recording and proxy video files. It provides professional features in a compact body for a variety of recording needs.
The Sony PMW-320K camcorder features three 1/2-type full HD CMOS sensors, solid state SxS media workflow, and a 16x zoom lens. It records in multiple HD and SD formats using MPEG-2 compression. Accessories included are a 3.5-inch LCD viewfinder, microphone, and shoulder belt. The camcorder is lightweight and balanced for shoulder mounting, with long battery life and robust SxS memory cards for nonlinear recording.
The PMW-300 is a new solid-state memory camcorder introduced by Sony for field video production and studio applications. It has three 1/2-inch CMOS sensors providing high picture quality and low noise. It can record for up to 4 hours on two 64GB memory cards in HD422 50Mbps mode. It has various recording formats and codecs as well as wireless capabilities when used with an optional adapter. It includes features such as a 14x or 16x zoom lens, retractable chest pad, and 3.5-inch LCD viewfinder for comfortable operation.
The Sony PMW-400K is a shoulder-mount camcorder that records high quality 50Mbps MPEG-2 HD422 video onto SxS memory cards. It has three 2/3 inch Exmor CMOS sensors with 1920x1080 resolution that provide excellent image quality. The camcorder supports multiple recording formats including MPEG-2, XAVC, and DVCAM. It has various professional features such as 3D noise reduction, flash band compensation, and optional CBK-CE01 adapter for studio camera use. The PMW-400K model includes a 16x HD zoom lens and is designed for mobility in field production.
The Sony PXW-Z100 is a handheld camcorder capable of 4K 60p recording using the XAVC format. It features a back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS sensor, 20x optical zoom lens, dual XQD card slots, HDMI and 3G-SDI outputs, and WiFi for remote control. The camcorder is designed for minimal crew 4K content production and HD workflow with downscaled 4K footage.
The Sony PMW-400L is a shoulder-mount camcorder with three 2/3-inch CMOS sensors that can record high quality 50Mbps MPEG-2 HD422 video to SxS memory cards. It offers excellent image quality and dynamic range. While it comes without a lens, it has a standard 2/3-inch lens mount and supports a variety of optional lenses. The camcorder also features a high resolution LCD viewfinder, HD-SDI and HDMI outputs, and is designed for mobility in shooting various situations.
The PMW-350K is a shoulder-mounted camcorder that records HD and SD video to SxS PRO solid state memory cards. It has three 2/3-inch CMOS sensors, a 16x HD zoom lens, and supports 1080p, 1080i, and 720p recording at various frame rates. It can record for up to 280 minutes to dual memory cards. Key features include four-channel audio, variable bitrates, and multi-format recording and playback capabilities.
The PXW-X400 is a new shoulder-mount camcorder from Sony that offers high picture quality and optimized weight balance for comfortable shooting. It records to XAVC, MPEG, and DV formats at up to 1080/59.94p. Built-in wireless functionality and an online button allow for simple wireless transmission and live streaming. It also provides various interfaces, removable lenses/viewfinders, and records for over 4 hours on a single battery for versatile ENG and studio use.
This camcorder features a 1.0-type CMOS sensor, 12x optical zoom lens, and can record various formats including XAVC, AVCHD, and DV. It has a compact body, 20MP sensor, 4 position ND filter, WiFi and NFC connectivity. Future firmware updates will enable 4K recording and proxy video files. It provides professional features in a compact body for a variety of recording needs.
The Sony PMW-320K camcorder features three 1/2-type full HD CMOS sensors, solid state SxS media workflow, and a 16x zoom lens. It records in multiple HD and SD formats using MPEG-2 compression. Accessories included are a 3.5-inch LCD viewfinder, microphone, and shoulder belt. The camcorder is lightweight and balanced for shoulder mounting, with long battery life and robust SxS memory cards for nonlinear recording.
The PXW-Z100 is a 4K handheld camcorder that can record 4K video at up to 60p using the XAVC Intra codec. It has a 20x zoom lens, dual XQD card slots for relay recording, HDMI and 3G-SDI outputs, and supports 4 audio channel recording. The camcorder is lightweight at 5.6 lbs and has a 3.5-inch LCD monitor and 0.45-inch viewfinder for monitoring footage.
The PXW-X180 and PXW-X160 are new 1/3-type 3CMOS camcorders from Sony featuring 25x optical zoom lenses, three Exmor CMOS sensors, and the ability to record video in multiple formats including XAVC Intra/Long GOP. While the PXW-X160 has fewer features than the PXW-X180 like wireless functionality and GPS, both camcorders are designed for professional video applications like news, documentaries and events with high image quality and performance.
The document provides information on the Sony PMW300K1 XDCAM HD422 Memory Semi-Shoulder Handy Camcorder, including:
- It is a semi-shoulder mount camcorder that records HD at 50Mbps using three 1/2-inch CMOS sensors and has two ExpressCard slots for recording.
- Key features include HD422 recording, interchangeable lenses, long battery life, and upcoming support for the XAVC codec for extended recording times.
- It provides technical specifications for recording formats and times, inputs/outputs, lenses, media, and includes lists of accessories and media cards with prices.
