For Sale:
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Camera:
Sony SR11
Product Specifications
Hardware
Assignable Dial : Yes
Light/Flash : Yes
Manual / Auto Lens Cover : Auto
Media Card slot : Memory Stick PRO Duo™ Media
S/S & Zoom button on LCD : Yes
Video Features
PhotoTV HD : Yes
Convenience
Face Detection : Yes
Image Stabilization : O.I.S.
Low Light Capability : S-NS
Dynamic Range Optimizer : Yes
Quick On : Yes
x.v.Color™ : Yes
Removable Flash Media Compatibility : Tested to support up to 8GB media capacity; does not support high speed transfer function; does not support Access Control security function.
Dual Record : Yes
Face Index : Yes
Film Roll Index : Yes
Still Image Mode(s) : JPEG
Digital Picture Effect(s) : Old Movie
Hybrid : Yes
Fader Effect(s) : Black, White
Hybrid Plus : N/A
Picture Effect(s) : Sepia, Monotone, Pastel
Exposure : Touch Panel
Scene Mode(s) : Auto, Twilight, Twilight Portrait, Candle, Sunrise & Sunset, Fireworks, Landscape, Portrait (Soft Portrait), Spotlight, Beach, Snow
USB Streaming : N/A
Dubbing Button : Yes (Camera body & Handycam Station)
Photo Capture from Movie : Yes
PictBridge Compatible : Yes
Easy Operation : Yes
Slide Show Mode : Yes
Accessory Shoe : Yes (Active Interface Shoe)
White Balance : 5 lux(Auto Slow Shutter ON, 1/30 Shutter Speed )
Display
LCD Screen : 3.2" wide1 touch panel Xtra Fine LCD™ display (921k pixels)
Viewfinder : Color Wide 16:9 (123K Pixels)
Video
Format : HD: MPEG4 AVC/H.264 SD: MPEG2
Video Signal : NTSC color, EIA standards
General
Imaging Device : 1/3" ClearVid™ CMOS sensor (with Exmor™ technology)
Processor : BIONZ™ image processo
Pixel Gross : 5660K
Video Actual : 2860K Pixels (4:3), 3810K Pixels (16:9)
Video Resolution : 1920 x 1080
Still Actual : 5080K Pixels (4:3), 3810K Pixels (16:9)
Still Picture Resolution : 10.2 megapixel
Recording Media : 60GB9 Non-Removable Hard Disk Drive, Memory Stick Duo™ Media, Memory Stick PRO Duo™ Media
Recording and Playback Times : High Definition: FH = 7 hours 10 min. HQ = 14 hours and 40 min. SP = 17 hours and 50 min. LP = 22 hours and 50 min. Standard Definition: HQ = 14 hours and 40 min. SP = 21 hours and 50 min. LP = 41 hours and 50 min. When using 8GB Memory Stick PRO Duo™ Media (sold separately): High Definition: FH = up to 55 min., HQ = up to 115 min. SP = up to 140 min., LP = up to 180 min. Standard Definition: HQ = up to 115 min., SP = up to 170 min., LP = up to 5 hours 25 min.
Audio
Audio Format : Dolby® Digital 5.1
Microphone : Built-in Zoom Microphone
Convenience Features
Multiple Language Display : Yes
BRAVIA® Sync™ : Yes
Inputs and Outputs
Audio/Video Remote Terminal : yes
Analog Audio/Video Output(s) : Included (via A/V Remote Terminal)
Digital Audio/Video Output(s) : Yes (via USB)
USB Port(s) : Hi-speed (2.0 compliant)
Component Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Output(s) : Included (via A/V Remote Terminal)
HDMI™ Connection Output(s) : Yes (mini)
Headphone Jack : Yes
Microphone Input : Yes
S-Video Output(s) : Available via A/V Remote (cable not included)
Active Interface Shoe : Yes
Weights and Measurements
Weight (Approx.) : 1 lb 6oz (650g) with Battery
Dimensions (Approx.) : 3 3/8 x 3 x 5 1/2 inch (83x76x138mm)
Power
Battery Type : InfoLITHIUM® with AccuPower™ Meter System (NP-FH60)
Power Requirements : 7.2V (battery pack); 8.4V (AC Adaptor)
Power Consumption (in Operation) : 4.5W/4.8W/4.9W
Service and Warranty Information
Limited Warranty Term : Limited Warranty --- 1 Year Parts; 90 Days Labor
Optics/Lens
Lens Type : Carl Zeiss® Vario-Sonnar® T
35mm Equivalent : 49 - 588mm (4:3 Camera Mode),40 - 480mm (16:9 Camera Mode)
Aperture : F1.8-3.1
Digital Zoom : 150x
Filter Diameter : 37mm
Focal Distance : 4.9 - 58.8mm
Focus : Full range auto / Manual
Progressive Shutter Mode : Yes
Shutter Speed : Auto, 1/30 - 1/250 (Scene Selection Mode)
Minimum Illumination : 5 lux (Auto Slow Shutter ON, 1/30 Shutter Speed )
Optical Zoom : 12x
Software
Supplied Software : Picture Motion Browser Ver.3.0.00 (Not supported on Mac OS)
Operating System Compatibility : Microsoft® Windows® 2000 Professional, XP Home, XP Professional, Windows Vista
