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Abstract: If you are "into" HD camcorders, you know that, with only one or two exceptions, they all have 1920x1080 native resolution now, many are 1080p, and that you have a choice of camera storage of tape, hard drive, and memory cards. You also can choose a c...
The small, lightweight form factor makes the Panasonic AG-HSC1U a viable option for discrete acquisition of HD images.
No viewfinder. The AVCHD format does not yet have universal NLE support.
The positives far outweigh the negatives. Chuck Gloman is an award-winning producer/director of photography with more than 800 commercials to his credit, and is director of the TV/Film Department as well as an assistant professor at DeSales University....
Abstract: About as small as a camcorder can get, the Panasonic AG-HSC1U features an intuitive graphic user interface to adjust focus, iris, gain, shutter, and white balance manually while recording, using the flip-out LCD and joystick. At last April...
Abstract: The camcorder tends to twist counter-clockwise in your palm, because it is so small. To solve this problem, Panasonic engineered something we could best describe as a "dorsal grip." Its a small rubber ridge at the top of the camcorder body that gives ...
Abstract: Ive been a user exclusively of tape-based cameras since the analog days. So, beyond the implications of the AVCHD format, I was intrigued by the opportunity to test Panasonics AG-HSC1U, because it stores all video and still images on SDH...
Abstract: The AG-HSC1U is touted by Panasonic as the smallest professional HD camcorder, and its $2099 price tag also makes it one of the least expensive. If, that is, the HSC1U is really a professional camcorder. The announcement earlier this year met with s...
