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Sony Announces HVR-V1U: New HDV Camera with 1080/24p Scanning

Coming on the heels of Sony Europe’s announcement of the HVR-V1E and companion hard-disk drive during IBC, Sony U.S.A. this morning introduced the HVR-V1U HDV camcorder and HVR-DR60 hard-disk drive. The camera’s most notable new feature is, like the European version, 1080/24p true progressive scanning and a three-CMOS sensor design. 4:2:2 color sampling is achieved through Sony’s own Enhanced Image Processor and users can save and load camera settings via Memory Stick Duo.


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<I>LEFT:</I>The Sony HVR-V1U HDV camcorder and HVR-DR60 hard-disk drive attached. The HVR-DR60 (<I>above</I>) drive can record up to 60 GB of material, or roughly 4.5
hours of HDV compressed footage, and transfers at a rate of
approximately 80 Mbps.

LEFT:The Sony HVR-V1U HDV camcorder and HVR-DR60 hard-disk drive attached. The HVR-DR60 (above) drive can record up to 60 GB of material, or roughly 4.5 hours of HDV compressed footage, and transfers at a rate of approximately 80 Mbps.


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