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Canon ~ Imagine How It Will Change Your Business! the Canon Still Video System a Complete System for Creating, Recording, Accessing And -Canon ~ Imagine how it will change your business! The Canon Still Video System A complete system for creating, recording, accessing and . transmitting high quality images. • Real Estate, Travel, Advertising g, Broadcasting, Law Enforcement • Industrial Research, Training, Testing ........""Ir. ~ Sn.~ _0 ru 7- (~R tAIOII COl_waG ....1'1 ....1 ."110001 __ sr4RT '" _ ..... Tho ... 01 ......... VCII. .... .. 801 ~ ''''"00I00 __- .,......."_ .... • _ " ,._ 0I~ • ...-.:I. ....... lIt.,;r-. .....1 Tho--­ $oJ b .... · _'_...... .. __ n.-.__._ ... svc-.~ .... - __ ; *_ _ .... _ • , .. ~ ...... __ clio_ Two ...... ___ ...- too"._ ____.... "'._ ................. ... ........Si ,"rnU_. ....... _ co .. t .... ..10 , "'II""., .,,: L " ........ ,- .... """"'" ......---- _ .._ ' ... 1' ... .. ". _ ... ,"1100""" ... lol l ......." h>o'--. W"'" "' .... _ -..""" _ _ "' ... 11'·'.. 101 .... '.... - UJlOISTUYIDlOIll __' _1 J Of ,fI,d.. '" '" "_ SV ...........,.. ,. "ott ,..... ........ _ .... ....,.6___ ..... ...,. , 101_ ....."' ........... 01 .... '" u ,. TIIoo __ " .... "'""" Of I' n . ""' .. " Ac- _ .... _ '" """ .........KIo __... ThoAl' co .. ' --~ , " .. .• , ..... ---_­ The Time Is Now A New Worldwide Network The Canon SV system lets you prepare for Leaving problems of time and distance a media presentation without going near a behind, the Canon RT-971 SV Transceiver photography lab. The RC-701 SV Camera makes it easy to send your photographs changes the visual image into an electronic around the world. A photo journalist's dream, signal and records it on a standard 2" floppy the RT-971 uses existing telephone lines, so, disk. The RR-551 SV Recorder has an interval for example, pictures of a major world event playback function, by which you can preset can be on the telephone lines to your head­ the time interval between image display, plus quarters instantly, from anywhere in the world. a random access and program function by which you can edit and program the images Memory: Permanent Storage from Virtually already stored. You can immediately view the Any Video Source images on a standard TV, a monitor or on a The RR-551 SV Recorder receives video input large screen with a television projection from the RC-701 SV Camera or another video system. Hard copies of video images can be source, which you can record or delete at will, printed out with the Canon RP-601 Color with easy and flexible operation. Since the Video Printer. compact floppy disk is only 2 inches long, Medical researchers, manufacturers, mass it can be stored easily, even in limited space. media specialists, educators, and other pro­ fessionals will find this system far superior to conventional slides or photographs. The Canon SV System makes high-quality images available in-house, on the spot. MONITOR MONITOR COLOR VIDEO PRINTER COLOR VIDEO PRINTER RP-601 TELEPHONE LINES VF-50 '4 VIDEO FLOPPY DISK STILL VIDEO TRANSCEIVER STILL VIDEO TRANSCEIVER COLOR VIDEO PRINTER RT-971 RT-971 STILL VIDEO RECORDER RP-601 RR-551 D EXISTING RECEIVER MONITOR VIDEO VISWALIZER , . Ci-10 CCD COLOR D VIDEO CAMERA MONITOR RE-550 MODULE EXISTING MEDIA VCR PROJECTION TV FRAME MEMORY etc_ The Canon Still Video System Specifications CANON STILL VIDEO CAMERA RC-701 Type: SLR type still video camera Metering range: EV1.5 -1B Iwith SV11 - 66mm f11.2 lens. Shooting speed: Single. 2. 5 and 10 images/sec. high­ Pickup element: Color CCO image sensor equivalent in ISO 200 conversion) speed continuous shooting Lens mount: Bayonet mount (FO lens can be mounted by Exposure control system: Shutter-priority AE, 3-mode 10 data: Multiple recording by DPSK modulation attaching the FO lens adapter) program AE Liquid crystal display panel: Shows shooting mode, track Viewfinder: Eye-level type with roof prism Shutter: 2 rotary blades, focal-plane shutter No., 10, etc. Focusing screen: Bright laser matte with split prism Shutter speed: 1/2000-1 /B sec. Eyepiece shutter: Included Viewfinder information: Various fu nction display w ith Flash X-sync speed: 1/80 sec Power source: Exclusive battery pack (Ni-Cd cells) and 7-segment and dOl-pattern LED Recording system: Luminance sig nal· FM, Color signal: backup lith ium battery Mirror: Revolvin g quick return , fu ll re flec tion mirror Color difference line seque ntia l FM Weight: 995 g 12.2 Ibsl Iwithout the battery pack l Light metering system: TTL fu ll aperture, using an SPC; Floppy disk initial setting: Auto track se tting DimensionsIW x H x D): 162 x101x51 5mm Center-weighted average metering White balance: Auto track ing/manual 16-3/S"x4"x2"1 CANON STILL VIDEO TRANSCEIVER RT-971 Type: Still video transmission / reception unit with record / Transmission time: Fast mode; color: 3 min. monochrome· DigItal 64 KBPS (when external modern is used) playback functio·n 1 .5 min Ilieid image I Transmission signal input/ output level: 600 n balanced, Input: Video Istandard NTSC signall: Standard mode; color: 6 min. (frame image) OdBm - - 40dBm 175 0 1 VP-P. unbalanced. BNCI Transmitting pixels: Power source : 120V ± 10% 60 Hz Analog RGB: 175 0 . 