Newsmeldung von slashCAM: Test Panasonic HDC-HS100 of heidi - 26 Jul 2008 09:38:00 A first test of the new 3-chip AVCHD camcorder of Panasonic, improvement of its three 1 / 6 inch CMOS sensors (called 3MOS) Panasonic is a better performanceund Color Lowlight behavior promises. The HS100 is the AVCHD with 1920x1080 pixels with a maximum of 17Mbps, and at SD-/SDHC-Karten and 60 GB internal hard drive (the sister model SD100 comes without them and is therefore synonymous slightly smaller), has a Leica Dicomar Lens with 12 -- times opt. Zoom, optical image stabilization, xvYCC (24P) Digital Cinema Mode, a multifunctional ring, 2.7 "LCD and Viewfinder, HDMI, Microphone input, headphone output and a new" Intelligent Auto (iA) mode.
The Camcorder Info Comparison with the predecessor model, HDC-HS9 is actually after the Lowlight behavior improves the noise and fine-grained, but not (contrary to the assertion Panasonics of a 30% increase) the resolution. In normal light the tester seem oversaturated colors. Comparison between the marks, the Canon HF10 and the SonyHDR-CX7 both brighter and less Niedriglichaufnahmen rushing in at 15 Lux - are beaten, but both of the good operation of the Panasonic HS100. One gets the great praise HS100 especially for the improved manual control over the multi-ring can be either the focus, zoom, white balance, the shutter, the aperture and the gain can be controlled. Blessed are also synonymous statements which at any point in the menu on your camcorder desire arise.
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Antwort von Bruno Peter:
... but not (contrary to the assertion Panasonics of a 30% increase) the resolution ... That's a cross with the claims of the manufacturer ...
... Under normal light the tester seem oversaturated colors ... The oversaturated red at the GS-400, I was very disturbed synonymous, this can lead to loss of Drawing ...
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With 1920x1080 the pictures are practically useless for me, because you only with loss of image quality in camera movements that NLE later if you can simulate these images in a video inserts, which of course I do ...
