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Panasonic AJ-HD1400

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Below you will find brief information for Memory Card Camera-Recorder P2 HD HPX500, camcorder P2 HD Professional HVX200, camcorder P2 HD Professional HPX2000, camcorder P2 HD Professional HPX2100, DVCPRO HD VTR AJ-HD1400, FireStore FS-100. This Panasonic Memory Card Camera-Recorder is a advanced technology camcorder with 2/3 inch lens mount and interchangeable lenses. Also, it has HD/SD multi-format compatibility and variable frame rate function for professional video production. The AG-HPX500 records the A/V data for each recording as a file on the P2 card, which eliminates the need for digitizing. The files can be used directly in a nonlinear editing system or transferred over a network. The P2 card transfers data at a speed that discs simply cannot match, giving you faster, easier operation.

Key Features

2/3 inch lens mount
HD/SD multi-format compatibility
variable frame rate function
P2 memory card technology
interchangeable lenses
high recording quality
fast and reliable operation
IT-based workflow

Panasonic Memory Card Camera-Recorder P2 HD HPX500 Specification

Pages: 16 Panasonic AJ-HD1400 Specification

Brand: Panasonic Category: Camcorders Size: 2 MB

Languages: English

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Frequently Answers and Questions

What kind of lens mount does the AG-HPX500 have?

The AG-HPX500 has a 2/3 inch lens mount which accepts interchangeable lenses.

What recording formats are supported by the AG-HPX500?

The AG-HPX500 supports a variety of HD and SD recording formats including DVCPRO HD, DVCPRO50, DVCPRO, and DV.

What are the advantages of using P2 memory cards?

P2 memory cards offer several advantages over traditional recording media, including high recording quality, fast transfer speeds, high reliability, and the ability to be used directly in nonlinear editing systems.

How can I connect the AG-HPX500 to a computer?

The AG-HPX500 can be connected to a computer via USB 2.0 or IEEE 1394. The USB 2.0 interface allows you to upload files from a P2 card to the PC for nonlinear editing, or to a network server. The IEEE 1394 interface is compatible with a wide range of nonlinear editing systems.

What is the variable frame rate function?

The variable frame rate function allows you to set the frame rate of your recordings from 12p to 60p (or 50p) in 720p mode. This allows you to create slow-motion and fast-motion effects.