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Sony HVR-HD1000 HDV Camcorder PAL
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The HVR-HD1000's shoulder-mount design and black matte body is similar to that of other professional HD camcorders; making it perfect for weddings, corporate communications and sporting events where appearance can make a difference. The ergonomically balanced shoulder mount design also reduces operator fatigue on long shoots where a tripod might not be practical.
1/3 inch ClearVid CMOS Sensor, 3.20 megapixel for Superb Clarity
Recording Format : 1080i/50i, (DV/SP/LP)
Selectable HDV/DV recording and playback
Optical 10x Carl Zeiss Vario Sonnar T Zoom Lens
Optical Image Stabilizer
Enhanced Imaging Processor
Recording Format : 1080i/50i, (DV/SP/LP)
Selectable HDV/DV recording and playback
Optical 10x Carl Zeiss Vario Sonnar T Zoom Lens
Optical Image Stabilizer
Enhanced Imaging Processor
Camera section
Lens: Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* zoom lens, 10x (optical), f = 5.4 to 54 mm, filter diameter: 37 mm
Focal length:
16:9 video mode: 40 to 400mm
4:3 video mode: 49 to 490mm
16:9 photo mode: 40 to 400mm
4:3 photo mode: 37 to 370mm
Focus System: Auto, manual (Ring/Panel)
Imaging system: 1/2.9-inch, ClearVid CMOS Sensor system
Maximum still image recording: MAX. 6.1M (2848 x 2136) (4:3)
Gross pixels: Approx. 3200K pixels
Effective pixels:
16:9 video mode: Approx. 2280K pixels
4:3 video mode: Approx. 1710K pixels
16:9 photo mode: Approx. 2280K pixels
4:3 photo mode: Approx. 3040K pixels
Shutter Speed:
Auto Slow Shutter ON 1/25-1/215
Auto Slow Shutter OFF 1/50-1/215
Manual 1/3-1/10000 (Still Image: 1/3-1/425)
Scene Selection 1/2-1/425
Super NightShot 1/3-1/100
Colour Slow Shutter 1/2-1/215
Smooth Slow Rec 1/200-1/800
Minimum illumination:
Auto Slow Shutter ON 5 lux(1/25 Shutter Speed)
Auto Slow Shutter OFF 11 lux(1/25 Shutter Speed)
VTR section
Recording format: HDV1080/50i, DV/DV(LP)576/50i (PAL)
Play out/Down conversion format: HDV1080/50i, DV/DV(LP)576/50i (PAL)
Playback/Recording time:
HDV/DV SP Max. 63 min with PHDVM-63DM cassette
DV LP Max. 94.5 min with PHDVM-63DM cassette
Connectors
Component video output: RCA Pin x3
Composite video output: RCA Pin x1
S-Video output: mini-DIN 4-pin x1
HDMI output: HDMI connector
HDV/DV input/output: i.LINK interface (IEEE 1394, 4-pin connector)
Audio output: RCA Pin x2 (L,R)
Audio input: Stereo mini jack (3.5 mm diameter), ECM-PS1 external shot-gun stereo microphone is supplied.
Headphone: Stereo mini jack (3.5 mm diameter)
LANC: Stereo mini-mini jack (2.5 mm diameter)
USB: TYPE B connector
DC Input: AC-L100 AC adaptor is supplied.
