#Panasonic motiondv studio 5.3 full

#Panasonic motiondv studio 5.3 full

You would be well advised to use a tripod when approaching the camcorder?s full 10x optical zoom range. The balance while handholding will be perfect for a range of users and this should result in stable hand-held shots even at a moderate zoom range. The GS250?s design features a more elongated shape, but its basic oval profile sits well in the right hand and offers good ergonomics for hand holding, even for long periods of shooting with the important controls within easy reach of your fingers. Comparatively it?s a camcorder that fits into the ?smaller? category amongst today?s models ? an enviable and remarkable engineering feat by any standards.Д«est of all, Panasonic has priced the GS250 competitively at a recommended price of $2199, although if you shop around you are likely to see it for quite a deal less than $2000! This is a camcorder that is designed for the videomaker prepared to pay a little more for image quality, innovation and style while making no trade-offs when it comes to design, size and features. The 3CCD chip blocks take up much more vertical space than conventional single CCD systems, yet the GS250 is really a very small camcorder. The ability to develop these tiny 3CCD systems to fit into the body of this camcorder still amazes me. As most readers would know, three chip systems use an individual CCD image chip for each of the three video colours ? red, green and blue. 630,000 pixels (times 3) are allocated to video while 710,000 pixels (times 3) are allocated to still images. The GS250 has three 4.2 mm (1/6 inch) CCDs, with 800,000 pixels per CCD. To say there has never been a better time to purchase a 3CCD camcorder is an understatement. Panasonic has been particularly canny in its pricing too, with the NV-GS75, GS150, GS250 and GS400 positioned to suit a range of budgets. With the 3CCD range now up to four models, expect to still see further innovation in both price and performance over the remainder of the year.

Holding leadership not only in the Australian market, but in many markets worldwide is assured as more new 3CCD models roll onto retail shelves. And the good news is that Panasonic is unlikely to be backing away from its market-leading strategy any time soon.