Panasonic
Article: December 2009
Supporting 1080i50/60 and 720p50/60 video capture, the Grass Valley LDK 3000 professional camcorder captures high-quality video to three Xensium 2⁄3-inch, 2.4-million-pixel CMOS image sensors.
Article: Building A Hot Rod
In the past year, we’ve seen a new wave of large-sensor camcorders hit the market, which many see as the video industry’s response to the HD-enabled DSLR.
Article: Small Sensors Still Thriving
Walking the floor at NAB 2011 was an eye-opening experience.
Article: Action Shooters Part 1
"Right over there!" The van veers hard as it rounds the corner. I brace my legs to stay balanced while struggling to hold my camera steady.
Article: Bridging The Gap
In 2010, HD DSLRs graduated from weapon of choice for no-budget indie filmmakers to an option that almost everyone seemed to be experimenting with.
Article: Posting 3D
At a recent Golden Globe® party, Star Wars creator George Lucas referred to the stereoscopic 3D world of Avatar in an interview with television show Access Hollywood. “It’s so successful, and worked very well in...
Article: Public Education
If you could choose any camera to shoot your next motion picture, which would you choose?
Article: December 2010
Designed as a versatile and high-performance solution for broadcasters, live-event productions, documentaries, rental companies and other video professionals, the shoulder-mount PMW-500 expands on the XDCAM line of tapeless acquisition technologies...
Article: At A Glance: Panasonic AG-HMR10 Recorder And AG-HCK10 Camera Head
For those scenes, he used a Silicon Imaging SI-2K Mini that was wired to MacBook Pro computers stored in a backpack he was wearing.
