Especificaciones:
- True high definition image quality with low-compression DVCPRO HD intraframe recording
- Multiple formats: DVCPRO HD, DVCPRO 50, DVCPRO, DV selectable
- High definition recording formats: 1080/60i, 1080/24p, 1080/24pA, 1080/30p, 720p (variable frame rates)
- Standard definition recording formats: 480/60i, 480/24p, 480pA, 480/30p
- CineSwitchTM technology for variable frame rates in 720p mode: 12, 18, 20, 22, 24, 26, 30, 32, 36, 48, 60fps
- 1/3" 16:9 native high-sensitivity progressive 3-CCD with 1080/60p scanning
- New DSP with 14-bit A/D conversion and 19-bit internal processing for unprecedented accuracy
- 16:9/4:3 switchable for standard definition recording, 16:9 native for HD
- Wide angle Leica Dicomar HD lens with optical image stabilizer (motorized/manual mode switchable)
- High resolution 235,000 pixel .44" electronic viewfinder (EVF) with 90 degree tilt and detail function (for easier focusing)
- High resolution 210,000 pixel flip-out 270 degree 3.5" LCD display
- Thumbnail display for easy searching and file information
- Auto/manual focus with focus assist (even during recording)
- Cam-driven manual zoom
- 13X zoom range: focal length = 4.2 to 55mm (35mm equivalent: 32.5 to 423)
- Advanced gamma functions and eight gamma settings including two CineGammaTM modes and NewsGammaTM mode
- Advanced image adjustments: color matrix, detail, chroma phase, color temp, knee points
- Two ND filters: 1/8, 1/64
- 82mm filter diameter
- Two P2 card slots with hot swap capability
- Hot swap, loop, pre-record (3 seconds in HD, 7 seconds in SD), one shot, and interval recording functions
- Mini-DV tape transport for DV recording
- Internal downconversion and frame rate conversion from HD source recorded on P2 cards to Mini-DV tape
- 48kHz 16-bit 4-channel PCM audio (2 XLRs with phantom power)
- Built-in stereo microphone (unidirectional microphone optional)
- Audio dials and flexible input selection
- Analog component (Y, Pb, Pr) output
- Composite input/output
- S-Video input/output
- Standard IEEE 1394 interface
- External recording to FOCUS FireStore FS-100 via IEEE 1394 streaming
- Host mode for transferring previously recorded content on P2 cards to an external hard drive via IEEE 1394
- Compatible with nonlinear editing systems from Apple, Avid and Canopus
- USB 2.0
- SD memory card slot for sharing scene files
- Remote control for zoom, record (start/stop)
- Remote control for focus, iris control
- SMPTE timecode reader/generator with timecode matching with multiple cameras via IEEE 1394
- SMPTE color bars
- Three programmable user buttons
- Six pre-set scene files (user programmable)
- Shot marker function
- Slow, synchro and high speed shutter
- White balance with auto tracking white function
- Trigger and zoom control on upper handle grip
- Ultra-tough magnesium alloy chassis
- Supplied accessories include CG-AD54SE/1B Lithium-Ion 7.2V/5400mA snap-on battery, AG-B15 AC adaptor/battery charger, microphone holder, component video cables with RCA-BNC adaptors, remote control, shoulder strap and instruction manual
The AG-HVX200A is the go-anywhere-do-anything camera. It will do DVCPRO, for news today, DVCPRO50 for commercial production tomorrow, and DVCPROHD for high-end production next week. Based on a true progressive CCD Chip set design called Advanced Progressive Technology(APT), it is a native 1/3” 16:9 chip set that is capable of a 2 million pixel imager performance without the sacrifice of low light sensitivity that would be expected if it really were 1/3” with 2 million pixels. The camera actually captures at 1080P/60 at the output of the chip set and then converts to 1080i, cross-converts to 720P or down converts to 480i from there. It is also switch-able to 4:3 in the Standard Definition modes.
It is a DVCPRO HD, and DVCPRO50 and DVCPRO25 and DV camera. The DVCPRO HD format, developed by Panasonic, already in use at broadcasting stations and film production companies around the world, is a full-fledged HD format that meets today's high-level professional needs and is fully compatible with Nonlinear Editing Systems today. The AG-HVX200A records the 4:2:2 digital component video signals when in the DVCPRO HD and the DVCPRO50 modes, today's mainstream formats for postproduction in High Definition and Standard Definition.
