- Outline
- Specifications
Marketed | August 1986 |
Original Price | For export only (no Japanese market price) |
Inheriting the basic features of the VM-E1, the VM-E1N achieved fully automatic white balance, enabling stable, precise color temperature compensation both indoors and outdoors. It also featured rotatable eyepiece, allowing low and high-angle shooting.
Video recording system | 2 rotary heads, PAL system – Luminance signal: FM azimuth recording – Chrominance signal: Converted subcarrier phase shift recording |
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Audio recording system | Frequency multiplexing system | |
Television system | PAL system | |
Tape format | 8 videocassette | |
Tape speed | 20.051mm/s (at SP mode), 10.0255mm/s (at LP mode) | |
Maximum recording time | 90 min. at SP mode, 180 min. at LP mode (with a P5-type 90-min. cassette) | |
Fast forward/rewind time | Less than 7 min. (with a P5-type 90-min. cassette) | |
Image sensor | 1/2-type single tube, saticon tube, phase separation system, electrostatic convergence, electrostatic deflection | |
Viewfinder | 0.7″ monochrome viewfinder | |
Lens | 8.5-51mm focal length, 12 groups 14 lenses, filter diameter: 46mm, P = 0.75, Minimum shooting distance: 100cm | |
Focusing system | Infrared beam TTL parallaxless active triangle range finding system | |
Color temperature switching | Auto-white balance with ato-homing and one-shot auto white balance adjustment | |
Minimum illumination | 20 lx | |
Illumination range | 20 lx-250,000 lx | |
Aperture | Auto iris servo system | |
Output terminal (level/impedance) | Video/audio output terminal | 10-pin round-type (EVF) M3 mini jack (Earphone) |
Video output terminal | 1Vp-p/75 ohms | |
Audio output terminal | -10dBv (at 3 kohms load) | |
Output terminal | 14-pin square-type | |
External microphone terminal | M3 mini jack | |
Power supply | 7.2V DC | |
Power consumption | Less than approx. 7.5W | |
Operating temperature range | indistinct | |
Dimensions | Approx. 143mm x 149mm x 333mm (excluding tiny projection) | |
Weight | Body: Approx. 1980g (including viewfinder) When recording: indistinct |