Test du Panasonic AG-HPX 370 im Adam WIlt

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Le test se trouve ici : http://provideocoalition.com/index.p..._hd_camcorder/

Pour :

• Full-resolution 1920x1080 sensors.
• Panasonic’s superb colorimetry; excellent highlight handling.
• 10 stops of usable dynamic range.
• High sensitivity (ISO 800) with very low noise at 0dB gain.
• Transparent, very high quality AVC-Intra 100 recording.
• AVC-Intra 50, DVCPROHD also available in HD formats.
• DV and DVCPRO 50 SD recording.
• “WorldCam” 50Hz/60Hz flexibility.
• Variable frame rates in 720p.
• Interval, one-shot, and loop recording; pre-record capability.
• Dual P2 card slots below the flip-out LCD.
• Interchangeable lenses.
• Good quality 17x Fujinon lens supplied.
• High quality downconversion.
• Dual SDI / HD-SDI outputs with timecode and audio.
• Genlock; timecode I/O.
• FireWire / IEEE 1394 for DV-format I/O.
• USB host and device modes for mass storage I/O.
• Six scene files with plenty of tweaks.
• Good viewfinder data displays.
• Chromatic Aberration Correction (CAC) cleans up horizontal CA very well.
• Flash Band Compensation (FBC).

Contre :

• No variable frame rates in 1080p.
• Only three user-assignable buttons on the camera body.
• No 180 degree shutter setting default in 24p/25p modes.
• Stock lens shows substantial breathing.
• Stock lens has moderate distortion and CA.
• CAC only corrects CA in horizontal direction.
• Stock lens isn’t very wide; M.O.D. without macro is 3 feet.
• No auto-iris f-stop limit; it’s too easy to stop down too far automatically, softening the image due to diffraction.
• FBC not available in 1080p, when VFR is used, or when shutter is enabled.
• DRS not available in 1080p.

Ce camescope d'épaule coûte en prix public environ 7.500 €