Housing:
Equinox HD6
HD6 Hi-Def Housing Accomodates Virtually all "Hand Held" Camcorders, such as Sony - JVC - Panasonic - Canon - Hitachi - Samsung
5 Manual controls-Power on/off, Record start/stop, Zoom-Wide/Telephoto, Photo still and Memory
Industry's longest warranty 3-years
250 ft depth rating (75 meters)
Close to neutral buoyancy at approximately 33 ft (10 meters)
BRS (Ballast Release System) for easy travel
If trouble occurs on a dive, simply pull the quick release pin on one of the wings, the wing and handle (ballast) release, the housing now becomes positive and shoots to the surface
Available Accessories Include:
Underwater lights - Water-tight travel case - Color LCD monitor back - Surface video link - Lanyard - Light-weight handles for top side work (surfing, etc.) - Tri-pod mount - Pole mount system
Specifications
Dimensions All HD6 HI-Def housings have the same body design. The camera dictates where the controls are located. The camera also dictates out of water weight and length of body.
Average HD6 Housing Size:
Length: 8-10 inches
Width: (w/o wings) 6.5 inches diameter
Height: 9-10 inches
Weight Average HD6 Weight: (Out-of-Water):
15-22 pounds with removable ballast attached
3 Lights:
Bulb Triple High-Powered LED (9W) with approximately 800 lumen output (Close to 2x output of a 10w HID)
Construction Full aluminum Housing with Double O-ring Seals
Burn Time 8+ hours (2+ hours on max output) when using 6 AA batteries
Dimensions 5 1/2" x 2 4/5" w/o handle or 14 cm x 7 cm w/o handle
Depth Rating 100 meters / 328 feet
Weight 1.4 lb above water (with batteries) and 0.5lb underwater (with batteries)
Battery 6 AA Rechargeable or Alkaline Batteries (Can operate on three batteries only to reduce output)
Beam Angle Adjustable diffused beam using an internal diffuser
Fitment Works with all underwater camera and video housings
Additional accessories:
On lights:
- neoprene protector/bouyancy pad on each light body. Adjustable from 12 degrees to 90 degrees. (I use them on 60 degrees for the dark water here)
- 2 x 24 " heavy duty flex arms
- I use the third light as a spot light to get rid of shadows
U/W Quadrapod:
-Excellent for those steady shots, from macro to wide angle. The 4 legs are more stable than a tripod (I dive a lot in surge), they are aluminum and resist corrosion. Each leg is adjustable and the front legs are angled to stay out of the shot with the 45 degree wide angle lens. This is removable to use the standard rubber legs in no time.
U/W Tripod:
We attached a tripod base to the bottom of the housing. The tripod is a cheaper one from best buy, but has lasted over 20 dives, you can still use it above water too. If taken underwater, it can be attached while the quadrapod is on.
Tripod:
This is a simple aluminum tripod with a level on the legs and the tripod head. This one is for above water.
On Camera:
-3 batteries, two of which are the NH-70 extended batteries that last for about 2 hours of recording.
-lens hood, for those outdoor shots
-mini HDMI cable
-RCA cable (also used to connect monitor in housing
-45 degree wide angle lens (which is also a macro lens)
-wall battery charger with 12v in-car connector
-A/C adapter (which also charges)
-U/V filter for use with wide angle lens
-lowpro video camera bag
-other odds and ends
On Housing:
-Comes with standard weighted handles
-Additional hollow plastic handles to use with quadrapod (which evens out the weight nicely)
-Spare parts kit (including additional o-ring and 6 rubber tips for arms)
-2.5 inch monitor with adjustable color
-2 batteries for the monitor (each one lasts about 4 hours in use, more on standby)
-lens cap
-Charger for monitor batteries
-Travel case with wheels and foam cutout for housing and accessories
-Other odds and ends
This has been a great system and served me very well, please ask if you have questions. I accept Paypal only. Shipping is $50 Cont Us.
$2500, reasonable offers will be entertained. I'm new to wetpixel, but you can find trader ratings under the same user name on Scubaboard, or silverstarcoach on Ebay.
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