The Panasonic HC-X900 camcorder does not go unnoticed among Panasonic’s latest presentations: here is an overview of its features.
Panasonic HC-X900 is one of the latest camcorders released by Panasonic and, among the new releases, it is among those promising the most innovations. It is the brand-new 3MOS System Pro that drives this decisive overall improvement, bringing a whole series of elements to the top.
Indeed, the redesign of the lens, the sensor, and the engine comes into play, which, combined with the HYBRID O.I.S. + stabilizer, promise very sharp shots with significant reduction of shake effect. It is not by chance that the use of this camcorder becomes appreciable even when moving, even while walking and moving around, operating with a system based on five axes of correction.
Regarding the lens, a Leica Dicomar lens with Nano Surface Coating has been chosen, a mount that performs well even in confined spaces or indoors, with the wide-angle set at 29.8 mm.
The Crystal Engine Pro II, which allows high-speed processing of even considerable amounts of pixels, puts everything together, ensuring good overall speed. This way, Full HD quality is also maintained, which is also improved compared to the past and with a reduced noise impact of about 40% compared to previous models such as the HDC-HS900, TM900, SD900, and SD800.
The price of the Panasonic HC-X900 in Italy is not yet known, but it is possible to get a reference from the UK, where it is on sale for just under 900 pounds sterling.
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