HVR-V1C high definition digital camcorder is a cost-effective camera that uses 25P progressive shooting function, which can record the captured images at 50i field frequency on the tape, and use a compatible nonlinear editing system to restore them to the original progressive frames, allowing for precise 25P editing of HDV material.
This manual describes the Sony HVR-V1C high‑definition camcorder, covering its 3 ClearVid CMOS sensor, 20× optical zoom lens, and Super SteadyShot image stabilization. It explains how to record in HDV 1080i, DVCAM, and DV formats, as well as down‑conversion to 576i for standard‑definition playback.
The guide also outlines the camcorder’s ergonomic design, battery options, HDMI and XLR audio connections, and optional accessories such as the HVR‑DR60 hard‑disk recorder. Technical specifications, creative shooting functions, and operational procedures are provided for both field and studio use. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Image sensor resolution | 1920×1080 |
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| Optical zoom | 20× |
| Supported recording formats | HDV 1080i, DVCAM, DV |
| Down‑conversion output | 1080i → 576i |
| Battery life (continuous) | up to 7 hours |
| Weight (camcorder only) | ≈1.5 kg |
| Maximum recording time on DV tape | 63 minutes |
| HDMI output | Yes |
| XLR audio inputs | 2 |
It can record and playback in HDV 1080i, DVCAM, and DV formats.
Up to 63 minutes of recording on a PHDVM‑63DM DV tape.
Yes, it uses Sony’s Super SteadyShot optical image stabilization system.
The camcorder can record continuously for up to seven hours on a full charge.