Sony MCC-1000MD Operating Instructions - Page 53

Using Two Cameras to Shoot 3D Images, Locking CCU Operations

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Using Two Cameras to Shoot 3D Images Locking CCU Operations You can shoot 3D images by using two units connected as described below. To connect two units, use a commerciallyavailable 75 Ω coaxial cable. Recommended cable: 5CFB, length of 1 m (3.3 ft) or less 1 Using a commercially-available 75 Ω coaxial cable, connect the first unit's 3D-SYNC OUT connector on the CCU to the second unit's 3D-SYNC IN connector on the CCU. Unit 1 You can lock button and knob operations on the front panel of the CCU by pressing the LOCK button on the front panel. The LOCK button lights while operations are locked. When a button or knob other than the 1 (on/standby) switch or LOCK button is operated while operations are locked, the LOCK button blinks and a warning message is displayed on the connected video monitor. Note Operations for the 1 (on/standby) switch and LOCK button will not be locked. LOCK button Unit 2 Releasing the lock Press the LOCK button again. 2 Set the video format and image quality settings so that they match on both units. Notes • When adjusting the installation of two camera heads, be sure to keep 3D standards in mind so as not to adversely effect human subjects. • Use camera cables of equal length for both of the cameras. 53

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You can shoot 3D images by using two units
connected as described below.
To connect two units, use a commercially-
available 75
Ω
coaxial cable.
Recommended cable: 5CFB, length of 1 m (3.3 ft)
or less
1
Using a commercially-available 75
Ω
coaxial cable, connect the first unit’s
3D-SYNC OUT connector on the CCU
to the second unit’s 3D-SYNC IN
connector on the CCU.
2
Set the video format and image quality
settings so that they match on both
units.
Notes
•
When adjusting the installation of two camera
heads, be sure to keep 3D standards in mind so
as not to adversely effect human subjects.
•
Use camera cables of equal length for both of
the cameras.
You can lock button and knob operations on the
front panel of the CCU by pressing the
LOCK
button on the front panel. The
LOCK button
lights while operations are locked. When a button
or knob other than the
1
(on/standby) switch or
LOCK button is operated while operations are
locked, the
LOCK button blinks and a warning
message is displayed on the connected video
monitor.
Note
Operations for the
1
(on/standby) switch and
LOCK button will not be locked.
Releasing the lock
Press the
LOCK button again.
Using Two Cameras to
Shoot 3D Images
Unit 1
Unit 2
Locking CCU Operations
LOCK button