The PMW-100 is Sony's first handheld camcorder that supports the 50 Mbps MPEG HD422 codec and has a 1/3" Exmor CMOS sensor. It can record for up to 4 hours and 50 minutes using two 64GB memory cards. The camcorder has a 10x zoom lens, records high quality audio, and has HD/SD-SDI output. It is positioned as a companion to Sony's PMW-500 shoulder mount camera and provides similar high resolution image quality in a smaller form factor.
The PMW-300 camcorder has three 1/2-inch Full-HD CMOS sensors that provide high resolution and sensitivity with low noise. It offers various recording formats up to 50 Mbps and incorporates a 3.5-inch LCD viewfinder. An optional wireless adapter allows streaming footage to tablets and remote transmission of clips. The camcorder has a retractable chest pad for comfortable operation and various interfaces, including two SDI outputs and HDMI.
The document provides details on the Sony PXW-FS7 solid-state memory camcorder. It summarizes the camcorder's key features including its 4K Super35 CMOS sensor capable of internal 4K recording at 60fps, full HD recording up to 180fps for slow motion, dual XQD media slots for simultaneous and relay recording, support for S-Log3 and other log gamma curves, and its customizable grip and adjustable viewfinder. The camcorder is designed for ruggedness, one-person operation, and versatility through its adjustable form factor and compatibility with various lenses and accessories.
The PXW-X500 is a shoulder mount camcorder that offers high performance 10-bit recording with a variety of codec choices. It provides more frame rates up to 120p with slow and quick motion capabilities. Recording formats include XAVC-Intra, XAVC-Long, SR File, and MPEG HD422, as well as optional Apple ProRes and Avid DNxHD with separate software keys. The camcorder also features simultaneous dual recording, built-in wireless capabilities, and can be used in multi-camera productions systems.
The PXW-X200 is a professional camcorder that features three 1/2-inch Exmor CMOS sensors for high sensitivity and low noise capture. It has a 17x zoom lens, XAVC recording up to 112Mbps, and wireless capabilities for file transfer and streaming. Additional features include a 3.5-inch LCD monitor, slow and quick motion recording, and dual SxS card slots for simultaneous recording.
The Sony PMW-200 is a 3-CMOS sensor HD422 camcorder that records to SxS memory cards. It supports the 50 Mbps MPEG HD422 codec and has two SxS memory card slots to record up to 4 hours of footage. It has a 14x optical zoom lens and records HD or SD footage in either UDF or FAT file formats that are compatible with other Sony XDCAM systems. The PMW-200 is a successor to the PMW-EX1 and is positioned as a companion camera to the PMW-500 shoulder mount camcorder.
The GY-HM890/HM850 specifications document summarizes the key features and specifications of JVC's HD/SD memory card camcorder models GY-HM890 and GY-HM850. The camcorders offer Full HD and SD recording capabilities to a variety of codecs and file formats on SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards. Additional features include a 20x optical zoom lens, three 1/3-inch CMOS sensors, dual card slots, HDMI and SDI outputs, and network connectivity for live streaming and file transfer. The GY-HM890 model also provides more robust studio capabilities with optional expansion modules.
The document summarizes two compact 4K camcorders, the GY-HM200 and GY-HM170. Both cameras feature 12x optical zoom lenses, 4K video recording to SD cards, and HD recording up to 60p at 50Mbps. The GY-HM200 additionally allows live HD streaming over WiFi to services like YouTube. Both camcorders are designed for professional video production and capture stunning 4K and HD footage.
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The document provides specifications for Panasonic's AW-HE40 series of integrated full HD cameras. It has a 30x optical zoom lens and supports Power over Ethernet Plus (PoE+) for installation flexibility. The cameras feature a 1/2.3-type MOS sensor, 30x optical zoom lens, 40x total zoom with super resolution, and support various outputs including HDMI, SDI, and IP. They can be controlled remotely over IP from devices like PCs and smartphones.
The document summarizes the features of the JVC GY-LS300 4K Super 35 camcorder, including its ability to record 4K, 2K, and HD footage to SD cards. It has a 4K Super 35 CMOS sensor and Micro Four Thirds lens mount, allowing it to use various cinema and photographic lenses. It also offers dual codec recording, HD streaming capabilities, and advanced IP functions like remote control and monitoring.
The PMW-F3L is a compact, lightweight camcorder with a Super 35mm CMOS sensor and PL mount for compatibility with cinema lenses. It records HD video using MPEG-2 compression to SxS memory cards, with options for 1080p, 1080i, and 720p resolutions and 23.98p native recording. Key features include slow motion recording, dual SxS card slots for long recording times, and HD-SDI output for external recording. It is part of Sony's XDCAM EX system for efficient, file-based workflows.
The JVC GY-HM70 camcorder features a 1/2.3-inch 12 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor and a 29.5mm GT lens. It can record in Full HD 1080p/60p resolution in AVCHD Progressive format or 1080i/60i in standard definition. The camcorder has dual SD card slots for seamless relay recording and supports long recording times of up to 57 hours using 128GB SDXC cards. It also has dual battery mounts for extended battery life.
