Sony HDC-1400R

This used Sony HDC-1400R is a compact HD portable camera head designed for studio and outside broadcast work. In particular, it offers a choice of 1080/59.94i and 720/59.94p formats and connects to its camera control unit through an SMPTE standard optical fibre interface. Each channel comprises the HDC-1400R head, an HDCU-1500 CCU, an RCP-750 remote control panel and an HDVF-C950W colour viewfinder. Currently, two channels remain available.

Make: Sony

Model: HDC-1400R

HD 1080i Fibre/Lemo camera channel.

Channel comprises: HDC-1400R, HDCU-1500, RCP-750, HDVF-C950W

Two channels left


Key features
  • Dual-format HD: 1080/59.94i and 720/59.94p
  • SMPTE optical fibre interface to HDCU-1000 / HDCU-1500 CCUs
  • Compact, lightweight portable head for high mobility in the field
  • Complete channel with CCU, RCP-750 and HDVF-C950W colour viewfinder
Typical applications

Because it is light and easy to rig, the HDC-1400R suits studio floors, sports sidelines and live events. Moreover, since each channel comes complete, you can add cameras to an OB van or studio without sourcing extra control equipment.

Furthermore, C2S Media supplies used broadcast equipment alongside its OB vehicles and systems integration services, for broadcasters and production companies across Europe, Africa and the Middle East. For example, you can browse our other systems cameras, explore our full range of used broadcast equipment, or contact our team for availability and configuration of this used Sony HDC-1400R. Finally, full model details are available on the Sony Professional website.

£6,000.00

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