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Product Name: AG-DVC7 Mini-DV Camera-Recorder

Product Description

Pro-Style Shoulder-Held Design 
15x Zoom Lens and Digital Zoom 
Manual/Auto Focus, and More 
Auto Functions for Beautiful Results with Ease 
Program AE 
Superior Digital Recording 
IEEE1394 DV In/Out Terminal 
Options for the Professional
Other Features 
2.5-inch color LCD side monitor 
Rec start/stop button and zoom lever on top handle grip 
Picture Effects Function includes WIPE, MIX, STROBE, GAIN-UP, TRAIL, MOSAIC and MIRROR 
Jog Menu Dial 
Video and S-Video In/Out 
Mic In and Audio In/Ou

[General]
Power Source:	DC 7.2V
Power Consumption:	4.0 W (Using LCD) 3.2 W (Using viewfinder)
Operating Temperature:	32°F to 104 °F (0°C to 40°C)
Operating Humidity:	10 to 80% (no condensation)
Weight:	Approx. 4.4lbs (w/o battery)
Dimensions:	8-6/16inch x 8-7/8inch x 17inch (213 x 225 x 432 mm)
[Camera]
Pick-up Devices:	1/4inch 1-CCD
Picture Elements:	Total: 680,000 pixcels Effective: 340,000 pixcels
Sensitivity:	1400 lux
Minimum luminance:	1 lux (Gain Up mode)
Lens:	F1.8, 1.5 x Zoom, f=3.1 to 46.5mm
Optical Filters:	No
EVF:	0.5” Color LCD
[VTR]
Recording Format:	DV (Mini-DV)
Tape Speed:	18.812 mm/sec.(SP mode) 12.555 mm/sec (LP mode)
Max Recording Time:	83 min (SP mode, AY-DVM83) 124min (LP mode, AY-DVM83)
Video Recording Format:	Digital Component
Audio Recording Format:	16 bit (48kHz/2ch), 12 bit (32kHz/4ch)
Recording Track: Digital Video/Audio; TC;	Helical Track Helical Track (Sub-Code area)
Sampling Frequency:	Y; 13.5 MHz, PB/PR; 3.375 MHz
Quantization:	8 bit
Compression Method:	DCT and Variable-Length Code
Error Correction:	Reed-Solomon Product Code
[Audio]
Sampling Frequency:	48/32 kHz
Quantization:	16/12 bits
[Input/Output]
IEEE1394 :	4-pin x 1
Video In/Out :	RCA x 1, 1.0Vp-p 75
S-Video In/Out:	4-pin x1, Y; 1.0Vp-p, C: 0.286Vp-p
Audio In/Out:	RCA x 2 (L/R), 316mV In: 600, Out: 10k or more
Mic In:	ø 3.5 stereo mini jack
Headphones:	ø 3.5 stereo mini jack

Company Details

In 1918, Konosuke Matsushita, the founder of our company, rented a two-story home, establishing Matsushita Electric Devices Manufacturing Works on the first floor.
With this larger workshop, Konosuke was able to expand production to include... more