HVR-Z1C is a high-definition camcorder from Sony that supports high-definition recording. It uses 1080i HD CCD and 14-bit HD DXP to shoot high-quality 1080i images.
This manual describes the high‑definition video camcorders HVR‑Z1C and HVR‑M10C, including recording formats, lens optics, audio inputs, and optional accessories. It explains how to operate the cameras, switch between HDV, DVCAM and DV modes, and use the i.LINK (IEEE 1394) interface for digital transfer.
The document also provides detailed technical specifications such as sensor resolution, power consumption, battery runtime, and supported video output formats. Reference tables list optional accessories, connector pin‑outs, and recommended settings for various shooting conditions. This manual is written in Chinese.
| Recording format | HDV 1080i / DVCAM / DV |
|---|---|
| Lens optical zoom | 12× optical zoom |
| CCD effective pixels | ≈1,070,000 |
| HDV mode recording time (HVR‑M10C) | 545 minutes |
| Power consumption (LCD on) | ≈8.0 W |
The HVR‑Z1C can record in HDV 1080i, DVCAM, and DV formats.
It can record up to 545 minutes continuously in HDV mode.
The camera uses a Carl Zeiss Vario‑Sonnar T* lens with 12× optical zoom.
It provides a 4‑pin i.LINK (IEEE 1394) interface for digital video and audio transfer.