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8Audio level meter display

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9Audio sampling frequency display

:Scene filename display

;Progressive display

The information on the frame rate when shooting in the progressive mode is displayed here.

<Warning information displays

REMOTE:

This flashes when the component for which the wireless remote control unit is set is the wrong one.

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This lights when condensation has formed inside the camera recorder.

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This flashes when the cylinder head is dirty.

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This flashes when the cassette tape has not been inserted or when it has been set to the recording inhibit mode.

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This lights if a problem occurs in the camera recorder when face-to-face shooting is performed in the mirror mode.

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This lights when the internal battery used for the calendar has run down.

=Zoom position display

The zoom position from Z00 (max. wide angle) to Z99 (max. telephoto) appears here.

>AWB information display

The white balance information appears here.

?Focus control information display

The focus control information from 99 to 00 appears here.

95 (focal length: infinity)

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50 (focal length: approx. 1 meter) Under 49 (macro range)

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00 (focal length: approx. 2 cm)

ODepending on the zoom position, the focus may not be within the macro range. Similarly, depending on the zoom position, the lower limit of the macro range may differ.

@Macro control display

AIris display

The F-number appears here.

BGain display

The gain value setting of the video amplifier appears here.

CND filter display

The selected ND filter appears here.

“ND – –” appears on the display when the ND FILTER switch has shifted out of position (to a position other than OFF, 1/8 or 1/64). Check the ND FILTER switch position.

DRecommended ND filter display

Displayed here is the ND filter which is recommended under the current shooting conditions.

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Panasonic AG-DVX100 P manual Remote

AG-DVX100 P specifications

The Panasonic AG-DVX100 P is a landmark camcorder that has garnered a reputation in the digital filmmaking community for its professional-grade features and performance. Released as an enhancement over its predecessors, the DVX100 P is widely praised for its advanced technologies that cater to both amateur and professional videographers.

One of the standout features of the AG-DVX100 P is its 3CCD image sensor system. This innovative technology effectively captures three separate color channels—red, green, and blue—resulting in superior color reproduction and enhanced image quality. The camcorder supports a native 16:9 aspect ratio, which allows for cinematic framing and versatility when producing content for film or television.

The AG-DVX100 P also supports a variety of recording formats, including standard DV and advanced progressive scan recording at 24 frames per second (fps). This 24p capability is particularly significant, as it allows filmmakers to achieve that coveted film-like aesthetic, making the camcorder suitable for serious narrative projects, documentaries, and more. The ability to shoot in both interlaced and progressive formats provides versatility for various shooting situations.

In addition to its excellent image quality, the camcorder comes equipped with a powerful digital signal processor (DSP) that enhances the overall performance by optimizing color management and reducing noise. The camera's built-in optical image stabilization further aids in achieving smooth footage, particularly in dynamic shooting conditions.

The AG-DVX100 P features an intuitive interface and ergonomic design, making it user-friendly. It includes customizable settings and a variety of manual controls, enabling videographers to fine-tune their exposure, focus, and white balance for optimum results. The camcorder is also compatible with a range of lenses, expanding creative possibilities.

Another notable characteristic of the DVX100 P is its versatility in low-light scenarios. With its impressive sensitivity ratings, it performs well even in dimly lit environments, making it a reliable choice for various shooting conditions.

Overall, the Panasonic AG-DVX100 P is a significant tool for those serious about video production. Its combination of professional features, user-friendly design, and high-quality imaging places it among the top choices for filmmakers and content creators alike. With a legacy of reliability and performance, it continues to be a cherished asset in the technical toolkit of videographers worldwide.