Sony DXC-D50K, DXC-D50PK, DXC-D50L, DXC-D50L, DXC-D50WSL, DXC-D50WSPL, DXC-D50H, DXC-D50PH, DXC-D50WSH manuel d'utilisation

 2004 by Sony Corporation DXC-D50/D50P 3-776-793-12(1) Operating Instructions Before operating the unit, please read this manual thoroughly and retain it for future reference. (1) Color Video Camera DXC-D50K/D50PK DXC-D50L/D50PL DXC-D50WSL/D50WSPL DXC-D50H/D50PH DXC-D50WSH[...]

2 W ARNING To prevent fire or shoc k hazard, do not expose the unit to rain or moisture. To av oid electrical shoc k, do not open the cabinet. Refer servicing to qualified personnel onl y . A VERTISSEMENT Afin d’éviter tout risque d’incendie ou d’électrocution, ne pas exposer cet appareil à la pluie ou à l’humidité. Afin d’écarter t[...]

3 For customers in the USA This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can [...]

4 Table of Contents Ta b le of Contents Ta b le of Contents Chapter 1 Overview Pr oduct Configurations .................................................... 7 Features ............................................................................. 9 Features on the DXC-D50/D50P/D50WS/D50WSP .......... 9 Features on the DXC-D50WS/D50WSP ...............[...]

Table of Contents 5 Ta b le of Contents Basic Procedure f or Shooting ........................................ 43 Shooting with the DSR-1/1P ........................................... 46 Using the Edit Search Function While Back Space Editing .......................................................................... 46 Shuttle shot function ......[...]

6 Table of Contents Ta b le of Contents Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings White Balance Adjustment ............................................. 77 Saving an Appropriate White Balance V alue in Memory .................................................................... 77 Using the Preset White Balance Settings .......................... 79 Light [...]

Chapter 1 Overview 7 Chapter 1 Over vie w Pr oduct Configurations The nine models, DXC-D50K, DXC-D50L/D50WSL, DXC-D50H, DXC-D50PK, DXC-D50PL/D50WSPL, DXC-D50PH, and DXC-D50WSH, comprise both NTSC and PAL versions and the components as shown in the figure on next page. The operation of the basic camera unit is the same in all cases.[...]

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Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 Overview 9 Features Features on the DXC-D50/D50P/ D50WS/D50WSP The DXC-D50WS/S50WSP is a 16:9 wide-screen type (4:3-16:9 switchable) digital video camera while the DXC-D50/D50P is a 4:3 standard-screen type digital video camera. Common features on both types are described in this section. See also “Features on the DXC[...]

Chapter 1 Overview 10 Chapter 1 Overview Dockable with various types of VTRs The DXC-D50/D50P/D50WS/D50WSP docks with the DSR-1/1P DVCAM VTR to configure a digital camcorder. It also docks with the PVV-3/3P Betacam SP VTR to configure a Betacam SP camcorder. New Functions boost operability EZ (easy) mode function By simply pressing the EZ MODE butt[...]

Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 Overview 11 High-performance viewfinder (DXF-801/ 801CE) •H igh resolution (600 TV lines of horizontal resolution) • Large-diameter eye cup for easier viewing and focusing • PEAKING potentiometer for vertical and horizontal detail control •T wo indicators can be used as TALLY indicators. • Tough die-cast alumi[...]

Chapter 1 Overview 12 Chapter 1 Overview Right side view Location and Function of P ar ts Camera Head Before attaching/detaching peripheral equipment to/ from the camera head, be sure to turn off the camera. Otherwise, the camera may not function properly. EZ MODE EZ FOCUS ZEBRA ON OFF LOWCUT MIC ATW STD SPOT L. BACK L. ON OFF[...]

Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 Overview 13 1 5600K button When this button is pressed (lit,) the standard color temperature for shooting is switched to 5600K. Use this button for outdoor shooting in daytime or shooting under lighting with higher color temperature. When the white balance is adjusted while the Wide Band White Balance is set, the button[...]

Chapter 1 Overview 14 Chapter 1 Overview qs OUTPUT/DCC (Color bar output/dynamic contrast control) switch Use this switch to select the DCC function or color bar output. Select the CAM/ON position in most cases. CAM/ON: This activates the DCC function. This prevents color faults when shooting high-intensity subjects. CAM/OFF: When the DCC functions[...]

Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 Overview 15 Front view 1 MIC (microphone) IN +48 V connector (XLR 3- pin, female) Connect the supplied microphone or an optional microphone (operable with a +48 V supply). 2 VF (viewfinder) connector (20-pin) This is the connector for the DXF-801/801CE viewfinder. 3 FILTER control Select the ND filter appropriate to the[...]

Chapter 1 Overview 16 Chapter 1 Overview Left and upper view 1 Fitting for optional microphone holder You can fit an optional CAC-12 Microphone Holder here. (See page 32.) 2 Accessory fitting shoe and screw hole Attach optional video lights or other accessories here. 3 Shoulder strap fixture To use the shoulder strap supplied with the VTR, fix one [...]

Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 Overview 17 0 LENS connector (12-pin, for 2 / 3 -inch lens) Connect the lens connector. qa REMOTE connector (10-pin) Connect the optional RM-M7G Remote Control Unit, or the RCP-TX7 or RCP-D50/D51 Remote Control Panel to this connector. Set the CAMERA HEAD SELECT switch on the bottom of RM-M7G to 1. Note When using a rem[...]

Chapter 1 Overview 18 Chapter 1 Overview VCL-919BY Zoom Lens 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 1 Focus ring 2 Zoom ring 3 Aperture ring 4 M button 5 F.B adjustment ring and F.B fixing knob 6 MACRO ring 7 ZOOM selector 8 Zoom remote control connector 9 VTR button 0 Shtl button qa RET button qs Motorized zoom lever qd IRIS selector qf Instant automatic aperture ad[...]

Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 Overview 19 .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... 1 Focus ring Turn this ring to focus the lens on the subject. 2 Zoom ring For direct manual zoom control, [...]

Chapter 1 Overview 20 Chapter 1 Overview SHUTTER GAIN UP TAKE BATT REC TALLY HIGH LOW OFF LIGHT You can switch the scan size of the DXF-801/801CE in accordance with the aspect ratio selected on the camera or camcorder. 1 Eyepiece focusing knob Turn this to adjust the viewfinder focus to match your eyesight. (See page 81.) 2 Stopper Lift up when det[...]

Chapter 1 Overview Chapter 1 Overview 21 6 REC/TALLY (recording/tally) indicators (red) • This flashes from the time when you press the VTR button ( 8 on page 15 and 9 on page 19) on the lens or camcorder until recording starts, then stays on continuously during recording. •W hen using a camera control unit, this lights when the video from the [...]

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Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 23 Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Replacing the Lithium Battery Notes •C arefully read the instructions for replacing the lithium battery. Lithium batteries may explode if misused . •U se only CR2032-type lithium batteries. Other types of lithium batteries may come loose when the camcorder is moved. If you h[...]

Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 24 Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Press down and pull out toward you. Rear of the camera head Battery cover 1 Open the battery cover (on the rear of the camera head). Pull the catch of the cover toward you while pushing it downward. For detaching the VTR or camera adaptor, see “Fitting a VTR” on the next pag[...]

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Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 26 Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Camera head connection plate Shoulder strap fitting VTR connection plate Using the Camcor der Grip When using the camera head with a VTR as a camcorder, you can replace the camera head’s grip with a camcorder grip (not supplied). The type of camcorder grip and the method for a[...]

Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 27 5 Perform the first three steps in “Fitting a VTR”. 6 Screw the connection plate (supplied with the grip for the DVCAM camcorder) which straddles the connection between the camera head and the DSR-1/1P. Also, tighten the two screws in the shoulder pad section. (See page 33.)[...]

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Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 29 Fitting the Lens In the case of the DXC-D50K/D50PK model, the lens is already fitted. In other cases, use the following procedure to fit the lens. 1 Remove the retaining rubber which prevents the lens mount from coming loose, then raise the lens fixing lever, and remove the lens[...]

Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 30 Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 4 Using the triangular mark as a guide, push the lens connector into the LENS connector on the camera head, until it clicks into place. Fasten the cable with the clamps. LENS connector Triangular mark Fitting optional filters Loosen the lens hood fixing screw to remove the lens [...]

Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 31 Viewfinger front-to-back position locking lever and knob Viewfinder left-to-right position fixing ring Using the Vie wfinder Removing the Viewfinder Remove any microphone from the viewfinder before beginning. 1 Pull the viewfinder connector out of the VF connector on the front o[...]

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Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 35 Connections Connecting a Portable VTR Using the optional CA-D50/D50P Camera Adaptor and a camera cable, you can connect a portable VTR. Set the VTR selector switch on the camera adaptor according to the VTR connected. If using a VTR from another manufacturer, consult your Sony d[...]

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Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 37 CCU/VTR/CMA VIDEO OUT VIDEO OUT GEN LOCK IN VIDEO OUT GEN LOCK IN VIDEO OUT GEN LOCK IN Connecting a Number of Cameras (Without Using a Camera Contr ol Unit) When using two or more synchronized cameras without a camera control unit, connect an external sync signal to the GEN LOC[...]

Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 38 Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Using Battery P ac ks Always fully charge a battery pack before using it. Notes •B e careful that other metal objects do not come in contact with the metal parts of the battery pack, as this could cause a short. •D o not leave the battery pack in the camera if it is not goin[...]

Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 39 Battery pack charging Before using a battery pack, charge it as shown in the following table. For details of battery charger operation, refer to the instructions provided with the battery charger to be used. Battery pack Battery charger NP-1B BC-1WD/1WDCE, BC-410/410CE BP-90A BC[...]

Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 40 Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Terminal Labeling position Write-protect tab[...]

Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections Chapter 2 Fitting and Connections 41 • Do not bend, drop, or apply strong shock to a Memory Stick . • Do not disassemble or modify a Memory Stick . • Do not let the Memory Stick get wet. • Do not use or keep a Memory Stick in locations that are: — Extremely hot such as in a car parked in the sun —U nder[...]

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Chapter 3 Shooting 43 Chapter 3 Shooting Basic Pr ocedure f or Shooting FILTER control Focusing ring RET button VTR button ZEBRA switch POWER switch 1 Attach the VTR or camera adaptor to the camera head, then turn each device’s power on. 2 Set the FILTER control and the 5600K button appropriately for the lighting conditions. (continued) 5600K but[...]

44 Chapter 3 Shooting Chapter 3 Shooting .......................................................................................................................................................................................................... FILTER control settings Filter setting Lighting conditions 1 (CLEAR) Indoor shooting 2 ( 1 / 4 ND) Outdoor[...]

Chapter 3 Shooting 45 Chapter 3 Shooting Reviewing the recording It is possible to review the last few seconds of the recording on the tape (recording review). Press the VTR button to pause recording, then press the RET button on the lens. Depending on how long the button is pressed, the tape is automatically rewound over the last two to ten second[...]

46 Chapter 3 Shooting Chapter 3 Shooting Shooting with the DSR-1/1P The DXC-D50/D50P/D50WS/D50WSP docks with the DSR-1/1P to configure a DVCAM digital camcorder. The following describes how to shoot using a DVCAM digital camcorder. Using the Edit Search Function While Bac k Space Editing While the DSR-1/1P is in recording pause mode, press and hold[...]

Chapter 3 Shooting 47 Chapter 3 Shooting Shuttle shot function What is the shuttle shot function? The shuttle shot function allows you to zoom at maximum speed to a preset position (shuttle memory position) simply by pressing the lens Shtl button. When you release the Shtl button, the lens returns to the original position. To set the shuttle memory[...]