Others
LCD viewfinder: 0.27-inch type, approx. 123,200 dots, 16:9 aspect ratio
LCD monitor: 2.7-inch type, Clear Photo LCD plus, approx. 211,200 dots, hybrid type, 16:9 aspect ratio, touchscreen
Speaker: 16mm diameter
General
Mass (w/Battery):
NP-F570 3.0Kg (6 lb 10 oz)
NP-F770 3.1Kg (6 lb 13 oz)
NP-F970 3.2Kg (7 lb 1 oz)
Power Requirements (AC adaptor/Battery): 8.4V / 7.2V
Power Consumption (VF/VF+LCD): HDV 4.4W / 4.8W DV 4.2W / 4.6W
Operating temperature: 0 to 40oC (32 to 104oF)
Storage temperature: -20 to +60oC (-4 to 140oF)
Mass (w/o Tape,Battery,etc): 2.7Kg (6 lb 0 oz)
Lens: Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* zoom lens, 10x (optical), f = 5.4 to 54 mm, filter diameter: 37 mm
Focal length:
16:9 video mode: 40 to 400mm
4:3 video mode: 49 to 490mm
16:9 photo mode: 40 to 400mm
4:3 photo mode: 37 to 370mm
Focus System: Auto, manual (Ring/Panel)
Imaging system: 1/2.9-inch, ClearVid CMOS Sensor system
Maximum still image recording: MAX. 6.1M (2848 x 2136) (4:3)
Gross pixels: Approx. 3200K pixels
Effective pixels:
16:9 video mode: Approx. 2280K pixels
4:3 video mode: Approx. 1710K pixels
16:9 photo mode: Approx. 2280K pixels
4:3 photo mode: Approx. 3040K pixels
Shutter Speed:
Auto Slow Shutter ON 1/25-1/215
Auto Slow Shutter OFF 1/50-1/215
Manual 1/3-1/10000 (Still Image: 1/3-1/425)
Scene Selection 1/2-1/425
Super NightShot 1/3-1/100
Colour Slow Shutter 1/2-1/215
Smooth Slow Rec 1/200-1/800
Minimum illumination:
Auto Slow Shutter ON 5 lux(1/25 Shutter Speed)
Auto Slow Shutter OFF 11 lux(1/25 Shutter Speed)
VTR section
Recording format: HDV1080/50i, DV/DV(LP)576/50i (PAL)
Play out/Down conversion format: HDV1080/50i, DV/DV(LP)576/50i (PAL)
Playback/Recording time:
HDV/DV SP Max. 63 min with PHDVM-63DM cassette
DV LP Max. 94.5 min with PHDVM-63DM cassette
Connectors
Component video output: RCA Pin x3
Composite video output: RCA Pin x1
S-Video output: mini-DIN 4-pin x1
HDMI output: HDMI connector
HDV/DV input/output: i.LINK interface (IEEE 1394, 4-pin connector)
Audio output: RCA Pin x2 (L,R)
Audio input: Stereo mini jack (3.5 mm diameter), ECM-PS1 external shot-gun stereo microphone is supplied.
Headphone: Stereo mini jack (3.5 mm diameter)
LANC: Stereo mini-mini jack (2.5 mm diameter)
USB: TYPE B connector
DC Input: AC-L100 AC adaptor is supplied.
Others
LCD viewfinder: 0.27-inch type, approx. 123,200 dots, 16:9 aspect ratio
LCD monitor: 2.7-inch type, Clear Photo LCD plus, approx. 211,200 dots, hybrid type, 16:9 aspect ratio, touchscreen
Speaker: 16mm diameter
General
Mass (w/Battery):
NP-F570 3.0Kg (6 lb 10 oz)
NP-F770 3.1Kg (6 lb 13 oz)
NP-F970 3.2Kg (7 lb 1 oz)
Power Requirements (AC adaptor/Battery): 8.4V / 7.2V
Power Consumption (VF/VF+LCD): HDV 4.4W / 4.8W DV 4.2W / 4.6W
Operating temperature: 0 to 40oC (32 to 104oF)
Storage temperature: -20 to +60oC (-4 to 140oF)
Mass (w/o Tape,Battery,etc): 2.7Kg (6 lb 0 oz)
AC Adaptor
Power Cord
AV Connecting Cable
Eye Cap
Rechargeable Battery NP-F570
Lens Hood
Lens Cap
Microphone and Wind Screen
CD-ROM - Manual
Operating Guide
Power Cord
AV Connecting Cable
Eye Cap
Rechargeable Battery NP-F570
Lens Hood
Lens Cap
Microphone and Wind Screen
CD-ROM - Manual
Operating Guide
Reviewed by 7 Customers
Sony HVR HD 1000 E review
Excellent for the price
Avarage
Great Cam!