The PXW-X400 is a 3-sensor shoulder camcorder that records in XAVC-L formats up to 50p. It has improved ergonomics for reduced operator fatigue. Network features include wireless connectivity, Ethernet, and NFC for easy WiFi setup. It also has low power consumption.
The document describes the Canon XF305 professional camcorder that is available for £3,575 from Tiptop Electronics UK. It has three 1/3" CMOS sensors, an 18x HD lens, records to CF cards in multiple formats up to 50Mbps 4:2:2, and includes features for professional video applications such as HD-SDI output and timecode. The camcorder is designed for productions like documentary filming, events, and broadcast news gathering.
The document summarizes the features of the JVC GY-HM660 HD/SD memory card camcorder. It can live stream in full HD up to 12Mbps via Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, or Ethernet. It has a 23x optical zoom lens, dual SD card slots, and records to multiple formats including H.264 up to 50Mbps. The camcorder also has advanced connectivity including SDI and HDMI outputs, USB ports, and XLR audio inputs for professional video applications such as electronic news gathering.
The PMW-F3K is a compact, Super 35mm camcorder that records in Full HD. It features a Super 35mm sensor, native 23.98P recording, slow and quick motion functions, and the ability to record HD at various frame rates and resolutions. Workflow is flexible, with HD-SDI output and future support for uncompressed RGB recording.
David Kettelhut is applying for an investment broker position. He received an English degree from the University of Iowa with a concentration in their Undergraduate Writers' Workshop. He has experience as an entrepreneur for Self-Awareness Inc., whose motto is about the spiritual aspects of the heart. He also worked part-time as a library associate at the Northbrook Public Library from 2002-2015. His references include Laureen Prioletti from human resources.
The PXW-Z100 is a 4K handheld camcorder that can record 4K video at up to 60p using the XAVC Intra codec. It has a 20x zoom lens, dual XQD card slots for relay recording, HDMI and 3G-SDI outputs, and supports 4 audio channel recording. The camcorder is lightweight at 5.6 lbs and has a 3.5-inch LCD monitor and 0.45-inch viewfinder for monitoring footage.
The PXW-X180 and PXW-X160 are new 1/3-type 3CMOS camcorders from Sony featuring 25x optical zoom lenses, three Exmor CMOS sensors, and the ability to record video in multiple formats including XAVC Intra/Long GOP. While the PXW-X160 has fewer features than the PXW-X180 like wireless functionality and GPS, both camcorders are designed for professional video applications like news, documentaries and events with high image quality and performance.
The document provides information on the Sony PMW300K1 XDCAM HD422 Memory Semi-Shoulder Handy Camcorder, including:
- It is a semi-shoulder mount camcorder that records HD at 50Mbps using three 1/2-inch CMOS sensors and has two ExpressCard slots for recording.
- Key features include HD422 recording, interchangeable lenses, long battery life, and upcoming support for the XAVC codec for extended recording times.
- It provides technical specifications for recording formats and times, inputs/outputs, lenses, media, and includes lists of accessories and media cards with prices.
The PMW-100 is Sony's first handheld camcorder that supports the 50 Mbps MPEG HD422 codec and has a 1/3" Exmor CMOS sensor. It can record for up to 4 hours and 50 minutes using two 64GB memory cards. The camcorder has a 10x zoom lens, records high quality audio, and has HD/SD-SDI output. It is positioned as a companion to Sony's PMW-500 shoulder mount camera and provides similar high resolution image quality in a smaller form factor.
The PMW-300 camcorder has three 1/2-inch Full-HD CMOS sensors that provide high resolution and sensitivity with low noise. It offers various recording formats up to 50 Mbps and incorporates a 3.5-inch LCD viewfinder. An optional wireless adapter allows streaming footage to tablets and remote transmission of clips. The camcorder has a retractable chest pad for comfortable operation and various interfaces, including two SDI outputs and HDMI.
The document provides details on the Sony PXW-FS7 solid-state memory camcorder. It summarizes the camcorder's key features including its 4K Super35 CMOS sensor capable of internal 4K recording at 60fps, full HD recording up to 180fps for slow motion, dual XQD media slots for simultaneous and relay recording, support for S-Log3 and other log gamma curves, and its customizable grip and adjustable viewfinder. The camcorder is designed for ruggedness, one-person operation, and versatility through its adjustable form factor and compatibility with various lenses and accessories.
The PXW-X500 is a shoulder mount camcorder that offers high performance 10-bit recording with a variety of codec choices. It provides more frame rates up to 120p with slow and quick motion capabilities. Recording formats include XAVC-Intra, XAVC-Long, SR File, and MPEG HD422, as well as optional Apple ProRes and Avid DNxHD with separate software keys. The camcorder also features simultaneous dual recording, built-in wireless capabilities, and can be used in multi-camera productions systems.
