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| Manual controls – the freedom to go beyond the ordinary. |
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Expressive performance with detailed images and lifelike coloring. | A correction area 3x larger than before – crisp, sharp images. | |
3MOS Sensor | Advanced O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabilizer) | |
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Craft images with intuitive ease.
Manual Ring
A precise way to check the lighting.
On-Screen Assist
Both the SD100 and HS100 feature Panasonic's new 3MOS sensor. With about 2* times the
color and provides an outstanding performance in low lighting. The 3MOS system uses separate MOS sensors to capture the red, green and blue light components, so no
light is wasted. You capture rich, expressive video with vivid colors and
Panasonic CCD sensors.
Panasonic's advanced O.I.S. suppresses the effects of
compensate – all at an astounding 4,000 times per second. Because the system is optical, there's no loss
of image quality. You get all the beauty and none of the blurring. The SD100 and HS100 take Panasonic's advanced O.I.S. a step further, with a correction area that's about 3 times as large as in previous
models. With this enhanced correction capability, even zoomed images are incredibly clear, sharp and beautiful.
Clear!
50" Display (Advanced O.I.S. OFF)
The manual ring gives y o u e a s y , f i n g e r t i p control over the focus,
zoom and exposure settings. You'll find using the ring a much more intuitive, comfortable,
Zoom
Just rotate the ring to zoom in and out. You have full control of the zooming speed and can zoom in or out to the precise degree you want.
Focus
Just rotate the ring to focus. You can focus on the exact point you
want, even if it's not in the center of the frame. You can also change the focus as you shoot, to get the kind of creative shots you sometimes see in movies.
White Balance
Zebra Pattern
A "zebra pattern" is displayed in areas of the frame where the lighting is excessive and the image is
Brightness Level
The light level is metered at the center of the frame and displayed as a percentage (%). This serves as a guide when you're shooting a subject that's backlit, or when you want to keep the light level the same even though the lighting conditions change.
Histogram
The histogram displays in graph form the exposure and contrast conditions over the entire frame. This lets you determine fine gradation details that are difficult to tell by just looking at the screen.
Blurry!
Both the dancing girl and the background are crisp and
A powerful new lens for even finer image rendering.
New Leica Dicomar Lens
Select from Auto, Indoor, Outdoor and White Set according to the
location, weather or type of lighting. You'll always get the best possible coloring even if the light source changes.
Shutter Speed
The shutter speed can be adjusted from 1/24 to 1/8,000 of
Accessorize your camcorder system.
Mic Input and Headphone Jack
There's a mic input terminal on the front of the camcorder and a headphone jack* on the side. Plug in an external mic or headphones (both
The SD100 and HS100 also introduce a new
aspherical lens. The lens is highly refractive too, making it possible to pack a powerful 12x zoom into a compact body. A
trademark of Leica Microsystem IR GmbH, and Dicomar is a registered trademark of Leica Camera AG.
Image
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a second. Use a high shutter speed when shooting sports events or fast- moving subjects, and you can get clear, sharp, incredible action shots. Shooting at a high shutter speed also makes it possible to later produce crisp, sharp still photos from the moving images you've captured.
Iris
Use the ring to adjust the aperture to regulate the amount of light let in. In dim lighting use a lower aperture setting (which corresponds to a larger aperture opening), and in bright lighting use a higher setting.
optional) if desired.
such, you must switch its function using the menu screen.
Mic Input | Headphone Jack |
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