Good Things in a Small Package
The Sony DXC-LS1/1 proves that good things do come in small
packages. Despite its remarkably small size, the camera head is
only 35mm long and 12mm in diameter and comes with a host
of advanced features that you won’t find in many larger cameras,
plus convenient controls that make shooting virtually automatic.
High Performance Components
The DXC-LS1/1 consists of a camera head and a camera control
unit, each a marvel of technology. The camera head features a Sony
Interline Transfer CCD with a Hyper HAD
TM
(Hole Accumulated
Diode) image sensor that packs 380,000 picture elements into
only a quarter of an inch. The camera control unit incorporates
a powerful DSP (Digital Signal Processor) which provides
enhanced picture quality, plus the automatic adjustment features
that makes the camera easy to use.
Industrial
Outstanding portability and an assortment of optional accessories
make the DXC-LS1/1 an invaluable tool in hazardous and hard-to-
reach environments.
Microscopy
With a computer interface and a variety of image enhancement features,
the DXC-LS1/1 has the precision you require in critical microscopy
applications.
Security
The DXC-LS1/1 can be installed in elevators, hotel lobbies, shop win-
dows _ anywhere that unobtrusive, high-quality surveillance is required.
Excellent Picture Quality
Horizontal resolution is 470TV lines, sensitivity is F5.6 at
2,000 lx and the signal-to-noise ratio is 46 dB, for outstanding
brightness and excellent all-round performance. Advanced
color matrix technology allows you to adjust colors individually
without changing the overall white balance, for vivid, lifelike
reproduction of whatever you are shooting.
Versatility
In industrial, broadcasting applications and in security
installations _ across the entire range of video imaging _ the
DXC-LS1/1 opens up a new realm of possibilties.
Take it where you thought a camera could never go.
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Actual Size
Sports shooting
Energize your coverage of sports and other live events with shots
from striking new angles. Take your viewers into the center of the
action.
