Features:

HAD Sensor technology (same CCD as the HDW-F900) F10 at 2000 lux 54 dB Signal to noise ratio -135dB smear 10 bit A/D 600% Dynamic Range Turbo Gain (+42dB gain up) position Built in HDSDI output Dual Optical Filter Wheels Dual Earphone Output

Specifications:

Mass		Approx 5.4kg (12 lb. 15oz) with cassette and BPL-60A battery
Colorimetry		The HDW-750 produces pictures with astonishing color reproduction accuracy. The Multi Matrix function also offers unique possibilities for creative intervention by allowing selective color enhancement of alteration. Multi Matrix allows a particular color to be selected and its hue changed over a range of approximately 20 degrees.
Color Balance		Color Balance is widely accepted as one of the key settings for any shot. There are a number of ways of setting this when working with the HDW-750./.
Power Consumption		34W (record mode, without HDVF-20A)
Operating Temperature		0°C to 40°C (+32°F to 104°F)
Paint Functions		Paint functions permit color levels to be adjusted on set according to the cinematographers creative needs. The picture can be changed electronically to make it warmer or colder. This feature can be used very creatively, particularly with scenes with mixed color lighting.
Contrast Range		The HDW-750 can handle a very impressive contrast range. For the most challenging of light settings and associated scene conditions, a number of useful operational features are available that allow image optimization in real-time to help capture the desired mood of a shot.
Pickup Device		3 Chip 2/3 type FIT CCD
Picture Elements		2,200,000 pixels
Auto Tracing White Balance		This function allows automatic tracing of whilte balance in siutations where overall color temperature of the lighting fluctuates.
Adaptive Detail Control		Allows the image detail enhancement in the highlight area to look more natural
Smear Level		-135dB
Skin Tone Detail		This control the detail level of objects with specific color tonality allowing for a separate image enhancement (or de-enhancement) to occur in those color areas while not affecting the rest of the scene content.
Modulation Depth		45 +/- 5% at 27.5 MHz
Minimum Illumination		.15 lux (at 42dB gain)
Knee Saturation Control		The Sony TruEye processor is one of the most innovative features of Sony’s ADSP development, and makes possible to reproduce very natural colors in a high contrast scene environment. Without TruEye, a color distortion can occur in which highlights take on a yellowish hue.
Sensitivity		f10.0 at 2000 lux