The PXW-X200 is a professional camcorder that features three 1/2-inch Exmor CMOS sensors for high sensitivity and low noise capture. It has a 17x zoom lens, XAVC recording up to 112Mbps, and wireless capabilities for file transfer and streaming. Additional features include a 3.5-inch LCD monitor, slow and quick motion recording, and dual SxS card slots for simultaneous recording.
The Sony PMW-200 is a 3-CMOS sensor HD422 camcorder that records to SxS memory cards. It supports the 50 Mbps MPEG HD422 codec and has two SxS memory card slots to record up to 4 hours of footage. It has a 14x optical zoom lens and records HD or SD footage in either UDF or FAT file formats that are compatible with other Sony XDCAM systems. The PMW-200 is a successor to the PMW-EX1 and is positioned as a companion camera to the PMW-500 shoulder mount camcorder.
The GY-HM890/HM850 specifications document summarizes the key features and specifications of JVC's HD/SD memory card camcorder models GY-HM890 and GY-HM850. The camcorders offer Full HD and SD recording capabilities to a variety of codecs and file formats on SD/SDHC/SDXC memory cards. Additional features include a 20x optical zoom lens, three 1/3-inch CMOS sensors, dual card slots, HDMI and SDI outputs, and network connectivity for live streaming and file transfer. The GY-HM890 model also provides more robust studio capabilities with optional expansion modules.
The document summarizes two compact 4K camcorders, the GY-HM200 and GY-HM170. Both cameras feature 12x optical zoom lenses, 4K video recording to SD cards, and HD recording up to 60p at 50Mbps. The GY-HM200 additionally allows live HD streaming over WiFi to services like YouTube. Both camcorders are designed for professional video production and capture stunning 4K and HD footage.
Panasonic AW-HE40SW/SK/HW/HK PTZ Camera with HD-SDI / HDMI OutputAV ProfShop
The document provides specifications for Panasonic's AW-HE40 series of integrated full HD cameras. It has a 30x optical zoom lens and supports Power over Ethernet Plus (PoE+) for installation flexibility. The cameras feature a 1/2.3-type MOS sensor, 30x optical zoom lens, 40x total zoom with super resolution, and support various outputs including HDMI, SDI, and IP. They can be controlled remotely over IP from devices like PCs and smartphones.
The document summarizes the features of the JVC GY-LS300 4K Super 35 camcorder, including its ability to record 4K, 2K, and HD footage to SD cards. It has a 4K Super 35 CMOS sensor and Micro Four Thirds lens mount, allowing it to use various cinema and photographic lenses. It also offers dual codec recording, HD streaming capabilities, and advanced IP functions like remote control and monitoring.
The PMW-F3L is a compact, lightweight camcorder with a Super 35mm CMOS sensor and PL mount for compatibility with cinema lenses. It records HD video using MPEG-2 compression to SxS memory cards, with options for 1080p, 1080i, and 720p resolutions and 23.98p native recording. Key features include slow motion recording, dual SxS card slots for long recording times, and HD-SDI output for external recording. It is part of Sony's XDCAM EX system for efficient, file-based workflows.
The JVC GY-HM70 camcorder features a 1/2.3-inch 12 megapixel back-illuminated CMOS sensor and a 29.5mm GT lens. It can record in Full HD 1080p/60p resolution in AVCHD Progressive format or 1080i/60i in standard definition. The camcorder has dual SD card slots for seamless relay recording and supports long recording times of up to 57 hours using 128GB SDXC cards. It also has dual battery mounts for extended battery life.
The PXW-X400 is a 3-sensor shoulder camcorder that records in XAVC-L formats up to 50p. It has improved ergonomics for reduced operator fatigue. Network features include wireless connectivity, Ethernet, and NFC for easy WiFi setup. It also has low power consumption.
The document describes the Canon XF305 professional camcorder that is available for £3,575 from Tiptop Electronics UK. It has three 1/3" CMOS sensors, an 18x HD lens, records to CF cards in multiple formats up to 50Mbps 4:2:2, and includes features for professional video applications such as HD-SDI output and timecode. The camcorder is designed for productions like documentary filming, events, and broadcast news gathering.
The document summarizes the features of the JVC GY-HM660 HD/SD memory card camcorder. It can live stream in full HD up to 12Mbps via Wi-Fi, 4G LTE, or Ethernet. It has a 23x optical zoom lens, dual SD card slots, and records to multiple formats including H.264 up to 50Mbps. The camcorder also has advanced connectivity including SDI and HDMI outputs, USB ports, and XLR audio inputs for professional video applications such as electronic news gathering.
The PMW-F3K is a compact, Super 35mm camcorder that records in Full HD. It features a Super 35mm sensor, native 23.98P recording, slow and quick motion functions, and the ability to record HD at various frame rates and resolutions. Workflow is flexible, with HD-SDI output and future support for uncompressed RGB recording.
David Kettelhut is applying for an investment broker position. He received an English degree from the University of Iowa with a concentration in their Undergraduate Writers' Workshop. He has experience as an entrepreneur for Self-Awareness Inc., whose motto is about the spiritual aspects of the heart. He also worked part-time as a library associate at the Northbrook Public Library from 2002-2015. His references include Laureen Prioletti from human resources.
