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Sony Professional HVRM25U HDV Record/Playback Deck

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Sony Professional HVRM25U HDV Record/Playback Deck

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Incorporating a compact and simple design, as well as a built-in 2.7" LCD display, the HVR-M25U is well suited for desktop applications. The HVR-M25U offers HDV 1080i, DVCAM and DV SP recording and playback capability for easy migration from standard to high definition production, as well as playback of HDV 720p pre-recorded tapes (analog output only). Compatible with mini-size DV cassettes, it is also compatible with standard-size cassettes that allow up to 276 minutes of HDV recording with compatible tapes. Additionally, the HVR-M25U also has a down-conversion function from HD to SD and is switchable between 60 and 50 Hz (NTSC/PAL) to provide full flexibility depending on production needs.

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Product Details

Product Weight:	15.0 pounds
Package Length:	18.9 inches
Package Width:	13.6 inches
Package Height:	8.1 inches
Package Weight:	14.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Features

1/3-inch 2.97-megapixel CMOS imager
Record and playback HDV, DV, and DVCAM formats
Records and plays both Mini and standard-sized DV tapes
Built-in 2.5-inch LCD monitor
Dual variable audio level control knobs

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The only game in town May 27, 2008 By International Ron "Everything Online"
For professional use, classic Sony quality. There's really nothing else like it on the market. The JVC equivalent costs almost as much and JVC always comes across as more of a "consumer" item. [...]

Menu set-up will be difficult for non-pros, but if you're buying this you're probably already beyond "consumer level," so you'll know how to deal with it. I added a component video out card (from B&H Photo/Video) that Amazon did not carry. The picture output quality to a component video monitor is fantastic - especially "downscaled" HDV to a standard definition monitor. You'll be able to use one of these decks in almost any digital video production environment.