The new HDC-HS300 and HDC-HS250 both have 120GB hard drives for up to 50 hours of footage. The HS300 targeted to release in April with a price tag of $1400 offers manual controls, external mic support and electronic viewfinder.
Main features:
- Full HD 1920x1080 Recording
- 3MOS camcorder System
- 120GB HDD and SD card slot
- Manual Ring, Electrical Viewfinder and Cold Shoe
- Intelligent Auto Mode and AF Tracking
- 10.6 Megapixel Still Images
Lens Brand Leica Dicomar Lens F Value F1.8(WIDE)/2.8(TELE) Optical Zoom 12x Digital Zoom 30x- 700x Focal Length 4-48mm Filter Diameter 43mm 35mm Film camera Equivalent 44.9-539mm (16:9) [Motion Image] / 41.3-496mm (3:2), 40.8-490mm (16:9), 45.0-540mm (4:3) [Still Image]
The HDC-HS300 is a hybrid camcorder that records Full HD images either on an SD (or SDHC) Memory Card or the built-in 120GB hard disk drive. A 32-GB SDHC Memory Card can hold around 12 hours of recorded video clips (in HE mode). The HDC-HS300 camcorder can copy recorded video images from the SD Memory Card to the hard disk, or vice versa, with easy operation.
Recording Format | MPEG4-AVC/H.264 (AVCHD standard compliant) |
Recording Mode | HA (17Mbps / VBR) , (1920 x 1080) / HG (13Mbps / VBR) , (1920 x 1080) / HX (9Mbps / VBR) , (1920 x 1080) / HE (6Mbps / VBR) , (1440 x 1080) |
Playback Mode | HA (17Mbps / VBR) , (1920 x 1080) / HG (13Mbps / VBR) , (1920 x 1080) / HX (9Mbps / VBR) , (1920 x 1080) / HE (6Mbps / VBR) , (1440 x 1080) |
Audio Recording System | Dolby Digital (5.1ch) |
Microphone | 5.1ch Surround, Zoom and Focus Microphone |
Also new to Panasonic's HD camcorder line are the new entry-level models: the HDC-HS20 ($800), which records to both an 80GB hard drive and an SD/SDHC card; the HDC-TM20 ($650) records to a 16GB solid-state drive and SD/SDHC card; and the HDC-SD20 ($600), which records to SD/SDHC cards only. All three models will be available in April.
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