The document discusses a proposed three-pronged social media strategy for an organization called NRI Abode focused on real estate portfolio management. The strategy involves launching three interconnected social media entities focused on: 1) generating followers through unique and compelling content, 2) corporate advertising content promoting NRI Abode as an authority, and 3) luxury real estate editorials showcasing properties. The aim is to build trust and position NRI Abode as the right advisor for real estate matters, especially for NRIs (non-resident Indians). Maintaining separate but linked entities allows balancing of tone and prevents content dilution.
This thesis examines different approaches to cosmopolitanism through a critical lens. It proposes a reconstructed critical cosmopolitanism that incorporates normative concepts from the Kantian tradition as well as perspectives from critical theorists in feminism, postcolonialism, and queer theory.
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The document appears to be a collection of disjointed thoughts, quotes, and reflections on a variety of topics including:
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The document discusses a wireless lighting control system called ME6. It summarizes that ME6 is a scalable, modular system that uses wireless hardware and a cloud-based management platform to build and monitor lighting systems remotely. ME6 provides an affordable solution compared to competitors and aims to expand functionality by developing wireless lighting fixtures of their own. The system uses mesh networking and beacon technology for precise indoor positioning without extra cost.
This document is a statement of marks for Honey Agarwal, a student at Aryan Institute of Management & Computer Studies, Agra, for their B.B.A. III semester examination in 2011 from Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar University, Agra. It lists the courses taken, maximum and minimum marks, marks obtained for theory, sessional, and total in each course. The total marks obtained were 455 out of a maximum of 600 and minimum of 300. The result is listed as passed.
Cheryl McKinney is seeking a new career opportunity utilizing over 20 years of experience in human resources, retail, and cash office management. She has a background in roles such as cashier, receptionist, teller, and human resources/cash office manager. Her experience includes tasks like balancing cash drawers, data entry, customer service, payroll, accounts payable/receivable, hiring, training, scheduling, and ensuring compliance with labor regulations. McKinney is proficient in Microsoft Office and has a high school diploma.
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The PMW-300K1 XDCAM camcorder is equipped with three 1/2-inch Exmor™ full-HD CMOS sensors, capable of delivering high-quality images even in low-light environments.
The PXW-X180 and PXW-X160 are new 1/3-type 3CMOS camcorders from Sony featuring 25x optical zoom lenses, three Exmor CMOS sensors, and the ability to record video in multiple formats including XAVC Intra/Long GOP. While the PXW-X180 includes features like wireless functionality and GPS, the PXW-X160 omits these to provide the same performance at a lower price point. Both camcorders are designed for professional video applications like broadcasting, film production, and independent video creation.
The PMW-200 is a compact camcorder with three 1/2-inch-type Full-HD Exmor CMOS sensors that provide high quality images. It has independent focus, zoom, and iris rings for precise shooting. It can record HD video at up to 50 Mbps and has various recording formats and codecs. Additional features include a 3.5-inch LCD monitor, focus assist functions, slow motion effects, picture profiles, and optional Wi-Fi control. It is suited for applications like news gathering and documentary production.
Canon XA25 Camcorder features a detachable top handle with zoom toggle, record start/stop, IR emitter, tally light, accessory shoe, external mic holder and two XLR connectors with phantom power and manual audio level controls.
Two new XDCAM EX shoulder camcorders, the PMW-350 and PMW-320, are introduced. They are equipped with full-HD CMOS sensors and use SxS memory cards for recording. They support DVCAM format recording while also offering new creative possibilities through multi-camera operation and satellite transmission with an optional interface. The camcorders provide superior image quality, affordability, and convenience for video production.
The Canon XA10 HD Professional PAL Camcorder is a compact, portable camcorder with professional video and audio recording capabilities. It features a 64GB internal flash drive, dual SD card slots, a 10x HD zoom lens, dual XLR audio inputs, and touchscreen controls. Video can be recorded at up to 1920x1080 resolution and 24Mbps in AVCHD format. Additional features include infrared recording, HDMI output, and a detachable handle for flexible shooting.
The PMW-150 is a compact, handheld camcorder that achieves broadcast quality with its three 1/3-inch Full-HD Exmor CMOS sensors. It has high sensitivity of F10 and S/N ratio of 54dB. It can record in MPEG HD422 format up to 50Mbps, and has features like independent zoom, focus, and iris rings, various focus assist functions, and optional Wi-Fi adapter for remote control. It provides 4 hours of continuous recording with optional batteries and memory cards.
The JVC GY-HM700 is a professional camcorder that combines a compact shoulder form factor with high performance suitable for demanding video production. It records to dual SDHC memory cards or optional SxS media in native file formats for quick workflow. Key features include a new 3-CCD optical system, industry standard lens mount, native 1080p/720p recording at high data rates, pre-record function, LCD monitor and viewfinder, and uncompressed 2-channel audio recording. The camcorder is positioned as a complete and versatile solution for mainstream production, electronic news gathering, and cinematography applications.