0.7 Vp-p unbalanced. BNC I. Video Fast mode; 930lHI x 2561VI Ifield image I Power consumption: 150 W floppy disk 12 inches I Standard mode; 930lHI x 5121VI Iframe image I Weight: 25kg 1551bsl Relevant transceiver: Still Video Transceiver RT-971 and Gradation: 8 bits / pixel Dimensions (W x H X DI: 425 x 199 x 430mm conventional photo transceivers Color compensation: Computing method by software 116-3 /4" x7-13/16" X 16-15/16"1 Transmission: Screen sequential independent synchro­ Modulation system: Analog FM (white: 1.5kHz, Black· nizing method 2.3kHzI/AM Icarrier 1.BkHzl CANON COLOR VIDEO PRINTER RP-601 Printing method: Drop-an-demand in k-jet printing Recording density: 6.7 dots/mm Power source: 120V ± 10% 60Hz Print paper: B-6 size exclUS ive pape r Gradation: 64 gradations Power consumption : 38 W Ink: 8 colors, cartridge replacement system Print speed: L size: Approx. 4 min., 30 sec Weight: 9.2kg 120.21bsl Print size: S size: Approx. 3 min. (without ink cartridge and paper) L size: 92x 122mm 13-5/B" x4-13/16"1 Inputl Output: Video Ipin jackl. Analog RGB Dimensions (W x H x D): 400x 151 x313mm S size: 69x92mm 12-11/16" x3-5 /B"1 (13 pin connector) 115-3/4" x5-15/16" x 12-5/16"1 CANON STILL VIDEO RECORDER RR-551 Type: Stili video recording / playback unit Output: Video Ipin jack!. RGB 113 pin connector I. RF 10 recording: Month, day, year and up to 11 numerals Recording system: Playback function: Single screen sequential feed and Erasure function: Single screen and consecutive Luminance signal: FM search (2, 5,10 images/sec.), random access, interval Power source: 120V ± 10% 60Hz Color signal: Color difference line sequential FM playback (timer feed in 1-99 sec.), program playback Power consumption: 25W Medium: Video floppy disk (up to 50 images can be set.) Weight: 4Akg 19.71bsl Recording capacity: 25 images in frame, 50 images in Recording function: Single screen and consecutive (2, 5, Dimensions (W x H x DI: 335x50x255mm field mode 10 images/sec.), inte rva l recording (timer recording in 113-3/16" x 2" x 10" I Input: Video (pin jack) , RGB (13 pin con nector) 1 -99 sec.1 CANON VIDEO VISUALIZER RE-550 Type: Compact color video camera bu ilt-in image input unit External input: Selecting one of 2 video channels and Power source : AC adapter Video output signal: Video 2 channels 2 audio channels Shade: Attachment type Lens: 8.3 - 16 mm fll. 7 - 2.2 zoom lens with macro Mic: Built-in input terminal for external microphones Weight: 6kg 113.2 Ibsl Display document range: B-1 /4" x 11-11/16" Imax.l - (~3.5mm mini-jack) with mixing volume Dimensions (W x H x DI: 340x 392 x435mm 2-15116" x4-1 /B" Imln.1 Lighting: 6 W fluorescent lamp x 2 I 13-3I B" x 15-7/16" x 17-1IB" I Imain unit) CANON Ci-10 CCD COLOR VIDEO CAMERA MODULE Pickup element: Color CCD Image sensor Resolution: White balance: Continuously variable (with illumination mark) Number of Pixels: 7BOIHI x 490lVI HOrizontal: 300 TV lines Lens mount: C mount Filter: An RGB pure color stripe filter with full space sampling Vertical: 320 TV lines Power supply: 9V. DC. ±20 IOA5A max.1 Image size: Equivalent to tha t of a 2/3-inch image pickup SI N ratio: 43dB or better Operating temperature: -10 to 45°C (14 to 113°F) tube IB.Bmm Width X 6.6mm height) Sensitivity: Weight: Approx 290 g 110.2 oz I TV system: NTSC I 15.75 kHz /50 HzlVS 10 Vp -p ' 75 ohms I Standard: 200 lux at F2.B Dimensions (W x H x DI: 53x 102x37mm Synchronization: Internal Minimum: 20 lux at F 1.4 (w ith hi gh gai n) 12-1/2"x4"x1-7/16"1 • Monitor images simulated Subject to change without notice. Canon CANON INC. 7-', Nishi-Shinjuku 2-Chome, Sh injuku-ku, Tokyo 163, Japan Mailing address: POBox 5050, Dai-ichi Selmei Building, Tokyo 163, Japan STILL VIDEO PRODUCTS GROUP TAMAGAWA PLANT 770, Shlmonoge, Takatsu-ku, Kawasakl·shl. Kanagawa 213 . Japan SOUTHEAST ASIA _ CANON HONG KONG TRADING CO .• LTD. Room 1101 · 3 & 1121·2. Penmsufa Cenlre. 67 Mody Road. TS lmshalsul East, Kowloon, Hong Kong u.s A---- gn~~a~~ ~;z~.'~ke 1~;~ ~ ~~. ~~~~4~:~~: A CANON SINGAPORE PTE . LTD. CANON U.S.A .• INC. ATLANTA OFFICE 95 South Bridge Road # 13 ·01115, So uth Bri dge Cent re, Singapore 0105 5625 Oakbrook Park way Norcross . Georg ia 30093 . U.S .A OCEAN IA ____ CANON AUSTRALIA PTY. LTD. CANON U.S.A .• INC. CHICAGO OFFICE tJn il1137, Waterloo Road, Nort h Ryde (Macquarie Park l, N.S.W 2113.
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