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Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 49 MENU ON STATUS OFF CANCEL Changing the Viewfinder Displa y Use the MENU switch and MENU dial shown in the following figure to switch the viewfinder display among the normal indications, USER menu pages and TOP MENU. Chapter 4 Vie wfinder Screen Indications and Men us Vie wfinder Screen Indication[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 50 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus WHITE : 3200K A.IRIS : SPOT L. SCENE 01: ABCD1234 DCC : ON BATT : 13.1V PLAY TAPE NEAR END TCG 12:34:56:00 03 08 01 5600K 12:34:56PM 64ND SKIN W:A 36dB 1 00.4H Z :::::::: 30 - 25 F5.6 <USER PAGE 1> U1 A.IRIS OVERRIDE : 0 DTL LEVEL : 0 MASTER[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 51 Displaying the normal indications To display the normal indications, set the POWER switch to the ON position. PLAY TAPE NEAR END TCG 12:34:56:00 03 08 01 5600K 12:34:56PM 64ND SKIN W:A 36dB 1 00.4H Z :::::::: 30 - 25 F5.6 Displaying the Status ind[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 52 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus PLAY TAPE NEAR END RET1 TCG 12:34:56:00 ABCD1234 04 08 01 5600K 12:34:56PM 64ND SKIN W:A 36dB 1 00.4H Z :::::::: 30 - 25 F5.6 Vie wfinder Normal Indications During normal operation, the following items can be indicated in the viewfinder. The signi[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 53 Only when connecting the DSR-1/1P 2 VTR operation status indication This indicates the VTR’s current operation status (REC, PLAY, etc.). 3 Return video indication RET1, RET2, or RET3 indicates pressing the return video button on the CA-TX50/50P [...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 54 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Vie wfinder Normal Indications qd Audio recording level indicators These show the recording levels of audio channels 1 and 2 on the VTR. qf Tape remaining indication This shows the tape remaining in the VTR as follows. qg Lens f-stop indication Th[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 55 MENU ON STATUS OFF CANCEL To perform menu operations, first display the menu on the viewfinder screen or the monitor connected via the MONITOR OUT connector. There are six menus: USER, USER MENU CUSTOMIZE, OPERATION, PAINT, MAINTENANCE, and FILE. [...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 56 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus The question mark changes to an arrow, and the selected menu page is displayed. Setting the Menus Display the menu page on which you wish to make settings, then proceed in the following manner: 1 Turn the MENU dial to move the arrow to your desire[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 57 Structures and setting values of the USER menu Submenu title Page Setting item: Selectable Remarks Initial value value <USER PAGE 1> U1 A.IRIS OVERRIDE: 0 –99 to 0 to 99 To adjust the reference value for auto aperture DTL LEVEL: 0 –99 to[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 58 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Menu Operation Using the USER Menu You can select desired pages from among the OPERATION, PAINT, MAINTENANCE and FILE menu pages and copy and set them on the USER menu. If you register pages frequently used on the USER menu, you can easily call th[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 59 To change the order of the pages 1 Display the TOP MENU. For details, see “ Displaying the TOP MENU” on page 55. 2 Turn the MENU dial to select USER MENU CUSTOMIZE, then press the MENU dial. 3 Display page U1 <PAGE EDIT>. For details, se[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 60 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 5 Turn the MENU dial to select the line for which the menu item is to be registered, then press the MENU dial. The operation select screen appears. If you select a line for which no item has been registered, the ITEM SELECT screen shown in Step 6 [...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 61 5 Press the MENU dial. The indication “USER MENU RESET” is displayed, and the settings on all USER PAGEs are reset to the factory-preset values. Displaying the USER menu The USER menu that has been registered as described above can be displaye[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 62 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Menu Operation OPERA TION Menu The OPERATION menu consists of 11 pages. To display the OPERATION menu, first display the TOP MENU, turn the MENU dial to select OPERATION, then press the MENU dial. For details on how to display the TOP MENU, see ?[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 63 Submenu title Page Setting item: Selectable Remarks Initial value values <VF/MARKER> 5 SAFETY ZONE: ON ON, OFF To turn the safety-zone display on/off 90% 80%, 90% To select the size of the safety zone NORMAL a) NORMAL, To select if the safet[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 64 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Menu Operation Submenu title Page Setting item: Selectable Remarks Initial value values <ZEBRA> 9 ZEBRA MODE: 1&2 1, 2, 1&2 To select if one zebra pattern or two zebra patterns are to be displayed ZEBRA1 LEVEL: 75% 50 to 75 to 109 To[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 65 Structure and setting values of the PAINT menu Submenu title Page Setting item: Selectable Remarks Initial value values <SHUTTER> P1 SHUTTER: 1/100 a) — To adjust the shutter speed CLS FREQUENCY: 60.38 Hz b) To adjust the CLS frequency 50.[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 66 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Menu Operation Submenu title Page Setting item: Selectable Remarks Initial value values <KNEE/WHITE CLIP> P5 KNEE POINT: 0 –99 to 0 to 99 To adjust the knee point (not available when DCC is activated) KNEE SLOPE: 0 –99 to 0 to 99 To adju[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 67 Submenu title Page Setting item: Selectable Remarks Initial value values <USER MATRIX> P8 SATURATION: 0 –99 to 0 to 99 To adjust the color saturation (color intensity) of the whole picture HUE: 0 –99 to 0 to 99 To adjust the hue of the w[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 68 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Menu Operation MAINTENANCE Menu <RESET> M1 TOP ALL MENU RESET The MAINTENANCE menu consists of 6 pages. To display the MAINTENANCE menu, first display the TOP MENU, turn the MENU dial to select MAINTENANCE, then press the MENU dial. For deta[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 69 Submenu title Page Setting item: Selectable Remarks Initial value values <OTHERS> M6 COLOR BARS SMPTE To select the type of the color bars MODE: SMPTE (NTSC) (SPLIT for PAL), FULL (75%) (PAL) FULL (75%), FULL (100%) TONE: ON ON, OFF To turn [...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 70 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Structure and setting values of the FILE menu Submenu title Page Setting item: Selectable Remarks Initial value values <SCENE FILE1> F1 PAGE 1/2 1/2, 2/2 To select a scene file. Up to 20 files can be set or selected. If the 11th file or onwa[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 71 Submenu title Page Setting item: Selectable Remarks Initial value values <OPERATOR FILE> F3 OPERATOR FILE — To write or read data for this camera (incl. settings of customized USER menu) to/from a Memory Stick READ (MS t CAMERA) — To cop[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 72 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Menu Operation Storing and Retrie ving a Scene File Storing a scene file <SCENE FILE1> F1 TOP WHITE:OK PAGE 1/2 STORE 1 : 6 : 2 : 7 : 3 : 8 : 4 : 9 : 5 : 10: STANDARD SCENE WHITE DATA: ON 1 Make the adjustments of the camera so that the valu[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 73 Storing to and Retrie ving from a Memory Stic k A scene file or an operator file stored in the camera can be copied to and stored in the Memory Stick, and stored data can be read by another camera. Storing a scene file <SCENE FILE2> F2 TOP S[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 74 Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Function Selectable values Scene Opera- Factory file tor file setting Skin Skin Matrix Saturation ∗ —0 Matrix Skin Matrix Hue ∗ —0 Matrix Preset Matrix Select ∗ — STD Saturation ∗ —0 Hue ∗ —0 R-G ∗ —0 R-B ∗ —0 G-R ∗ ?[...]

Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus Chapter 4 Viewfinder Screen Indications and Menus 75 Function Selectable values Scene Opera- Factory file tor file setting VF Display ND — ∗ ON IRIS — ∗ ON White — ∗ ON 5600K — ∗ ON Gain — ∗ ON Shutter — ∗ ON Skin DTL — ∗ ON Audio — ∗ ON Tape Remain — ∗ ON VTR Sta[...]

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Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 77 Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings Saving an Appr opriate White Balance V alue in Memory You can save two white balance values in separate memories, A and B. Unless changed, the saved values are retained for approximately ten years, even when the camera is powered off. Once a value is saved, you can automatical[...]

Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 78 Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 5 Push the WHT/BLK switch in the WHT direction and release. The white balance adjustment is carried out. During the adjustment the legend “AWB:EXECUTING” appears in the viewfinder. After a few seconds the adjustment is complete, and the legend in the viewfinder changes to [...]

Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 79 Message Meaning and corrections to be made AWB:BREAK This message is displayed when the AWB adjustment is canceled upon your pressing the WHT/BLK switch to either side while the adjustment is being performed. WHITE:PRESET The W. BAL switch is in the PRESET position. Move the W[...]

Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 80 Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings Light Sour ces and Color T emperature Adjustment of the white balance to match the light source is essential to ensure correct color rendering. The color of a light source is indicated as a color temperature in kelvins (K). It is higher for bluish light, and lower for reddish [...]

Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 81 21 is canceled, and the camera returns to the previous state. Notes • When using a camera control unit or remote control unit, if the W/B BALANCE switch of the control unit is set to MANUAL, it is not possible to carry out black balance adjustment on the camera. • The blac[...]

