This is my recreation of the pixelated large font used on the Sony Digital Handycam DCR-TRV17, made through carefully copying each character pixel by pixel from pictures of the LCD screen.

As Handycams mainly use all capital letters (minus "InfoLITHIUM"), those are the only letters included. While the letters, numbers, and a couple punctuation were copied correctly, others are either based on existing characters or are from a screenshot of the CCD-TR728E demo on YouTube (for mostly accented characters. The Cyrillic characters won't be included unless a screenshot of the second page of letters is shown).

A surprisingly legible 5×10 pixel font, with distinct glyphs (capital I/lowercase L aren't just vertical lines, "zero" has a backslash line through it), based on a font that I made for a now-lost Visual Pinball table (explaining its name).

This font supports the basic latin alphabet, numbers, and symbols, and also includes accented latin characters. There is an incomplete set of hiragana characters included, but it's far from complete. Some glyphs such as the copyright symbol, registered trademark symbol, and Japanese characters are 10×10 pixels.