With the introduction of Sony's HDR-FX1, the first HDV 1080i camcorder and the benchmark in video technology available for consumers and prosumers alike, users now have the capability to record and play back high definition video. With 1080 interlaced lines of resolution - the highest resolution (1440 pixels x 1080 lines) of any prosumer camcorder. Utilizes the 1080 lines horizontal resolution / 60 interlaced frames per second frame rate for the HDV specification, which records to standard MiniDV tapes. Incorporates three chip, one megapixel Super HAD CCDs. The 1080i HD CCDs have several improvements, including an on-chip micro-lens on top of the CCD sensor that increases the light focusing rate for focusing on the fly. There is also a great developed 16:9 aspect mode for recording in widescreen. By giving each lens its own megapixel imager, the camcorder captures the intense detail and color that expert videographers appreciate.

Key Features:
Type Digital Recording Format: Mini DV CCD
Quantity: 3 Optical Zoom 12x CCD CCD
Quantity: 3 CCD Size 1/3" CCD Pixels 1120K pixels LCD / Viewfinder
LCD Display With LCD Display LCD Panel Size 3.5 in. Color Viewfinder With Color Viewfinder
Lens Optical Zoom 12x
Lens Focal Length: 32.5 - 390 mm
Filter Diameter: 72 mm
Video Modes: Image Stabilizer With Image Stabilizer Interfaces
Microphone Type Installed
External/Optional Power Supply
Battery Type: Proprietary Lithium
General Dimensions: Weight 4.41 lb.