Sony HVR-Z7C and HVR-S270C are two new professional HDV camcorders that offer interchangeable lens system, real progressive scan recording and solid state storage. HVR-Z7C is the world's first handheld HDV camcorder with 1/3 inch lens mount interchangeable lens, while HVR-S270C shoulder-mounted camcorder offers longer recording time with standard tape. Using the supplied record storage unit, HDV/DVCAM/DV files can be recorded on the highly compatible CompactFlash® solid state storage card, thereby creating a new non-linear editing workflow. These new camcorders are capable of 1080/30p HDV real progressive scan recording and have HDMI or HD/SD-SDI HD digital signal output capability. New generation HDV camcorder system also includes HVR-M35C tape recorder, which can output HD/SD-SDI. Sony's next generation HDV solution further enhances the operability of Sony's professional HDV product line, opening a new chapter in high-definition program production. Whether it is for documentary, news, low-cost movies, MV, online video and educational programs, or various industrial applications, Sony's new HDV camcorder system is an ideal choice.
The Sony HVR‑Z7C, HVR‑S270C and HVR‑M35C form a new HDV camcorder family that combines interchangeable‑lens capability, true 1080/30p progressive‑scan recording and solid‑state storage. The manual describes the interchangeable‑lens system, recording modes, image‑sensor technology and connectivity options such as HDMI and HD/SD‑SDI.
Detailed sections explain lens operation, focus modes, exposure controls, audio handling, and the various recording formats supported. Technical specifications, accessory lists and recommended media types are provided for both field and studio use. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Image sensor | 1/3‑inch 3 ClearVid CMOS |
|---|---|
| Effective pixels | ≈1,037,000 |
| Minimum illumination | 1.5 lux |
| Power consumption (HDV mode) | ≈7.0 W |
| Weight (with random lens, no tape, battery) | ≈2.4 kg |
| Recording formats | HDV1080/50i, DVCAM, DV SP |
| Maximum recording time on PHDVM‑63DM tape | 63 minutes |
| Lens mount | 1/3‑inch standard bayonet |
It records in HDV1080/50i, DVCAM and DV SP formats.
Up to 63 minutes of recording time.
They use a 1/3‑inch standard bayonet mount for interchangeable lenses.
Approximately 7.0 W.