Great!
Good horse !
A very good product for so little money
Sony HVR HD 1000 E reviewBy Bif
from South Africa on 2010-02-11
I have done two weddings with the camera and the only thing I like is the light weight. None of the functions like nightshot, white balance, and backlight can be used to get a professional effect and the camera is best just left on auto. It is not good in low light conditions as the picture becomes greyish. Futher the controls are flimsey to say the least and you get the feel of a cheap chinese car when using it. Then you cannot use any tapes you find in the shops as they cause picture abd audio dropout ending a shoot in disaster. Only the profesional digimaster tapes seem to work Still pictues are terrible unless you are really close up. Not what you would expect from a HD camera.
Problems:
Picture and audio dropout, nightshot, backlight and white balance a not usable by normal operator. Bad still picture quality further than a few meters away
Picture and audio dropout, nightshot, backlight and white balance a not usable by normal operator. Bad still picture quality further than a few meters away
Excellent for the priceBy Didus
from Dublin, Ireland on 2009-11-25
Have used my fair share of cameras over the years and for price these
were incredible in their quality and sturdiness.....heavier than they
claim though so beware anyone buying them for use on Glidecam or
Steadicam Jnr's etc.
were incredible in their quality and sturdiness.....heavier than they
claim though so beware anyone buying them for use on Glidecam or
Steadicam Jnr's etc.
AvarageBy Moot
from Australia on 2009-09-11
It is an entry recorder. not very good under low light conditions.
Great Cam!By Psycores
from Bulgaria on 2009-04-30
I just got it and I think you get more then you pay for !
Great!By Sindre
from Norway on 2009-02-15
This camera is perfect to amaturs and professoinal companies that wants a
camera that is a one camera production camera.. this camera is entry
level so it don`t have the professional quality but it can be just what
you need. this is a camera that is not expensive so you can "play" a
litte more whit it! THIS IS A GOOD CAMERA BUT IT HAVE SOME DOWN SIDES(not
many).
camera that is a one camera production camera.. this camera is entry
level so it don`t have the professional quality but it can be just what
you need. this is a camera that is not expensive so you can "play" a
litte more whit it! THIS IS A GOOD CAMERA BUT IT HAVE SOME DOWN SIDES(not
many).
Problems:
WITE BALANCE IS NOT 100% MORE LIKE 90% AND IT HAVE NO COLOR MANAGMANT...
YOU CANT ADJUST BLACK BALANCE, CROMA. LIGHT AND FUCUS IS HARD TO ADJUST.
WITE BALANCE IS NOT 100% MORE LIKE 90% AND IT HAVE NO COLOR MANAGMANT...
YOU CANT ADJUST BLACK BALANCE, CROMA. LIGHT AND FUCUS IS HARD TO ADJUST.
Good horse !By Brunweil
Verified Buyer
Verified Reviewer
from Africa on 2008-12-04
If you come from Z1 or others prosumer's like camcorders, the landing
will be hard ! But the HVR-HD1000 HDV well-do exactly what she promise...
And for the price what we could expected more ??
will be hard ! But the HVR-HD1000 HDV well-do exactly what she promise...
And for the price what we could expected more ??
A very good product for so little moneyBy Raeuber
Verified Buyer
Verified Reviewer
from Switzerland, Basel on 2008-11-19
I do a lot of event recording and the camera is as created. Positive:
Light but by the camera like a shoulder camera. Therefore, very stable
images. Good low light properties. And if the camera once at a live event
to be destroyed, this is not so bad (little price).
Light but by the camera like a shoulder camera. Therefore, very stable
images. Good low light properties. And if the camera once at a live event
to be destroyed, this is not so bad (little price).
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