The JVC GY-HM700 is a professional camcorder with a compact shoulder form factor that provides full HD images from its new 3-CCD optical system. It records to dual hot-swappable SDHC memory cards or optional SxS media, offering native file recording in popular formats like Final Cut Pro. With features like pre-recording, variable frame rates, and extensive customization modes, the GY-HM700 provides a versatile and complete solution for demanding video applications.
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The Sony PMW-F3L Super 35mm Full-HD Compact Camcorder is available from Tiptop Electronics UK for £6,999. It features a Super 35mm CMOS sensor, 1080p video recording at 23.98 fps, dual SxS memory card slots, HD-SDI and HDMI outputs, and compatibility with PL-mount cinema lenses. The camcorder continues Sony's goal of making high-end image capture more affordable and offers image quality advantages over smaller sensors like increased depth of field and low-light performance.
The document describes the Panasonic AG-HPX500 2/3" shoulder-mounted P2 camcorder that is available from Tiptop Electronics UK for £5,999. It has a 2/3" CCD, records to P2 memory cards in multiple HD and SD formats, and has features like variable frame rates and four audio channels. Weighing only 8.2 pounds, it offers high-end professional video quality in a portable shoulder-mounted form factor ideal for applications like filmmaking, sports, and news acquisition.
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The PMW-150 is a compact, handheld camcorder with three 1/3-inch CMOS sensors that achieve broadcast quality in HD. It has high sensitivity of F10 and S/N ratio of 54dB due to the new sensors. It provides various manual controls, focus assist functions, and records in MPEG HD422 up to 50Mbps for broadcast use. Optional accessories allow wireless control and extended recording time of up to 4 hours.
The HXR-NX3 is a professional 3CMOS camcorder offering exceptional image quality through Sony Exmor sensors and advanced processing. It features dual media slots for simultaneous or relay recording in AVCHD 2.0 (1080 50p) format. Slow motion and quick motion effects can be achieved without extra processing. The camcorder also includes a 20x optical zoom lens, 40x Clear Image Zoom, built-in LED light, WiFi connectivity, and 3.5" LCD for enhanced viewing flexibility and professional results.
The document describes two new Sony camcorders, the PMW-350 and PMW-320. Both camcorders feature:
1) Powerful "Exmor" full-HD CMOS sensors and the ability to record in multiple formats including 1080p/720p and interlace/progressive.
2) Recording to SxS memory cards which provide high transfer speeds and reliability.
3) A compact and ergonomic design making them lightweight and comfortable for shoulder use.
The PMW-350 and PMW-320 are new shoulder-mount camcorders from Sony that offer 1080p HD recording using SxS memory cards. They are equipped with three "Exmor" CMOS sensors that provide high quality images with low noise. The camcorders offer multiple recording formats including 1080p, 720p, and DVCAM. They also feature a variety of functions such as native 23.98p recording, slow and quick motion recording, and four channel audio. The camcorders are designed for mobility with a compact body and long battery life, while also offering creative tools and a future-proof design.
The document describes two new Sony camcorders, the PMW-350 and PMW-320. Both camcorders feature full-HD CMOS sensors, support recording to SxS memory cards, and offer multiple recording formats including 1080p, 720p, and DVCAM. They also have a low-power design using only 18W and allow over 5 hours of battery life. The PMW-350K and PMW-320K models include lenses that offer automatic and manual focus modes along with an MF Assist function.
The document describes two new Sony camcorders, the PMW-350 and PMW-320. Both camcorders feature full-HD CMOS sensors, support recording to SxS memory cards, and offer multiple recording formats including 1080p, 720p, and DVCAM. They also have a low-power design using only 18W and allow over 5 hours of battery life. The PMW-350K and PMW-320K models include lenses that offer automatic and manual focus modes along with an MF Assist function.
The document describes two new Sony camcorders, the PMW-350 and PMW-320. Both camcorders feature full-HD CMOS sensors, support recording to SxS memory cards, and offer multiple recording formats including 1080p, 720p, and DVCAM. They also have a low-power design using only 18W of power for extended battery life.
This document provides an overview and operating manual for the MD-HX HDMI/SDI Cross Converter. The MD-HX can simultaneously convert between HDMI and SDI while supporting 3G, HD, and SD formats. It also includes scaling and frame rate conversion capabilities. The operating manual describes the unit's four operation modes and provides details on its menu system for controlling inputs, outputs, scaling settings, and other parameters using the front panel LCD and buttons.
The AV-HS410 is a live production switcher that provides:
1) High-end performance and functions in a compact body, including 9 video inputs, 6 outputs, chroma keying, transitions, and memory functions.
2) An intuitive user interface designed for live operation, with a built-in LCD monitor, memory preview, and multi-viewer display.
3) Expandability through optional input/output boards and a software development kit to add customized functions.
The MCX-500 is an affordable multi-camera live production switcher that allows a single operator to mix up to 8 video sources plus titles for live events. It provides professional 3G-SDI, HDMI, and composite video inputs along with integrated recording to SD cards. The switcher offers features like chroma keying, transitions, picture-in-picture, and live streaming for engaging live productions and events. Controls are designed for intuitive single-operator use but can also be controlled remotely via tablet or PC.
