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Sony PMW-EX1R User Manual

Sony PMW-EX1R
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Picture Profiles
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Recording
3 Specify the target picture profile.
“Execute” and “Cancel” are displayed.
4 Select “Execute.”
Copying begins.
When copying ends, the completion message is
displayed for three seconds, and the original
screen display is restored.
You can reset a selected picture profile to the
factory settings (standard status).
1 Select the picture profile you wish to
reset by proceeding from step 1 to 3 of
“Selecting a Picture Profile using the
PICTURE PROFILE menu” on page 84.
2 Select “Reset” from “SET” of the
PICTURE PROFILE menu.
“Execute” and “Cancel” are displayed.
3 Select “Execute.”
Resetting begins.
When resetting ends, the completion message is
displayed for three seconds, and the original
screen display is restored.
A picture profile can be sent to and stored on an
SxS memory card as a file (filename:
PPDATA.SUF).
Only one picture profile can be stored on the same
memory card. The stored picture profile can be
immediately reproduced by reading from the
memory card.
Storing a Picture Profile
1 Set the power switch to CAMERA.
The camcorder is turned on in Camera mode.
2 Insert a recordable SxS memory card
into a slot.
Confirm that the corresponding ACCESS
lamp is lit in green.
3 Select the picture profile to be stored.
The selected picture profile number is
displayed at the bottom of the screen.
See “Selecting a Picture Profile using the
PICTURE PROFILE menu” on page 84.
4 Select “SET” of the PICTURE
PROFILE menu.
5 Select “Store” of “PP Data.”
The message “PP Data Store Execute/
Cancel” is displayed at the bottom of the
screen.
6 Select “Execute.”
Writing of the selected picture profile to the
memory card begins.
When writing ends, the completion message is
displayed for three seconds, and the original
screen display is restored.
Note
After you start writing, do not remove the SxS
memory card until the completion message is
displayed.
Loading a Picture Profile
1 Set the power switch to CAMERA.
The camcorder is turned on in Camera mode.
2 Insert the SxS memory card that
contains the picture profile to be loaded
into a slot.
Confirm that the corresponding ACCESS
lamp is lit in green.
Resetting a Picture Profile
Storing a Picture Profile on an SxS
Memory Card
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Sony PMW-EX1R Specifications

General IconGeneral
Sensor typeCMOS
Total megapixels- MP
Filter size77 mm
Digital zoom- x
Optical zoom14 x
Image stabilizerYes
Focal length range5.8 - 81.2 mm
Focal length (35mm film equivalent)31.4 - 439 mm
Camcorder media typeHDD, Memory card
Internal storage capacity32 GB
Focus adjustmentAuto/Manual
Camera shutter speed1/32 - 1/2000 s
Display diagonal3.5 \
Display resolution640 x 480 pixels
Display resolution (numeric)921000 pixels
Viewfinder screen size0.45 \
Product colorBlack
Minimum illumination0.14 lx
Video formats supportedMPEG2
Maximum video resolution1920 x 1080 pixels
Analog signal format systemNTSC, PAL
PCM digital audio16-bit/48 kHz
USB connector typeMini-USB B
USB 2.0 ports quantity1
Battery life (max)3 h
Video recording time1.6 h
Operating temperature (T-T)0 - 40 °C
Cables includedUSB
Power requirements12 V DC
Weight and Dimensions IconWeight and Dimensions
Depth199 mm
Width179 mm
Height308 mm
Weight2400 g

Summary

Overview

Package Configuration

Lists all items supplied with the camcorder and their quantities.

Features

Multiple-format recording

Details the camcorder's support for various HD and DVCAM recording formats.

A New Generation of HD Recording System

Highlights nonlinear media and MPEG-2 Long GOP codec for HD recording.

Long recording time

Explains how efficient compression allows for extended HD recording durations.

Cutting-edge Camera Technologies

Describes advanced components like Exmor CMOS sensors and the 14x zoom lens.

Versatile focus-assistance functions

Lists helpful functions for precise focus adjustments, including MF Assist and Peaking.

Creative Recording Modes and Settings

Introduces special modes like Slow & Quick Motion, Interval Recording, and Frame Recording.

Parts Identifications

Camcorder

Detailed diagram and list of camcorder components and their locations.

Controls on the grip

Identifies and explains the functions of controls on the camcorder's grip.

IR Remote Commander (Supplied)

Details the buttons and functions of the included infrared remote control.

On-Screen Indications

Indications in Camera Mode

Explains status indicators displayed on the LCD/viewfinder in Camera mode.

Direct Menu Operation

Guides on using the Direct menu for quick settings adjustments via joystick or jog dial.

Preparations

Power Supply

Covers using battery packs and AC adapters for powering the camcorder.

Setting the Clock

Guides users through setting the camcorder's internal clock and time zone.

