The Panasonic AG-DVX100B camcorder allows camera-to-camera time-code synchronization and user-settable file transfer over IEEE 1394.
Panasonic has introduced the AG-DVX100B 24p/30p/60i MiniDV camcorder, a successor to its AG-DVX100A and AG-DVX100 models.
The AG-DVX100B is RoHS-compliant, meaning its virtually free of lead, arsenic and other hazardous substances. Compliance with the RoHS directive becomes mandatory in July 2006 in Europe.
Article continues belowThe 4lb, handheld camcorder also allows camera-to-camera time-code synchronization and user-settable file transfer over IEEE 1394, facilitating the AG-DVX100B’s use in simultaneous, multi-camera shoots.
Other new features include 16:9 letter-box display mode on the electronic viewfinder (EVF) and a 3.5in color LCD monitor for distortion-free Squeeze Mode or Anamorphic Display; remote control of focus and iris (wired) when mounted on a jib or tripod; single button character off for LCD and EVF displays; improved video S/N for better low light recording; and higher resolution LCD (210,000 pixels) and EVF (235,000 pixels) monitors.
For more information, visit www.panasonic.com/dvcinema.
