Panasonic P2HDXAG-HPX500 manual Next, select the storing destination, On the lower section

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Next, select the storing destination.

In the pulldown menu, select "Tool" -> "Configuring Virtual P2 card ...".

In the "Virtual P2 card configuration" window,

click the registration button to newly create a folder on the hard drive where the data is stored.

On the screen capture image below,

"D:\testP2" is the newly created folder.

Note: The folder indeed is the Virtual P2 card.

Next,

select "Show"

-> "Show Secondary Bin"

-> "New folder" in the pulldown menu. Bin area display is divided horizontally.

On the screen capture image below,

"D:\testP2" is the newly created folder

From the Primary Bin displayed on the upper section, select the clip you wish to copy ,

and drag-drop onto the Secondary Bin

Drag and drop

on the lower section.

*You can use P2Viewer to take numerous P2 cards, and copy all data into one single folder.

*Prior to copying, make sure that you have enough hard drive space.

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Contents P2HD XAG-HPX500 Practical Guidebook P2HD 59.94Hz Ntsc and 50Hz PAL settings Shooting ProcedureSetting the recording format Recording format = Scene File settingAG-HPX500 recording codec Recording codec and formatImage formats and codecs supported by the AG-HPX500 General HD recording methods Checking the formatStandard recording Shutter speed guide Gamma Setting Eight-Mode GammaVariable Frame Rate-capable recording modes About the difference between Native pN and over60p ModeData capacity for each recording type Dvcpro HD Lens setup Pre-shooting setupFujinon 2 varieties Battery setup Setup for shooting Gain / Iris / WBAudio setup Lens, iris and image quality adjustmentFlange Back = Back Focus = Rear Focus Setting the WB White BalanceGain Selecting a tripodCopying To and Loading From SD Cards Saving Scene Files and User FilesControl settings for connected backup devices Connecting to an external tape deck AJ-HD1400When storing data on a Dvcpro HD tape, etc Other Functions ControlOvercrank shooting Variable Frame Rate Overcrank/Undercrank shootingUndercrank shooting Set the camera mode to Filmcam Procedure for using VFR required settingsSet the frame rate to one of rates between 12 Pre-REC Special RecordingOne-shot recording Loop RecordingInterval Recording Settings for special recording modesBasic thumbnail operations Using P2 CardsPlaying back selected file Select SlotSelect Delete and press the button Deleting Clips and Formatting P2 or SD CardFrom the Setup menu, select Ingesting procedures Using Apples Final Cut ProOther Functions PC Mode From P2 to non-linear editing workstationFrom the pulldown menu, select Using Final Cut Pro to capture P2 dataImporting P2 data backed up on a hard drive Configuring Removing Advanced Pulldown / Duplicate framesIf variable frame rate over 60p/50p mode is used Installation of frame rate converterExamples of exporting data from FCP Where to obtain P2Viewer Creating archives using P2ViewerP2Viewer screen Next Select Show Show Secondary Bin Next, select the storing destinationOn the lower section Procedures Backing up data onto a HDD 1394 Host modeP2 data back-up and creating archives Creating archives using FCP Backing up data onto a HDD using an OSBacking up from AG-HPX500 to a HDD Data size Data size 280 x 1080 pixels Size Pixel ratio InterlaceSize Pixel ratio AG-HPX500 AG-HVX200 Latest P2 equipmentClip Thumbnail Bayonet MountFrame Rate Converter Gold Mount/V MountMXF File Native ModeShot Marker Span FilesP2HD XAG-HPX500

P2HDXAG-HPX500 specifications

The Panasonic P2HDXAG-HPX500 is a state-of-the-art digital cinema camera that has been designed for professional filmmakers and broadcasters looking for high-quality video production. This camera is part of Panasonic's renowned P2 HD range, which is known for its reliability and superior performance. The HPX500 is particularly favored for its versatility in various shooting environments, making it an excellent choice for documentary filmmaking, event coverage, and corporate videos.

One of the standout features of the HPX500 is its high-definition recording capability. It supports both 720p and 1080i resolutions, utilizing the Advanced Video Codec High Definition (AVC-HD) format. This allows users to achieve stunningly sharp images and rich colors, providing a cinematic experience that elevates the quality of their projects. Furthermore, the camera can record in full HD at 1920 x 1080 pixels, ensuring that every detail is captured with clarity.

The camera employs a three 1/3-inch CCD sensor configuration, which significantly enhances its sensitivity to light. This results in superior low-light performance, enabling filmmakers to shoot in challenging lighting conditions without compromising image quality. Additionally, the HPX500 incorporates a sophisticated image processing engine that contributes to its excellent color reproduction and dynamic range.

Another notable technology featured in the HPX500 is the integrated P2 card system. This allows for immediate, high-speed recording directly onto the P2 memory cards, providing a reliable and efficient workflow. The cards offer robust storage capacity and exceptional data transfer speeds, which are crucial for high-definition video shoots. Moreover, the camera supports dual card slots, enabling simultaneous recording for backup or extended media management, which is vital for live event coverage.

The ergonomic design of the HPX500 ensures that it is user-friendly, even during extended shooting sessions. It features adjustable viewing angles and a comprehensive set of manual controls that empower operators to make quick adjustments on the fly. The camera also has multiple connectivity options, including HD-SDI, allowing for seamless integration with existing production equipment.

In summary, the Panasonic P2HDXAG-HPX500 is a powerful digital cinema camera equipped with advanced technologies that cater to the needs of professional filmmakers. With its high-definition recording capability, enhanced low-light performance, robust P2 card system, and user-friendly design, the HPX500 stands out as a reliable choice for high-quality video production across various genres.