The images are superb, with a very low noise level that allows for very realistic images in low light situations giving the image details in the shadow areas. The AG-HVX200A allows high-end video production techniques, such as green screen composting, making it outstandingly suitable for music videos and commercial production. And because DVCPRO HD uses intra-frame compression, the AG-HVX200A provides precise editing with frame independent high resolution. This is unlike HDV. Each frame stands on its own and does not affect the resolution of the next frame as it does in HDV. Audio quality is excellent too, thanks to DVCPRO HD's uncompressed 16-bit, 4-channel digital audio recording capability.
The HVX200A is also a DV camera, which means it makes for the perfect transition from DV to HD. If you move up from your DV camera to the HVX, you can continue to service your current clientele with superb DV footage from the camera. With the addition of just a singe P2 card, you can add variable frame rate effects to your DV recordings. Heretofore, this was unheard of without a VariCam setup. So the HVX200A is THE upgrade for anyone that is looking to the future, but still needing to make money today.
This handheld DVCPRO HD P2 camera-recorder is designed to meet emerging needs in HD content production. It debuts as Panasonic's first HD video product to use P2, the cutting-edge memory recording device that has the potential to revolutionize the entire production paradigm. The AG-HVX200A records HD, either 1080i or 720p video acquired by a new optical system and high-performance digital signal processor onto a P2 card using the broadcasting DVCPRO HD codec. This system achieves a level of image quality that conventional handheld HD cameras simply cannot match, while also supporting HD/SD multi-format and multi-codec recording capabilities.
Variable frame rate recording is just one of the features that makes the AG-HVX200A unique in its class. Using technologies that make the Panasonic VariCam camera-recorder a favorite in movie production, this powerful function allows the overcranking and undercranking techniques used with film cameras to create fast-motion and slow-motion effects. The P2 card offers superior reliability, immediate playback and outstanding cost-performance. It allows direct connection to nonlinear editing systems and streamlines the production work flow, by providing to the editing system data files ready to be edited, rather than a video tape which would require the task of digitizing.
It is a DVCPRO HD, and DVCPRO50 and DVCPRO25 and DV camera. The DVCPRO HD format, developed by Panasonic, already in use at broadcasting stations and film production companies around the world, is a full-fledged HD format that meets today's high-level professional needs and is fully compatible with Nonlinear Editing Systems today. The AG-HVX200A records the 4:2:2 digital component video signals when in the DVCPRO HD and the DVCPRO50 modes, today's mainstream formats for postproduction in High Definition and Standard Definition.
The images are superb, with a very low noise level that allows for very realistic images in low light situations giving the image details in the shadow areas. The AG-HVX200A allows high-end video production techniques, such as green screen composting, making it outstandingly suitable for music videos and commercial production. And because DVCPRO HD uses intra-frame compression, the AG-HVX200A provides precise editing with frame independent high resolution. This is unlike HDV. Each frame stands on its own and does not affect the resolution of the next frame as it does in HDV. Audio quality is excellent too, thanks to DVCPRO HD's uncompressed 16-bit, 4-channel digital audio recording capability.
The HVX200A is also a DV camera, which means it makes for the perfect transition from DV to HD. If you move up from your DV camera to the HVX, you can continue to service your current clientele with superb DV footage from the camera. With the addition of just a singe P2 card, you can add variable frame rate effects to your DV recordings. Heretofore, this was unheard of without a VariCam setup. So the HVX200A is THE upgrade for anyone that is looking to the future, but still needing to make money today.
This handheld DVCPRO HD P2 camera-recorder is designed to meet emerging needs in HD content production. It debuts as Panasonic's first HD video product to use P2, the cutting-edge memory recording device that has the potential to revolutionize the entire production paradigm. The AG-HVX200A records HD, either 1080i or 720p video acquired by a new optical system and high-performance digital signal processor onto a P2 card using the broadcasting DVCPRO HD codec. This system achieves a level of image quality that conventional handheld HD cameras simply cannot match, while also supporting HD/SD multi-format and multi-codec recording capabilities.
Variable frame rate recording is just one of the features that makes the AG-HVX200A unique in its class. Using technologies that make the Panasonic VariCam camera-recorder a favorite in movie production, this powerful function allows the overcranking and undercranking techniques used with film cameras to create fast-motion and slow-motion effects. The P2 card offers superior reliability, immediate playback and outstanding cost-performance. It allows direct connection to nonlinear editing systems and streamlines the production work flow, by providing to the editing system data files ready to be edited, rather than a video tape which would require the task of digitizing.
- Brochure
- Manual de Usuario
- FAQ
- Understanding the Workflow
Incluye lo siguiente
- AC adapter/charger
- AC Cord
- DC Cord
- Battery (5400mAH)
- Wireless remote controller
- Microphone holder
- Shoulder strap
- Component Video cable
- P2 card software driver install (CD-ROM)
- FREE 16GB P2 card and HVX book