Panasonic AG-DVC62 Wide-Angle, High Magnification 16x Zoom Lens, Bit A/D and RGB Gamma Processor

Models: AG-DVC62

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Outstanding Image Quality, Shoulder Mount Reliability, and Digital Recording Functions

Wide-Angle, High-

Magnification 16x Zoom Lens

The AG-DVC62's 16x optical zoom lens answers a broad range of shooting needs, delivering superb results from 39.5mm wide angle all the way to 632mm telephoto (both 35mm lens equivalents). In wide-angle performance — critical in broadcast and other professional

applications — this lens is tops in its class. This new 16x optical zoom lens system uses low-dispersion glass and aspherical lenses to reduce colour aberration and boost resolution. Use of a special multi- coating process dramatically reduces flare and ghosts. The result: sharp, crisp, beautifully rendered pictures with vivid colours, delicate nuances, and exceptional shading.

Optical Image Stabilizer Compensates for Hand Shaking

The AG-DVC62's advanced Optical Image Stabilizer (OIS) compensates for hand shaking that occurs as you shoot. A gyro sensor detects hand-shake and sends signals to a linear motor, which adjusts the lens to compensate. Because this process takes place prior to the CCD image capture (rather than in the downstream electronic processing), it virtually eliminates any effect of hand-shake on resolution and screen angle. The OIS can also be helpful when zooming or shooting in dim lighting.

Optical Image Stabilizer

aspherical lens

1/4-Inch, 470,000-Pixel 3CCD Image System: High Sensitivity, Low Noise

To assure a level of picture quality suitable for professionals,

the AG-DVC62 uses a 3CCD image system that delivers the highest sensitivity in its class. Its high S/N ratio and extremely low noise (in darker areas of a picture) combines with high sensitivity to deliver excellent image quality even when shooting indoors under dim

lighting. When shooting in sunlight or under bright spotlights, this 3CCD system offers low smear.

12-bit A/D and RGB Gamma Processor

The AG-DVC62 features an A/D converter that uses the same 12-bit processing as broadcast-quality camera-recorders. This, combined with an RGB gamma processor that uses Panasonic's unique gamma curve function, helps assure high-image-quality processing. In fact,

the AG-DVC62's A/D converter

and RGB gamma processor are the same ones used in our popular AG-DVX100A, which has won acclaim as the industry's highest image quality DV camera.

A Digital Zoom for Professionals Engineered for professionals, the AG-DVC62 is equipped with a digital zoom that instantly

magnifies the image by any of five fixed

 

values — 1.25x, 1.5x, 2x, 5x or 10x.

 

Use it together with the 16x

 

optical zoom lens, and you get

 

super-telephoto magnification

Wide (x 1)

equivalent to a 160x zoom.

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Image degradation during the

 

digital processing is

 

particularly low in the 1.25x

 

magnification mode, so you get

x 20 Zoom Image

superb zoom quality all the way

 

to 20x.

 

Movie Simulation Mode

The AG-DVC62 can capture and reproduce images that are strikingly similar in tone to film images, thanks to Panasonic's unique Cine-Like gamma curve and a 25-fps frame recording function that electronically interpolates interlaced images to create frames with no time differences between fields.* Settings for this mode are preset in the Movie-Like scene file.

*The resulting images are not the same as native progressive images recorded with a progressive CCD.

 

NORM

Output

CINE-LIKE

 

NORM

Input

CINE-LIKE

Gamma Curve and Images (conceptual)

High-Sensitivity Slow Shutter

The slow shutter function uses image accumulation to allow shutter speeds with frame rates reduced by half or more.

The accumulation method provides bright-colour images with less noise than those

captured using conventionalGain Up Image gain-up, so you get the higher

sensitivity needed for nighttime shooting without illumination. The slow shutter

function can also be used to obtain movie-like effects.

16:9 Wide Recording

The aspect ratio can be set to either 4:3 or 16:9 to accommodate wide-image recording. In 16:9 recording, you can select either letterbox or squeeze mode,

giving you more possibilities in downstream editing

and playback.

4:3

 

 

16:9 Letter Box

 

16:9 Squeeze

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Panasonic AG-DVC62 Wide-Angle, High Magnification 16x Zoom Lens, Bit A/D and RGB Gamma Processor, Movie Simulation Mode