Adjusting the LCD Monitor and Viewfinder

Explains how to adjust the angle, brightness, and display settings of the LCD and EVF.

Adjusting the Grip

Details how the camcorder's grip can be rotated to support various shooting styles.

Using the IR Remote Commander

Details how to activate and use the remote control function for the camcorder.

Handling SxS Memory Cards

Provides instructions and precautions for using SxS memory cards, including insertion and formatting.

Using an External Hard Disk

Explains how to connect and use an optional hard disk unit for storage.

Using a Media Adaptor

Describes using optional adaptors for Memory Stick or SDHC cards in the SxS slot.

Recording

Basic Operation Procedure

Outlines the fundamental steps for performing basic recording operations.

Selecting the Video Format

Details how to choose various video formats for recording and playback.

Switching the ND Filters

Explains how to use the built-in ND filters to control aperture in varying light conditions.

Adjusting the White Balance

Explains methods for adjusting white balance for accurate color reproduction.

Displaying the Markers and Zebra Patterns

Covers how to display on-screen markers for composition and zebra patterns for exposure.

Setting the Gain

Guides users on adjusting video gain levels based on subject brightness and shooting conditions.

Setting the Electronic Shutter

Covers adjusting shutter speed and modes for controlling exposure and motion blur.

Adjusting the Iris

Describes how to control the lens aperture for exposure and depth of field.

Adjusting the Zoom

Explains manual and servo zoom operations for changing focal length.

Adjusting the Focus

Details manual and auto focus modes for achieving sharp images.

Eliminating Picture Blurring (Steady Shot)

Explains how to use the image stabilization feature to reduce camera shake.

Reducing Flickers

Provides methods to minimize flickering issues caused by certain lighting types.

Setting the Time Data

Covers setting timecode, user bits, and clock for accurate metadata.

Recording Audio Signals

Explains how to record audio using built-in or external microphones.

Outputting the Color Bars and Reference Tone

Describes how to output color bars and reference tones for calibration.

Recording Shot Marks

Explains how to add marks to clips for easier editing and scene identification.

Adding the OK Mark

Details how to add an OK mark to clips to prevent accidental deletion.

Rec Review

Explains how to quickly review the last recorded clip.

Changing Functions of the Assignable Buttons

Guides users on customizing button functions for quick access.

Interval Recording

Describes how to set up time-lapse recording at specified intervals.

Frame Recording

Explains the frame recording function, useful for stop-motion animation.

Picture Cache Recording

Details the function to capture video before the REC button is pressed.

Slow & Quick Motion Recording

Explains how to achieve slow-motion and fast-motion effects by varying frame rates.

Freeze Mix: Image Alignment

Describes superimposing a still image for alignment during next recording.

Shot Transition

Explains how to create smooth scene transitions by registering camera settings.

Fader Function

Covers starting or ending recordings with fade-in and fade-out effects.

Picture Profiles

Explains how to customize and store picture quality settings as profiles.

Playback

Thumbnail Screens

Details how clips are displayed as thumbnails and the information shown.

Playing Back Clips

Guides on playing back recorded clips using playback controls and joystick.

Clip Operations

Explains various operations that can be performed on clips in Media mode.

Status Displays

Showing the Status Screens

Explains how to activate and switch between different status screens for monitoring.

CAMERA Status Screen

Details the information displayed on the camera status screen in Camera mode.

AUDIO Status Screen

Explains the audio-related information displayed on the status screen.

VIDEO Status Screen

Covers the video format and output settings displayed on the status screen.

BUTTON/REMOTE Status Screen

Details the status of assignable buttons and the IR remote commander.

BATTERY/MEDIA Status Screen

Shows battery charge and memory card status information.

Menu Configuration and Detailed Settings

Overview of the Setup Menus

Introduces the different setup menu categories available on the camcorder.

Basic Menu Operations

Covers fundamental operations for navigating and using the setup menus.

Setup Menu List

Provides a comprehensive list of menu items, subitems, and their contents for CAMERA SET.

Connecting External Devices

Connecting External Monitors

Explains how to connect external monitors for displaying video signals and menus.

Operating Clips With a Computer

Guides on connecting the camcorder to a computer for clip management via USB.

Connecting an External Device (i.LINK Connection)

Details connecting external devices using the i.LINK (HDV/DV) interface for recording and editing.

About i.LINK

Explains the specifications and features of the i.LINK digital interface.

Appendixes

Important Notes on Operation

Covers critical usage, storage, and care instructions for the camcorder.

Formats and Limitations of Outputs

Details video formats, output signals, and their limitations across different modes.

Backup Battery

Explains the function, replacement, and service life of the backup battery.

Troubleshooting

Provides solutions for common operating power and recording/playback issues.

Error/Warning Indications

Lists and explains various error and warning messages displayed by the camcorder.

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