The Invaluable Guide to the AG-HVX200
"The Invaluable Guide to the AG-HVX200" is a delightful document from Panasonic that provides a detailed description of the features and capabilities of the AG-HVX200 in a format that's easy to read like a brochure, but with substance and details like you'd expect to find in a well-written manual along with lots of great illustrations. If you're thinking about purchasing or renting the camera, or have a friend who's thinking about buying or renting the camera, check it out at: http://panasonic.biz/sav/p2/ (you can download the PDF document in versions for either the AG-HVX200E (Pal/European) or AG-HVX200P (US/NTSC) cameras).
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The direct link is http://panasonic.biz/sav/p2/guidebook_e.html
An instant "sticky" -- thanks David! |
Yeah, Baby!
This is way cool. Not only does it cover the features of the camera and make for a nice quick, visual reference tool but it also clearly points out the benefits of DVCPRO vs. the other HD codecs.
I'm printing this out to compliment the owners guide. |
I would like to see Panasonic offer a printed hard-copy version.
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I got it printed and bound locally for less than $10.00.
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Thanks for the link
...but I gotta make note of the following.
Page 19 *2... "In the Native mode, AG-HVX200 record only active flames." |
how come the PAL guide looks so much better..?
how come the PAL guide looks so much better than the NTSC, the pictures are all pixelated.
Any other link to get a better looking pictures in the NTSC version? thanks |
what made me laugh... shooting vertical 16:9...
hmm.. ok, if i was going to downcovert to SD, maybe but cmon.. thats NOT a reason to buy this camera.. |
The only place where I've seen 9x16 video is at tradeshows. They just mount the monitors on their sides.
One of the coolest tradeshow demos I've seen had three HD monitors that rotated. They must have had three synchronous rotating cameras as well - and maybe a rotating editor! I can't remember if it was CES or NAB, but it was about four years ago... Sideways video would be an interesting gimmick for a DVD. (Regal Cinemas might not be interested.) Just ask the consumer to turn his TV on its side - or watch the movie laying down! |
vertical 16:9 may not be the reason to buy this camera, but I bought it because it rocks! I still don't believe what it is and does. I love it!
Bird |
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C'mon Peter, you have to push the envelope somewhere. (grin) -gb- |
does it matter if I use the PAL book or not? I mean, the same stuff right?
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re PAL/NTSC
the differences are the available framerates within the cranking features of the cam NTSC cannot shoot 25fps.. but it can do 24-26... the PAL model (from memory) cant shoot 60p.. only up to 50p... Also in SD on tape, recording is done to each respective locations resolutions/Framerates |
Also, Pal HVX Records the 1080 signal at the size of 1440x1080, a bit more than the 1280x1080 of NTSC.
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9x16
9x16 has been good for business. It even attracted OPRAH to one of our client's booths!
http://www.dvideography.com/blog/200...cts-oprah.html |
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