The document describes two compact 4K camcorders, the GY-HM200 and GY-HM170. Both cameras feature a 12x optical zoom lens, 4K video recording at up to 150Mbps to SD cards, HD recording up to 50Mbps in 4:2:2 color sampling, and dual SD card slots. The GY-HM200 additionally offers live streaming of HD video over WiFi or 4G LTE while continuing to record locally.
The document provides information on the JVC GY-HM620 HD/SD memory card camcorder. It summarizes the key features as having a 23x Fujinon lens, 3 full HD 1/3-inch CMOS sensors, and a FALCONBRID image processing engine for superior image quality. It records in multiple formats including MOV, MP4, and AVCHD and has dual SD card slots for simultaneous or relay recording. The camcorder offers various professional features such as XLR audio inputs, timecode sync, and HDMI and SDI outputs.
This document provides an overview of the MS-2800 mobile video studio system and its components. It includes diagrams showing how the various components such as cameras, switchers, audio mixers, and monitors connect together via SDI and audio cables. Key components highlighted include the MS-2800A/B 12-channel mobile video switchers, DAC-60 SDI to VGA converters, AM-100 audio mixer, and NVS-20 video streaming server.
The document is a 2012-2013 product guide that describes the HS-2800, a 12-channel portable video studio. The HS-2800 features dual PIP and dual DSK inputs, 8 HD-SDI inputs and outputs, HDMI connectivity, and can be used with accessories like a 42" LCD monitor, digital video recorder, audio mixer, and WiFi bridging unit.
The Datavideo DVK-200 is a standalone chromakey solution that allows users to create virtual studio effects without complicated software. It supports connections from video, computer, and DVI sources and can key against blue, green, white, or black backgrounds. The DVK-200 has advanced key adjustments, input/output options, and can be controlled via RS-232. It is suitable for education, small studios, wedding videography, and other applications.
The Datavideo ITC-100 Intercom system provides clear communication between production crew members through an 8-channel intercom setup. It features a standard 1U rack design for easy integration into existing systems. Each channel supports talkback functions as well as dual color tally lights to indicate speaker status. Communication can occur between individuals or broadcast to all channels simultaneously from the director. The system helps coordinate camera operators, lighting, and more from a control room during live productions.
The RMC-180 is a PTZ camera control unit that can control up to 4 PTC-100 pan, tilt, and zoom cameras. It provides functions like iris, focus, preset positions, and tally indicators for each camera. The RMC-180 integrates easily with Datavideo SE-2000R and HS-2000 HD switchers and allows control over camera balance, noise reduction, and other settings from the switcher. It connects to PTZ cameras via RS-422 and can be controlled over IP through a network video server.
The document provides an overview of an audio/video system setup including various components such as a Datavideo SE-600 8-channel digital video switcher, TLM-170H 17.3" HD/SD LCD monitors, a DN-600 SD digital video recorder, ITC-100 intercom system, DAC-60 SDI to VGA converter, and NVS-20 H.264 video streaming server. The diagram outlines the connections between the components including video, audio, network, and control connections to integrate the system.
The document outlines an audio visual system setup including a 4-channel digital video switcher connected to 7-inch LCD monitors, an SD digital video recorder, and an H.264 video streaming server. The system allows for video and audio switching, recording, streaming, and intercom communication, and includes connections for cameras, projectors, and other peripheral devices. Tally lights indicate the active video and audio sources.
1. Atomos produces field monitor-recorders that allow video professionals to record directly from camera sensors to formats like Apple ProRes and Avid DNxHR on affordable HDD/SSD media. Their devices also function as professional monitors, playback devices, and basic editing tools.
2. The document highlights several Atomos product lines - the high-end Shogun Inferno, the mid-range Flame series including the Shogun Flame and Ninja Flame, and the entry-level Blade series. All are designed for professional recording, monitoring, and basic editing functions.
3. A case study describes how the Cloakroom Media production company used a Shogun Flame and N
The PXW-Z450 is a new 4K shoulder camcorder from Sony that records using the XAVC format. It has a newly developed 2/3-type Exmor RTM CMOS sensor that provides high quality 4K and HD images. The camcorder is compatible with a wide range of existing HD lenses through its B4 lens mount and also supports 4K lenses. It offers features such as low power consumption, wireless capabilities and flexible recording formats that make it suitable for live news gathering and television production in both 4K and HD.
Datavideo SE-2200 6 input HD broadcast quality switcherAV ProfShop
The document provides instructions and specifications for the SE-2200 production switcher. It includes a packing list, descriptions of the front and rear panels, explanations of connection types and ports, and instructions for operating keyboard controls and menu options. Dimensions and technical specifications are also provided.
Datavideo SE-700 4 input Digital Video SwitcherAV ProfShop
The SE-700 is a small HD digital video switcher with 4 video inputs (2 HD-SDI, 2 HDMI) and 3 user-assignable outputs (2 HD-SDI, 1 HDMI). It features a mix/effects processor, chroma/luma keying, picture-in-picture, 32 wipe transitions, and 3 still frame stores. The front panel controls allow for transition selection and effects setup. User memory buttons can store and recall switcher settings. Video and audio inputs connect to the rear along with outputs, tally, GPI, and Ethernet ports.
Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera BrochureAV ProfShop
The Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera is a compact Super 16 digital film camera that features a 13-stop dynamic range, Super 16 sensor, and records in lossless CinemaDNG RAW and Apple ProRes 422 (HQ) formats. It includes an integrated LCD screen, removable battery, Micro Four Thirds lens mount, HDMI and USB-C ports, and comes bundled with DaVinci Resolve Lite grading software. Measuring only 4.9x3.8x1.7 inches, the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera packs professional film features into an incredibly small size for independent filmmakers.
1. High Picture Quality
The PMW-400 Series incorporate three 2/3-inch-type Full-HD Exmor
CMOS sensors (1920 x 1080) to achieve high resolution, high sensitivity
(F12 at 60 Hz / F13 at 50 Hz), low noise (60 dB), and a wide dynamic
range to give more freedom of expression for creative shooting.
Three-dimensional Noise Reducer
In addition to existing noise reduction features, the PMW-400 Series also
includes a three-dimensional noise reducer. This not only detects vertical
and horizontal direction in a frame picture but also noise components in
a time axis, utilizing correlation characteristics between video frames.
Using this feature, the S/N ratio is improved to 60 dB which is the highest
level of noise reduction in a 2/3-inch-type Full-HD shoulder camcorder.
Selectable Format and Bit Rates
The PMW-400 Series provide a wide variety of codec operation points.
Users can record Full-HD video (1920 x 1080) at up to 50 Mbps using
MPEG HD422 as well as MPEG HD at 35 Mbps / 25 Mbps, MPEG IMX at
50 Mbps, and DVCAM at 25 Mbps in an MXF file, as standard supported
formats. These camcorders also incorporate XAVC*2 in the HD domain at
a 100-Mbps data rate, enabling the creation of rich content with 10-bit
quality.
*2 Requires firmware upgrade, planned in 2014. 4K not supported.
3.5-inch*3 Color LCD Viewfinder
With a large, easy-to-read 3.5-inch QHD color LCD viewfinder as a
standard accessory, the PMW-400 Series offer outstanding resolution of
960 × 540 pixels, strongly supporting critical focus control during HD
shooting. The viewfinder cover can be flipped up to enhance visibility
when the camera is set on a tripod.
*3 Viewable area measured diagonally.
Various Conveniences via a Wireless Adapter
The PMW-400 Series are designed to support wireless operation using
an optional wireless adapter, the CBK-WA101/IFU. Using this adapter,
the user can stream out pictures to a mobile tablet, enabling crews to
check shooting images live in the field. After shooting, proxy files created
on the CBK-WA101/IFU can be immediately transmitted to the
broadcasting station. The adapter also provides remote control of the
PMW-400 with mobile application software.
Enhanced Flash Band Reducer
Incorporating a newly developed algorithm, the PMW-400 Series detects
and processes flash banding inside its hardware before recording begins.
This provides greater flexibility in reducing flash banding across different
shooting environments. This feature can be disabled from the menu if
the users wants to use Content Browser for flash band reduction after
shooting. The user is free to choose when to reduce the flash band,
either before or after shooting according to varying circumstances.
Variety of Interfaces
The PMW-400 Series offers two lines of SDI output
connection enabling, for example, the director and
camera operator to concurrently check shot content
via two separate monitors. Also, for monitoring
purposes these camcorders can be connected via
HDMI to professional displays as well as domestic-use
TVs with an HDMI connector. The i.LINK*4
connector can be used for HDV when SP
1440 (FAT) mode is selected, and for DV
when DVCAM (FAT) mode is selected, for
both input and output signal flows.
*4 i.LINK is a trademark of Sony used only to designate that a
product contains an IEEE1394 connector. Not all products with an
i.LINK connector will necessarily communicate with each other.
For information on compatibility, operating conditions, and
proper connection, please refer to the documentation supplied
with any device with an i.LINK connector.
The PMW-400K (with 16X HD lens) and the PMW-400L (without
lens) have now joined the XDCAM® HD422 family, equipped with
three 2/3-inch-type Full-HD Exmor® CMOS sensors that provide high
picture quality and an extremely high S/N ratio. Both camcorders
support MPEG HD422, MPEG HD™, MPEG IMX™, DVCAM®, and
also XAVC™*1 in the HD domain for future expansion of the
broadcasting workflow. These camcorders have two SxS® card
slots and provide a wide range of AV and IT interfaces including two
HD/SD-SDI, HDMI, i.LINK®, and composite outputs. The PMW-400
Series also supports wireless operation using an optional adapter,
the CBK-WA101/IFU. This enables easy and quick clip data
transmission to broadcast stations using cloud services, saving the
time and transportation cost of shot clip delivery.
*1 Requires firmware upgrade, planned in 2014. 4K not supported.
Features
PMW-400 Series
Solid-State Memory Camcorder
PMW-400K