The HKSP-1125 Up Converter for PFV-SP Series Signal Processing Units from Sony is an up converter with auto colorimetry selection capability and selectable output modes. This unit will convert 525-line or 625-line to 1125i or 720P.

This unit accepts conventional NTSC composite analog, NTSC composite serial digital, or 525/625 Component serial digital signal formats and provides (3) HD serial digital outputs to the 1125i or 720P interlaced HDTV standard. The 1125 output can be in the 1035 or 1080 active line format. This unit can be installed in PFV-SP Series Signal Processing Units in any combination with other HKPF-SP/HKSP function boards.

This unit can be installed in PFV-SP Series Signal Processing Units in any combination with other HKPF-SP/HKSP function boards.

This unit is an up converter with auto colorimetry selection capability and selectable output modes.

This unit accepts conventional NTSC composite analog, NTSC composite serial digital, or 525/625 Component serial digital signal formats and provides (3) HD serial digital outputs to the 1125i or 720P interlaced HDTV standard.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the shelf-life of the 2UPC-C14 print packs?

A: The shelf life would be about 2 years.

Q: 2. is there a lens filter for the 16mm or 20mm that you don't have to take of when using the VCL-ECF2?

A: No. The VCL-ECF2 must be attached directly to the lens.

Q: 3. Can the shade over the front of the lens be removed? Or is there one without the shade. I have a shade ring to mount on the lens inside my underwater housing to prevent reflections from the flash. This cannot be applied with the shade on the front of the lens.

A: The shade is not removable. I'm not aware of a version without the shade.

Q: 4. Is the 2.6” lens height inclusive of the lens hood/shade?

A: Yes. The lens hood is fixed.

Q: 5. On an aps-c camera is this 90mm or is it 60? Is the 90 local length only on full frame?

A: The apparent field of view on an APS-C camera is equivalent to 90mm on a full frame camera. The actual focal length measurement of the lens is still 60mm.

Q: 6. Difference from the VCL- ECF1? Just the exterior color?

A: Version two is different. It can be used on an SEL16F28 and a SEL20F28 lens. Version one works only on the SEL16F28 lens.

Q: 7. will it work on a D750 in crop mode?

A: This lens is not compatible with full frame cameras.

Q: 8. Is it compatible with the Hasselblad version?

A: Yes, this converter would also be compatible with the Hasselblad LF 16mm f/2.8 Lens.

Q: 9. Seems like the Tamron SP90 Macro gets better reviews than the 60mm Macro. Which would work better on my Sony A55 SLT A55V?

A: Any Sony Alpha A-mount lens will work with your Sony Alpha A-55 DSLR camera. The Tamron SP 90mm f/2.8 Di Macro 1:1 VC USD Lens for Nikon F is a newer generation lens from Tamron and should have improved glass, design, speed, accuracy, image stabilization, and performance than the 60mm that is a much older designed model.

Q: 10. Will this lens work with an Olympus Evolt Series camera

A: No, the Tamron SP 60mm f/2 Di II 1:1 Macro Lens for Sony A is the Sony A mount. And the Olympus Evolt cameras are 4/3rd mount. This is the 4/3rd mount lenses we carry. And they are manual only, https://bhpho.to/3uR3ppj