Used JVC JVC GY-HM790U ProHD ENG / Studio Camera with Canon 14x Lens, 1/3" Progressive 3CCDs, Dual SD/SDHC Slots, HD/SD-SDI, FireWire Output (105 Hours)

JVC GY-HM790U ProHD ENG / Studio Camera - (105 Hours) SKU#1864224 Features

• Modular Design: The GY-HM790U is equipped with a 68-pin chassis connector that allows various modules to be attached to the unit without external cabling
• Advanced Technologies = Higher HD Image Quality: The GY-HM790U utilizes three precisely aligned 1/3" progressive scan full HD CCDs--one each for red, green and blue primary colors--and outputs full resolution in both 720p and 1080i/p
• JVC Original 35Mbps MPEG2 Encoder: Drawing from its experience in developing rack mount encoders used by major television stations, JVC developed a proprietary codec capable of providing highly efficient compression up to 35 megabits per second, a bitrate that can support full 1920 x 1080 sampling
• Variable Frame Rate Recording (Overcrank, Undercrank): When recording in the 720p 35Mbps mode, the camera can be set to record at a frame rate different than the playback rate. This capability makes it possible to record slow or fast motion when the recording is played back at 24p or 30p
• Standard Definition Recording Capability: Responding to the needs of the industry, the GY-HM790U, in addition to its capability as an HD recorder, offers standard-definition recording for maximum flexibility
• High-performance Canon HD lens: The GY-HM790U includes a detachable 14x Canon KT14x4.4KRSJ HD lens based on the superb optics found in more expensive HD lenses. Its superior MTF provides higher resolution than typical "stock" lenses
• SDHC Memory Card Recording: The GY-HM790U records on widely available SDHC Class 6 or Class 10 memory cards, presently available in capacities up to 32GB. The camera provides 2 memory card slots, for a total of up to 64GB of on-board storage--enough for more than 6 hours of continuous HD recording
• Pre Rec (Retro Cache) Start Mode: In this mode, the GY-HM790U continually records up to 20 seconds in cache memory. When the trigger is pressed, the live signal is appended to the cache recording, giving the shooter a head start in getting the shot
• Continuous Clip Mode: In this mode, the GY-HM790U creates a single clip file from multiple trigger presses. This is ideal when "in camera editing" is preferred. The complete shot sequence is instantly available as a single clip
• JVC ProHD Clip Manager: The ProHD Clip Manager for both Mac and Windows makes it easy to manage MP4 clips on the GY-HM790U's memory cards from your computer. With a few clicks of the mouse you can copy, move or delete clips, preview clip content, as well as view and edit clip metadata
• ProHD Log and Transfer Plug-in: The ProHD Log and Transfer Plug-in is a software for Apple's Final Cut Pro that lets you drop MP4 files recorded on the GY-HM790U into the clip bin of Final Cut Pro&
• Compact Shoulder Form Factor: Weighing only 8.2 lbs including lens, viewfinder, microphone and battery, the GY-HM790U rests comfortably on the right shoulder providing stable, steady shots
• High Resolution LCOS viewfinder: The GY-HM790U is equipped with a new, rugged, high-resolution viewfinder based on a new .45-inch 1.22MP Liquid Crystal on Silicon (LCOS) panel (852x480x3). This all-digital viewfinder displays images with more than 5 times the resolution of typical color viewfinders
• Jumbo Size 4.3" Flip-out LCD Panel: The 4.3" 800 x 480 WVGA LCD offers a 16:9 aspect ratio and provides a wide array of monitoring and setup indications. It is specially designed to reduce surface reflections and glare to maintain a clear, visible, bright view during outdoor recording
• Spot Exposure Meter: When shooting very high contrast scenes, the Spot Meter can be a very useful tool, letting the videographer monitor the dynamic range of an image on the LCD/VF and adjust the exposure of an object in the frame
• Uncompressed Audio Recording w/Full Manual Control: The GY-HM790U captures audio with the same uncompromising quality as video. Two-channel 16-bit/48kHz uncompressed linear PCM audio channels are recorded via the detachable shotgun microphone, or via a pair of balanced XLR connectors
• Patented "Focus Assist" Function: Achieving exact focus with HD signals is critical. JVC's Focus Assist turns focusing into a fast, easy and accurate process. When Focus Assist is activated, the picture in the viewfinder becomes monochrome and all objects which are in focus take on a colored edge
• HD/SD-SDI, IEEE1394 Output: For live broadcast applications or monitoring, the GY-HM790U provides an uncompressed, 4:2:2 full HD or downconverted SD signal via its HD/SD-SDI connector. The signal can come from either the camera or from memory playback
• Genlock / Aux (Pool feed) Input: The GY-HM790U provides a genlock input. The same connector can be switched to an auxiliary SD video input, useful for recording composite pool feeds from other cameras. Recordings from the pool feed are made in the DV (.avi) or MOV format
• KA-790 Studio Sled: KA-790 is a mechanical adapter for studio use for the GY-HM790U and KA-M790. It supports the VF-HP790 LCD studio viewfinder on the top and stabilizes the entire system including an optional teleprompter. A hinged side panel makes it easy to remove the camera for shoulder use
• KA-M790 Multi-core Studio Interface Unit: The KA-M790 is a small and compact interface unit that enables Studio/EFP operation. It differs from the interface used with the GY-HD250 system in that all studio functions are now contained within a single unit attached to the camera body
• VF-HP790 LCD Studio Viewfinder: The VF-HP790 is an 8.4" XGA (1024 x 768 pixels) LCD studio viewfinder designed to work with the GY-HM790U or the GY-HM700U. Designed to mount to the KA-790 Studio Sled, it is equipped with a large tally indicator and screen hood
• Remote Camera Control Connector: A 6-pin remote connector provides a TTL interface to an optional JVC RM-LP25U, RM-LP57U, or RM-LP55U control unit. Extensive control options are available including shading, paint, iris, gamma level, knee, gain, shutter and black level