Panasonic Pro AG-HMC150 3CCD AVCHD 24fps Camcorder

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Product Features

13X Wide angle 28 mm lens out of the box (35mm equiv.); 1/3-inch CCD Progressive Imagers
Higher bit-rate recording than consumer models (21 Mbps PH Mode)
Full range of HD formats: 1080/60i, 1080/30p, 1080/24p (Native); 720/60p, 720/30p, 720/24p (Native)
3.5-inch LCD monitor displays thumbnails for quick non-linear access to clips
Waveform Monitor, Vectorscope plus two Focus displays for accurate, quick focus

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Product Description

The powerful tapeless AG-HMC150 joins the Panasonic line of professional HD camcorders. This AVCCAM camcorder features highly-acclaimed functions for the popular AG-DVX100 Series of DV-tape based camcorders to tapeless HD recording. Using the cost-saving AVCHD format to record onto SDHC or SD Memory Card media, the AG-HMC150 produces exceptional images and responds to creative production needs. It also features a 28mm (35mm equivalent) wide-angle lens - widest in a professional camera of this class - and a newly developed 1/3-inch 16:9 progressive CCD. More Details >>

Customer Reviews

Panasonic AG HMC150 vs AG-HVX200
We just bought our HMC150 & the ease of using the SD cards is FANTASTIC as opposed to the minidv tapes & P2 cards that our HVX200 takes. More >>
Terry Pick

Great image quality, but don't be misled by promotions
I've had the camera for three months now, and as video cameras go, it's at the top of its class and price range.

My gripe is with Panasonic's rebates, however. More >>
Carl E. Feather

A good starting point for transitioning from film
I knew I would have to do it sooner or later. Even shooting Super 16mm is (a) too expensive and (b) too heavy. More >>
Michael S

best all around indie-budget camera!
one of the best equipment investments i've ever made!
this camera has loads of pro features with the convenience and cost-savings of SD memory card recording. More >>
Averan

Great Camera
I got this camera about a month ago, and I think I've figured out every possible manual control on the camera and the best ways to use them. More >>
Zach Redpath

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