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Selectable Progressive ModesZ5EZ7ES270ETwo types of progressive shooting modes are available.25p <strong>HDV</strong> Native Progressive Recording ModeThese camcorders feature a 25p <strong>HDV</strong> native progressive recording mode. The 3 “Exmor”CMOS Sensor System with ClearVid array and EIP create true 1080p images, which can thenbe recorded as a progressive signal by the camcorders in the <strong>HDV</strong> format.The progressive <strong>HDV</strong> stream can be output from an i.LINK connector and used for progressiveediting with compatible NLE software. The native progressive recording mode is suitable foroutput to film, CG composition, viewing on a progressive monitor, or as an Internet movie.Note: interlaced video is output from connectors other than i.LINK.Capture1080pRecord1080pEdit1080pDeliver1080p25p Progressive Scan ModeIn this mode, the 1080p image captured by the 3 “Exmor” CMOS Sensor System with ClearVidarray is also recorded as an interlaced signal by dividing each frame into two fields. This enablescompatibility with current editing and monitoring equipment that only accept interlace signals,while maintaining the quality of the 1080p image. The progressive scan mode is suitable forfeature films, documentaries and music videos, which have to be recorded as interlaced videofor viewing on interlaced monitors, but want to offer a “progressive look” to their motion. It is alsopossible to edit footage recorded in the “25p scan” mode as progressive material. Most NLEsoftware can output the edited timeline in progressive format by merging odd and even fields.Capture1080pRecord1080iEdit1080p or 1080iDeliver1080p or 1080iOdd Field1080p1080pEven Field1080i1080iProgressive-look Motion11

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