HVR-HD1000C is a shoulder-mounted digital HD video recorder introduced by Sony, suitable for various shooting scenarios. It features high-definition recording capability, DV recording mode, ClearVid CMOS sensor, Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonner T* lens, and Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization system.
The HVR‑HD1000C is a shoulder‑mounted digital HD camcorder that records in HDV 1080i format. It features a 1/2.9‑inch ClearVid CMOS sensor, a 10× optical zoom Carl Zeiss Vario‑Sonner TTM lens, and a 2.7‑inch LCD with 211,200 dots for clear monitoring.
The manual covers recording modes (4:3 or 16:9, up to 120 min in LP mode), battery operation with an NP‑F970 infoLITHIUM cell lasting about 10 hours, and a range of interfaces such as HDMI, iLINK (IEEE 1394), USB and LANC. It also lists optional accessories, specifications, and workflow tips for photo capture and slow‑motion recording. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Maximum recording time on DV tape | ≈63 minutes |
|---|---|
| Image sensor | 1/2.9‑inch ClearVid CMOS |
| Optical zoom lens | 10× Carl Zeiss Vario‑Sonner TTM |
| Interfaces | HDMI, iLINK (IEEE 1394), USB, LANC |
| Photo mode resolution | 6.1 MP (2848 × 2136) |
It records video in the HDV format, specifically HDV 1080i (and also supports HDV 720p).
Approximately 63 minutes of HD video can be recorded on a small DV tape.
It uses an NP‑F970 infoLITHIUM battery, providing up to about 10 hours of operation.