Contents of Settings on the SYSTEM [1/2] Screen

Item

 

Contents of Setting

 

 

MIC1 INPUT SEL

Selects whether the built-in microphone or a microphone connected to

 

the MIC 1 input connector should be used.

 

INT : Use this setting when the built-in microphone should be used.

 

XLR : Use this setting when a microphone connected to the MIC 1 input

 

 

connector should be used.

 

 

WIND CUT MIC1

Selects whether or not the wind noise picked up by the internal

 

microphone or a microphone connected to the MIC 1 input connector is

 

reduced. (ON/OFF)

 

 

WIND CUT MIC2

Selects whether or not the wind noise picked up by a microphone

 

connected to the MIC 2 input connector is reduced. (ON/OFF)

 

 

+48V MIC1/+48V MIC2

Sets whether +48 V power should be supplied to a microphone

 

connected to the MIC 1 or MIC 2 input connector. (MIC 1 and MIC 2 are

 

set separately.)

 

This should only be set to ON when a phantom microphone is used.

 

 

AUDIO MODE

Selects the sampling frequency for audio recording (32 kHz or 48 kHz).

 

* 4 channels are available when the DV format is recorded with 12-bit,

 

32 kHz sampling, but the GY-DV300 records the CH-1 and CH-2

 

channels. The GY-DV300 does not allow after-recording.

 

 

REC MODE

Selects the recording speed mode.

 

SP

: Standard Play recording mode.

 

LP

: Long Play recording mode (recording time is 1.5 times longer

 

 

than in the SP mode.)

 

* Tapes recorded in the LP mode on the GY-DV300 can only be played

 

back on this unit.

 

When playing back on another unit, noise will appear in the picture

 

and the sound.

 

 

LONG PAUSE TIME

Selects the time (minutes) before the tape protection mode (drum

 

automatically stops rotating) is engaged when the recording pause (the

 

recording-standby mode) or still mode continues. (3 minutes or 30

 

minutes). When used in a cold environment, this becomes 3 minutes

 

regardless of the setting.

 

 

 

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JVC GY-DV301, GY-DV300 MIC1 Input SEL, Wind CUT MIC1, Wind CUT MIC2, Audio Mode, REC Mode, Long Pause Time
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GY-DV301, GY-DV300 specifications

The JVC GY-DV300 and GY-DV301 are part of JVC's renowned D-Series of professional camcorders, known for their impressive video quality and user-friendly features. Launched in the early 2000s, these models gained widespread recognition for their reliability and versatility in various broadcasting and filmmaking environments.

Both camcorders utilize a 1/3-inch CCD sensor that delivers high-quality images with a resolution of up to 720 x 480 pixels in standard definition. The GY-DV300 is particularly notable for its innovative pixel shift technology, which enhances image resolution and detail by shifting the sensor pixels to improve clarity and reduce artifacts. This feature is especially beneficial for capturing finer details in dynamic scenes, making it suitable for both documentary filmmaking and news reporting.

One of the standout features of the GY-DV301 is its advanced lens system, which provides a 16x optical zoom with a focal length range that allows for excellent versatility in framing shots. The Fujinon lens used in these models is well-regarded for its superior optical performance, ensuring crisp, vibrant images in various lighting conditions. Additionally, both camcorders come equipped with a built-in ND (neutral density) filter, enabling filmmakers to control light exposure creatively without compromising on depth of field.

The user interface of the GY-DV300 and GY-DV301 is designed with professionals in mind. The camcorders offer manual controls for focus, iris, and white balance, allowing users to have precise control over their shooting parameters. The ergonomic design ensures that the camcorders are comfortable to use over extended periods, with a range of customizable buttons and settings readily accessible.

In terms of recording formats, the GY-DV300 and GY-DV301 support DV format recording, which offers high-quality digital video suitable for editing and broadcast. They also feature multiple connectivity options, including FireWire and composite outputs, making them compatible with a wide array of editing systems and broadcasting equipment.

Overall, the JVC GY-DV300 and GY-DV301 represent a significant step forward in video technology during their time, merging advanced imaging capabilities with robust professional features. Their blend of quality, flexibility, and an intuitive operational design has made them enduring choices for videographers and broadcasters alike, solidifying JVC's reputation in the professional video market.
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