HSC-100RF
          The Sony HSC-100RF Optical Fiber Broadcast Camera is an HD/SD camera with an optical fiber CCU input that supports cable runs up to 6,562 ft to an optional CCU. The camera features a 2/3″ type CCD sensor offering F10 sensitivity for 1080i59.94 and F11 for 1080i50, with -60dB signal-to-noise ratio. It also records in 720p and 1080PsF and down-converts to high-quality SD. An optional HZC-PSF3 software is required for 1080/29.97PsF/25PsF. The lens mount is Sony Bayonet. Inputs/outputs include XLR audio, XLR mic, HD/SD-SDI output, VF signal, return signal, SDI prompter output/genlock input/return input, and XLR intercom. An electronic color correction filter and four ND filters are built in.
A 16-bit A/D converter processes images with very high color precision. A Digital Extender function expands an image by a factor of two in the center of the sensor’s captured image without any decrease in sensitivity. Auto Lens Aberration Compensation 2 automatically reduces chromatic aberration by horizontal and vertical compensation when using lenses that support this function. Seven standard-gamma and four hyper-gamma tables are available for use in adjusting contrast. A Multi-Matrix function applies color adjustments over a user-specified color range, and Adaptive-Matrix enables color conversion even when shooting under excessively strong ambient light. Master White Gain allows step-less gain level adjustments. Two types of focus assist are available — Viewfinder Detail adds dedicated edge signals to the viewfinder, allowing easy recognition of a focusing point, and Focus Assist Indicator displays an indicator for adjustment at the bottom or elsewhere within the viewfinder frame.
The main chassis is made of durable magnesium-alloy casting. An integrated shoulder pad is adjustable back and forth without any tools. A protrusion on the front of the carrying handle allows added stability while shooting, and a non-slip structure on the handle’s lower surface provides better grasp. Assignable switches are available on the side and rear panels and assignable buttons on the handle.
- Multi-Format Operation
 - The HSC-100RF records in 1080/59.94i/50i, 720/59.94p/50p, and 1080/29.97PsF/25PsF (an optional HZC-PSF3 software is required for 1080/29.97PsF/25PsF)
 
- 2/3″ CCD Sensor
 - A 2/3″ type full-resolution 1920 x 1080 CCD sensor offers a high F10 sensitivity for 59.94 Hz and F11 for 50 Hz, with a signal-to-noise ratio of -60 dB.
 
- Optical Fiber Operation
 - The HSC-100RF features an optical fiber CCU input/transmission system that offers cable runs up to 6,562 ft between the camera and optional CCU.
 
- 16-Bit A/D Conversion and DSP LSI
 - A 16-bit A/D converter enables captured images to be processed with maximum precision, and the Auto Lens Aberration Compensation function can optimize lens performance.
 
- Digital Extender
 - The Digital Extender function expands the size of the image by a factor of two in the center of the sensor’s captured image. This function works without a decrease in sensitivity as is common with conventional optical extender functions.
 
- Auto Lens Aberration Compensation 2
 - The ALAC2 function automatically reduces chromatic aberration by both horizontal and vertical compensation when using lenses that support this function.
 
- Versatile Interfaces
 - A wide range of inputs and outputs including HD/SD-SDI output, VF signal, return signal, SDI Prompter signal, and an intercom channel (ENG/PROD).
 
- Robust Design
 - The main chassis is made of a magnesium-alloy casting, which ensures the durability and helps protect the camera’s lightweight precision components, such as integrated optical elements and electronics.
 
- Position-Adjustable Shoulder Pad
 - The integrated shoulder pad can be adjusted forwards or backwards to provide weight balance, useful when the camera is docked with a lens or camera adapter. This adjustment doesn’t require any tools.
 
- Two Types of Focus Assist
 - “Viewfinder Detail” adds dedicated image-enhancing edge signals directly to the viewfinder, enabling the camera operator to recognize a focusing point. “Focus Assist Indicator” displays an indicator for adjustment at the bottom or other position of the viewfinder frame, particularly beneficial when shooting wide.
 
- Optimized Handle Shape for Stable Shooting
 - The designed carrying handle enhances camera operability. A protrusion positioned on the front of the handle allows holding the camera with added stability while shooting. And the non-slip structure of the handle’s lower surface helps grasp the handle firmly.
 
- Function-Assignable Switches
 - The camera features assignable switches on the side and rear panels and assignable buttons on the handle.
 
- Built-In Down Converter
 - This down converter allows superior SD images as standard.
 
- Multiple Gamma Tables
 - Seven types of standard-gamma and four types of hyper-gamma tables are available for handling the contrast range and look of an image in-camera.
 
- HyperGamma
 - HyperGamma is a set of transfer functions that provide contrast handling by making maximum use of the CCD sensor’s capacity and wide dynamic range. These functions are quickly accessible via the set-up menu, and four curves are available to choose from. You can, for example, enhance natural reproduction in low-key areas to achieve greater flexibility in wide dynamic scenes.
 
- Multi-Matrix
 - The Multi-Matrix function applies color adjustments over a user-specified color range. The color spectrum is divided into 16 areas of adjustment, where the hue and/or saturation of each area can be modified. This function is especially useful when only the hue of certain colors needs to be adjusted for special-effects work. Multi-Matrix is effective for capturing images with similar color tone in a system configured with existing SD cameras or other models of camera. This function enables the picture from another model of camera to be easily matched.
 
- Adaptive-Matrix
 - This function enables color conversion even when shooting under excessively strong ambient light, like under bright monochromatic blue light. Such a condition typically causes a conventional matrix function to exceed the color conversion range.
 
- Master White Gain
 - The Master White Gain function allows step-less adjustment of gain levels, allowing the gain levels to be adjusted more precisely compared to conventional stepwise adjustment.
 
- Compatible CCU Model
 - HSCU-300RF, both 1.5 RU.