Panasonic AVCHD cam coming soon
Check it out, from Akihabara, at http://www.akihabaranews.com/news-12...camcorder.html
No model number or price, but will record HD at 6 or 9 mbps to an SD card. 3CCD it says. Looking for an official press release from Panasonic... |
Excellent find! Panasonic and Canon usually produce stellar products- I can't wait for more info!
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The 6 and 9 figures is most likely for recordings in standard definition MPEG2.
The figure for AVCHD mode should be a lot higher. |
Pretty sure those are HD bit rates... that's one of the best things about AVC and H.264 compression. At the Apple press event for NAB2004, I saw HD projected on a huge screen at 8mbps using H.264 and it looked great.
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Darn, doesn't exactly look like the pocket cam I was hoping for. It even has a flip-out LCD screen.
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Another concept picture of what it might look like is found.
http://www.watch.impress.co.jp/av/do...4/ceat8_04.jpg |
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Video footage of the new pana avchd Camera
This looks like a product announcement video. Nice looking camera. I did not get any sound. If anyone gets sound and could translate, that would be awesome
http://gizmologia.com/2006/10/ceatec...d-de-panasonic |
Found an english version of the Panasonic AVCD announcement video
Took place in japan at Ceatec Tech conventions
http://www.digitalworldtokyo.com/200...sdonly_hid.php |
Sweet!
Thanks for posting that link. I like the looks of that camcorder. I hope Panasonic includes a microphone input. I also hope they'll give us 720/60p as a recording option. There's also a great article about AVCHD here: http://governmentvideo.com/articles/...icle_982.shtml Jerry Jones http://www.jonesgroup.net |
Canopus is now listed among the supporters of this format. This good news for Edius users.
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I thought this was odd (from that nvvtd review): "...the idea is to allow consumers to burn their own AVCHD videos direct to Blu-ray discs... with HDV, on the other hand, there would need to be a transcoding step (MPEG-2 to H.264) ..."
That's not correct is it?? Blu-ray supports MPEG2.... |
There is also an option for a variable bit rate of 13MBPS on average so it can probably go up to 16MBPS in fast action shots.
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