ASIA-PACIFIC BROADCASTING

The HDC-Z10000 is said to bridge the gap between the amateur and professional user in both quality and cost, making it ideal for filmmaking, creative arts student and video­graphers or anyone looking to capture broadcast-quality footage.

Featuring Panasonic’s Double 3MOS System for recording high-quality full-HD 2D and 3D images, this advanced system mounts two 3MOS sensors (with an effective pixel count of 6.57 megapixels) for “superb colour and detail reproduction”. The two large-diameter F1.5 lenses independently mounted on the left and right are treated with Nano Surface Coating for the first time on a camcorder, significantly reducing ghosting and flare to produce crisp, clear image rendering.

The compact camcorder allows for a highly flexible operation that meets professional needs with enhanced manual functions such as three independent rings for adjusting the zoom, focus and iris control to precisely create the intended image. The Intelligent Auto (iA) function  and a powerful new image stabiliser, Hybrid O.I.S+, let users capture images even when shooting on the fly.

The twin-lens offers functions ranging from 32mm wide-angle shooting (29.8mm for 2D shooting) to 10x optical zooming (12x for 2D, 23x for Intelligent Zoom), thus allowing for shooting in tight spaces or in situations where the user and the subject are far apart.

Using the ultra-high speed of the newly developed Crystal Engine Pro II, with its enhanced resolution and noise reduction, optimal full-HD image quality can be achieved even in detailed image parts. The same level of performance is also realised for 2D image quality in combination with full-HD 1920x1080, 50 progressive recording.

In addition to built-in microphones for recording Dolby Digital 5.1-channel surround-sound/two-channel stereo, the HDC-Z10000 features two XLR audio inputs with a 48-V phantom power supply for external microphone use.

 

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