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Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 83 When using the CLS function Watching the monitor screen, adjust the frequency to give minimum interference. If there is a black band in the monitor image, reduce the frequency, and if there is a white band, increase the frequency. For details on CLS setting, see page P1 <SH[...]

Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 84 Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings Setting the Cloc k and Timestamping Recor dings Use the page M3 <CLOCK>of the MAINTENANCE menu to set the camera head’s internal clock and record the date and time. Notes • If the following date/time setting procedure for the internal clock does not cause the date/ti[...]

Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 85 The following adjustments are provided to improve the visibility of the viewfinder screen. Although these adjustment may make the viewfinder image clearer, they have no effect on the output video signal from the camera. Adjusting the eyepiece focus Depending on the eyesight of[...]

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Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 88 Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings To designate the lens number Set the number on page M5 <LENS SELECT> of the MAINTENANCE meu (page 66) according to the following table. Lens number Typical product 1 2 A12 × 6.8 3 VCL-918BY, VCL-919BY, YJ18 × 9B KRS, YJ19 × 9B KRS, J33a × 11B IASD 4 A16 × 9BRM/VCL-9[...]

Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 89 23 1 4 ZOOM MANU. SERVO Macr ophotograph y Use the macro function when the subject is at a distance of less than about 90 cm (3 feet) (for the VCL-919BY) from the front of the lens. It is possible to shoot close-ups down to a distance of 10 mm (wide angle, f = 9 mm). 1 Bring t[...]

Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings 90 Chapter 5 Adjustments and Settings Settings for special cases Settings f or Special Cases Skin Detail Correction You can adjust the skin tone by setting the items on page P7 <SKIN DTL/MATRIX> of the PAINT menu. For details, see “Structure and setting values of the PAINT menu” on page 64. Adjusting Col[...]

Appendix 91 Appendix Impor tant Notes on Operation Fitting the zoom lens It is important to fit the lens correctly, as otherwise damage may result. Be sure to refer to the section “Fitting the Lens” (See page 29) . Do not cover the unit while operating Putting a cloth, for example, over the unit can cause excessive internal heat build-up. Opera[...]

Appendix 92 Appendix Vertical tail on the image Bright object (electric light, sun, etc.) Monitor screen Characteristics of CCD Sensors The following effects may appear in the image. They are characteristic of cameras using CCDs (Charge- Coupled Devices), and do not indicate a malfunction. Vertical smear When shooting a very bright object, such as [...]

Appendix Appendix 93 Warning indications Continuous Flashing once per second Flashing four times per second Four beeps per second One beep per second Continuous For the warnings appearing in the viewfinder when a VTR is connected, see the section “Viewfinder Normal Indications” (page 52). W arning Indications If a fault occurs during operation,[...]

Appendix 94 Appendix 469(18 1 / 2 ) 242(9 5 / 8 ) 258(10 1 / 4 ) Specifications DXC-D50/D50P/D50WS/D50WSP Camera Head Imaging element Three-chip interline transfer CCD Pixel resolution 980 (horizontal) × 504 (vertical) Imaging area DXC-D50/D50P: 8.8 × 6.6 mm ( 2 / 3 -inch, 4:3 optical system) DXC-D50WS/D50WSP: 9.6 × 5.4 mm ( 2 / 3 -inch, 16:9 op[...]

Appendix Appendix 95 VCL-919BY Zoom Lens Focal length 9.0 to 171 mm Zoom Manual or power, selectable; zoom ratio: × 19 Maximum aperture 1:1.8 Aperture Manual or automatic, selectable; f/1.8 to f/16 and C (closed) Subject area (at 0.9 m (3 feet)) Wide angle: 789 × 592 mm (31 1 / 8 × 23 3 / 8 inches) Telephoto: 43 × 32 mm (1 3 / 4 × 1 5 / 16 inc[...]

Appendix 96 Appendix Studio equipment CCU-D50/D50P Camera Control Unit DXF-51 5-inch Viewfinder (monochrome) DR-100 Intercom Headset Cables and miscellaneous The suffix number on a cable part number indicates the length in meters: e.g. a CCZ-A2 is 2 meters long. (Approximate equivalents in feet: 2 m = 6 ft, 5 m = 16 ft, 10 m = 33 ft, 25 m = 82 ft, [...]

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