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<p>Create Sony EDW-150 Japanese professional ED Beta camcorder page (via create-page on MediaWiki MCP Server)</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>{{AV device<br /> |brand=Sony<br /> |model_code=EDW-150<br /> |device_type=Camcorder<br /> |format_family=Betamax<br /> |market=Japan<br /> |supported_formats=Betamax,SuperBeta,Hi-Band Beta,ED Beta<br /> |recording_formats=SuperBeta,ED Beta<br /> |year_released=1988<br /> |features=2-CCD imaging system, BNC video output, XLR microphone input, Fujinon 12× zoom lens, separable camera/deck body, professional-grade optics and connectors<br /> |description=The Sony EDW-150 was the professional variant of the EDC-50 &quot;ED CAM&quot; camcorder, designed for broadcast and professional video production in the Japanese market. Released in 1988, it was built to professional specifications with broadcast-standard connectors and optics.<br /> <br /> Key differences from the consumer EDC-50 included BNC connectors for video output, XLR (Canon plug) microphone inputs, and a Fujinon 12× zoom lens (replacing the consumer model&#039;s Tamron 10× lens). Notably, the &quot;2CCD&quot; marking that appeared on the side of the consumer EDC-50 was absent from the EDW-150&#039;s body.<br /> <br /> The EDW-150 represents the highest tier of ED Beta camcorder equipment and is among the rarest ED Beta products. Very few units are known to survive.<br /> |related_models=Sony EDC-50,Sony EDC-55,Sony EDW-95<br /> |av_system=NTSC<br /> |frequency=50Hz,60Hz<br /> }}<br /> {{AV voltage range<br /> |voltage_min=100<br /> |voltage_max=100<br /> }}<br /> {{AV output<br /> |label=Video Out<br /> |output_type=Video<br /> |signal=Composite (CVBS)<br /> |connector=BNC<br /> |count=1<br /> |location=rear<br /> }}<br /> {{AV output<br /> |label=Audio Out<br /> |output_type=Audio<br /> |signal=Analog stereo<br /> |connector=XLR<br /> |count=1<br /> |location=rear<br /> }}</div>

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