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Hitachi enhances SK-HD1000 studio, field production cameras
Feb 27, 2008 8:10 AM
Hitachi Kokusai Electric has introduced new functions, control panels, CCUs and other production accessories for its SK-HD1000 HD studio and field production camera.
Hitachi Kokusai Electric has made several additions to its SK-HD1000 HDTV studio and field production camera.
Hitachi has upgraded the performance of its SK-HD1000 camera to 60dB HDTV signal-to-noise ratio at F10.0 and a resolution of 1100 horizontal TV lines. Complementing this performance benchmark, the company has introduced new functions, control panels, CCUs and other production accessories.
The SK-HD1000 relies on three high dynamic range RGB 2/3in progressive CCDs each with 2.2-million pixels, 14-bit A-to-D converters and its own digital signal processor. The new digital circuits designed specifically for the SK-HD1000 series help achieve exceptional depth of modulation, tonal reproduction and highlight handling characteristics.
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