Hvr-z5u brochure
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Thanks for the share will take a read before buy 2nd cam
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Also, two other good web pages for information are
Sony Product Detail Page - HVRZ5U Sony : HVR-Z5E (HVRZ5E) : Product Overview : United Kingdom |
well, according to the PDF, the Z5 still has 960x1080 pixel CMOS
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The Clearvid sensor is actually 960x540 photo diodes and the resulting pixels are interpolated. IF you draw a grid of 1920x1080 over the Clearvid array of 960x540 you will see that the pixels fall in both the centre of the photo diodes and in the space between each photo diode. As described in the brochure. Each pixel is either interpolated from 4 photo diodes or taken from one diode. The photo diodes are in fact twice the size of the resulting pixels. Which may account for the low light performance. So it isn't too different from the Panasonic just a different way of getting the final density one Clearvid the other pixel shifting. One optimized for 1080i the other maybe optimized for 720P. My SR11 has a single chip Clearvid with the same approach recording 1920x1080i to AVCHD and I can assure you it looks sharper than my FX1!!!! So 3 Clearvid should be even sharper with better low light as it will not have the colour filter of the single chip in the same way. I think the EX1 uses the same approach on a 1/2" chip.
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They talk about the 6 blade iris diaphram giving you beautiful background blur, do you guys know if it has less dof than other 1/3 inch chips camera?
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What I don't get though is the difference between 25p native progressive mode and 25p progressive scan mode. Is the latter not interlaced?? I'll play with the options and get hints about what people are finding neat with these variants. |
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