HXCFB75H Affordable Three 2/3-inch Exmor CMOS Sensors

HXCFB75H
Affordable three 23-inch Exmor® CMOS sensors SDHD Studio Camera
Sony introduces a cost effective system camera ideal for small studio operations, conferences, events and faith based applications The HXC-FB75 is a high-performance—yet cost effective—HD camera system that inherits Sony’s proven operability from the highly regarded DXC-D Series of system cameras. The camera is equipped with three 23-inch Full HD Exmor® CMOS sensors to provide excellent sensitivity (F12 at 1080i60) with a low noise ratio. These sensors are common with the HXC-P70 and HXC-D70. This enables easy integration and system flexibility. A wide range of output formats are available, including 1080i59.94, 50, 1080 PsF29.97, 25, 720p59.94, 50, 576i50 and 480i59.94. The focus assist function enables precise focusing. VideoAudio and control signal transmission, with power, can extend up to 1,100 ft via Hybrid Optical Fiber Cable. The camera is also controllable from a CCU panel and remote controller. *HXC-FB75KC: [Camera head: viewfinder, mic and lens] *HXC-FB75H: [Camera head only]
Highlights:
Flexible signal outputs 1080-line HD at 59.94i, 50i, 29.97 PsF and 25 PsF; 720-line HD at 59.94p and 50p; SD at 57650i and 48059.94i
Outstanding sensitivity: F12 at 59.94i (F13 at 50i)
Powerful system camera designed to work with the current HXCU-FB70 fiber interface camera control unit, sold separately
Built-in fiber optic interface supports cable runs of up to 350 meters (1,150 feet) of (CCFN) Hybrid fiber cable (with CCU power) or up to 10 kilometers (6 miles) of Single Mode Fiber cable (with local power)
HDVF interface for viewfinder cable connection supports portable HDVF viewfinders and new OLED HDVF viewfinders
3 gate Skin Tone Detail helps your on-screen talent look their best
Low noise: signal-to-noise ratio of 60 dB (with noise suppression)
Along with the standard 2x, the HXCFB75 now provides 4x Digital Video Extender
Slow Shutter – up to 8 frames (selectable in 1 frame increments)
TLCS (Total Level Control System) unifies lens iris, gain, and shutter