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Frequently Asked Questions

 

The following content is courtesy of Panasonic Broadcast & Professional

      Why doesn't the AG-DVX100 record in DVCAM format?

      There is no difference in the digital video image quality recorded by DV and DVCAM cassette formats, however, mini-DV cassettes offer a 50% increase in recording time for an equivalent tape cost. All three DV compression based formats - DV, DVCPRO and DVCAM offer the same high quality component digital video recording based on a 5:1 compression ratio and 4:1:1 luminance to color sampling ratio.

      What does 24p "Cinelike" mode mean?

      Twenty-four frames per second is the frame rate that many primetime programs, television commercials and independent movies originate in. The popularity of 24P camcorders is due to the fact that they produce a close approximation to the "look" of film, and offer a significant savings in production costs.

      Representing a revolutionary leap in digital video technology, the palm-size AG-DVX100 is equipped with three, newly-developed 1/3" 410,000-pixel progressive- scan CCDs that allow the camcorder to capture high-sensitivity images in both standard 60-field-per-second NTSC (interlace scan) and also at 24-frames-per-second progressive scan.

      When is 24p the right format for me?

      When you wish to capture a sequence of images with a "cinematic" look. For example, independent film production, film school training, and additional video sequences to be inter cut with existing film archives. The AG-DVX100 can also be applied as a "B Roll" camera on set, complementing the primary HD video camera or 35mm film camera. It is also a very economical way to shoot multiple camera coverage in 24p.

      Progressive: What You Need To Know - An article from Videosystems.com

       

     
     
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