Panasonic High Definition
With the growing popularity of the variable frame rate VariCam HD Cinema cameras, HD production is on the verge of changing HD video cameras as we know it. The low cost 24p editing and finishing on the desktop, is what Panasonic likes to call a VariDigm shift.
It all starts inside of the camera. The AJ-HDC27 from Panasonic replicates several of the key features of film based acquisition, which includes 24 frame progressive scan images, time lapsed recording, and a wide range of film rates for amazing camera effects. The VariCam also comes with CineGamma software that permits Panasonic's HD Cinema camera systems to match the latitude of film stocks and effects.
Even though it all starts inside of the camera, it doesn't stop there. HD has been showing up in many more places besides HDTV. Panasonic is leading the way with compact and affordable HD products. All across the world, you'll see Panasonic launching HD products that are among the best and very affordable.
Broadcast If your digital plans call for a transition to DTV first then HDTV later on down the road, or if you plan to take your station HD now, Panasonic has you covered by making HD both flexible and affordable.
Commercials Whether your next commercial is a 30 second spot for TV or a two minute commercial, shoot it on DVCPRO HD without having to sacrifice quality. The 24P at 720 progressive resolution from Panasonic makes this very possible.
Corporate needs The coporate level presentations demand the highest level of image quality. Professional presentations begin with 720p and 1080i cameras from Panasonic. By starting with the highest image quality available, Panasonic ensures that you'll have everything you need to exceed your corporate needs and demands.
HD Video Cameras
HD Video Cameras
... GR-HD1, which is sold only in NTSC format in the USA and Japan. The progressive mode format requires a television set that supports it, while interlaced mode is the natural scan mode that televisions use. The question today is which of the two formats deliver the best image quality. With several high ...
... engineers in Algiers in 1981 and Japan's NHK presented their analog HDTV system at a Swiss conference in 1983. Except for these early formats, HDTV is digital broadcast and therefore it's introduction will sometimes conincide with the introduction of DTV, or digital television. The signals for high definition ...
... broadcasting DVCPRO HD codec. This very system achieves a level of image quality that conventional handheld HD cameras simply can't match, while also supporting HD/SD multi-format and multi codec recording capabilities. The visual frame rate recording is just one of the many features that makes this camera ...
... ideal for situations in which space is limited. The camera also broadens the range of HDV tools available for professional users, as it really does deliver HD for everyone. Afforable The HVR-A1E really means that high definition is for everyone. Through the HDV format, this camera allows you to capture ...
... Almost all new high definition video cameras will use a rechargeable Li-ion battery, even though a spare battery might be useful as the batteries are unique to each camcorder maker and normally each model. Most of the latest cameras allow you to capture digital still images onto a removable flash memory ...