Sony DSR-450WSL User Manual

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To display the aspect ratio of 16:9 or 4:3 on 
the viewfinder
By setting the DISP 16:9/4:3 ID item to ON on the VF 
DISP 2 page of the OPERATION menu, “16:9” or “4:3” 
appears on the viewfinder screen according to the setting 
of the procedure above.
To display “16:9” in color bars
By setting the SHOT 16:9 ID item to ON on the SHOT 
DISP page of the OPERATION menu, you can record a 
“16:9” mode indicator superimposed on the color bars.
NTSC (DSR-450WS)
PAL (DSR-450WSP)
Setting the CCD scan mode 
 
(DSR-450WS/450WSP only)
The DSR-450WS/450WSP allow you to record in 
progressive scan mode as well as interlace scan mode. You 
can select the scan mode from the following modes using 
the FORMAT page of the OPERATION menu.
• I (interlace scan) mode
• PsF (progressive scan) mode
• 24P mode (DSR-450WS only)
 
A video signal recorded in progressive mode is converted 
to a 60i signal and recorded on a tape. Each of the modes 
has the following features.
I (interlace scan) mode
PsF (progressive scan) mode
Pulldown method in 24P mode (DSR-
450WS only)
A video signal recorded in 24P mode is pulled down and 
recorded as a 60i signal and recorded on a tape. You can 
select either of the following pulldown methods using the 
FORMAT page of the OPERATION menu.
• 2-3 pulldown
• 2-3-3-2 pulldown
When 2-3-3-2 pulldown is selected, only a signal recorded 
on a tape or output from the i.LINK connector is 2-3-3-2 
pulled down. A signal that is output to the viewfinder, 
LCD monitor, MONITOR OUT connector, or VIDEO 
OUT connector is 60i (2-3 pulldown).
Note
The video signal of an odd scanning line and that of an even 
scanning line are output from the CCD alternately. Thus, the 
timing of the odd-field video signal and even field video signal 
are different.
O: Odd  E: Even
CCD output
Video output signal
The video signal of an odd scanning line and that of an even 
scanning line are output from the CCD at the same time. 
Then they are sent to the memory and separated into odd-
field and even-field scanning lines. Thus the timing of an 
odd-field video signal and an even-field video signal are the 
same.
O: Odd  E: Even
CCD output
Video output signal