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GY-HD110 Outputs and Applications
GY-HD110
BR-HD50
BR-DV3000
DR-HD100
DV
IEEE 1394
NLE
576i
576i

Standard Definition Production

Film School

Multi Standard Flexibility

The compact size and wealth
of professional features of the
GY-HD110 apply just as much
to the SD user as to those
working in High Definition.
Existing DV equipment and
accessories can continue to
be used with the GY-HD110.
However its three CCDs with
1280 x 720 pixel resolution
ensure high quality images
with superb colourimetry in
both widescreen 16:9 modes
and also in a standard 4:3
aspect ratio.
For those upgrading in the
future to High Definition,the
GY-HD110 will provide a
seamless link from the
Standard Definition formats
currently in use to those
in demand for the coming
HD standards.

Signal: 576i digital component throughout.

Application:Integration with existing

SD editing equipment plus

additional facility for true

native 16:9 origination.

From the native uncompressed
720p signal,the GY-HD110
camcorder can be set to
generate the HDVô compliant
720p 24 recording signal which
can record to cassette or to
hard disk recorder. The
recordings can then be fed in
and out of an appropriate NLE
and so to a film laser printer,
without any requirement for
cross-conversion,either from
25p by way of 4% speed
change or from 30p by process
of 3:2 pull-down.
A further advantage of the
GY-HD110 for film schools is
that accessories allow the
camcorder to be transformed
into a digital film camera. The
PL-mount adaptor allows prime
film lenses to be deployed and
also a matte box. Since the
optional add-on DR-HD100
hard disk recorder will also
record the HDVô for mat of
720p 24,many hours at a time
can be put ìin the canî.
For the film shooting
application of ìvideo assistî,
even standard definition
recording can be set to 24p
progressive to capture perfectly
the film effect.

Signal:720p 24.

Application:Acquisition for cinematography,

transfer to film & video assist.

The diagram shows the video
signals that are commonly found
in HD and SD production in
Europe. Specifically this diagram
illustrates how these signals are
directly available from either the
GY-HD110 or the BR-HD50 via
a tape recorded in the native
720p 30/25 format on either of
these devices.
This flexibility comes in part as
a result of the original material
being recorded in a progressive
format,which allows for easier
and more effective conversion
to other formats than if the
original had been recorded as
an interlaced signal.

Signal:720p 60/50, 720p 30/25, 1080i 60/50,

and 576i 50.

Application:Various, where material is

to be matched with existing

footage or images captured

on another format.

GY-HD110
HDVô
720p24
MATTE
BOX
1/3" TO 'PL'
MOUNT
ADAPTOR
PRIME
LENSES
LASER PRINTER
BR-HD50
TAPE
NLE
720p24
GY-HD110
BR-HD50
REC 720p 30/25
BR-HD50E
TAPE
720p 60/50
720p 30/25
1080i 60/50
576i 50
720p 30/25
1080i 60/50
576i 50