Panasonic imaging technologies take HD to a beautiful new level
HD 3CCD
Rich, Vivid Colours Bring Out All the Beauty of High Definition
HD is especially good for scenes with rich, vibrant colours. And Panasonic HD video cameras provide the best in colour reproducibility, thanks to use of an advanced 3CCD camera system. This system, in which three separate CCDs capture and process the light information received through the lens, helps reproduce high- resolution HD images with magnificent colour.
The coloured balls and the baby's skin are vivid and natural.
HD O.I.S.
Suppresses Camera Shake, So Images Appear Sharp, Even on a
Imagine taking video shots on a moving boat and then viewing them on a
Even images shot from a moving boat are clear and beautiful.
3 C C D C a m e r a S y s t e m
Most professional broadcasting cameras use the 3CCD
system, with its superior colour reproduction. In a 1CCD
system, all of the incoming light information is processed
by the same CCD. The more advanced 3CCD system uses three distinct CCDs for processing, so there is absolutely
no light loss. The 3CCD camera system draws out the full potential of HD image quality.
1CCD
The baby's skin and flowers don't look natural, they look artificial.
O . I . S . ( O p t i c a l I m a g e S t a b i l i z e r )
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O.I.S. Lens
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Colour Filter | Dichroic | G CCD | 3CCD Both baby's skin and flowers have |
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The lens moves up/down or left/right and bends the incoming light to correct
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When you're shooting, moving the camera even | BLURRY!! | Images look sharp and crisp, with minimal blurring, | |||
a tiny bit - just 0.3 mm – results in an image blur | even on a | ||||
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