Newsmeldung von slashCAM:HDC-HS350 - New Semipro Panasonic camcorder in the approach? Of rudi - 8 Jul 2009 11:03:00 Yes, is it Christmas already? Manufacturers seem to somehow feel compelled to suddenly, just before the holiday season even throw a couple of new camcorders into the race. After Sonyfolgt now synonymous Panasonic Japan and a slightly reamed named HS300 HDC-HS350 presented. The biggest improvement seems to feature alongside the now large 240 GB hard drive also be an improved image stabilization. The release date of the camera is at the end of July, although it is not clear whether the synonymous true for Germany.
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Antwort von Frank B.:
I just bought me a HDC SD 300, and now what's new.
While reading the tech. Data provided, however, a disillusionment. The new one is any better / different than the old HS HDC 300th On the hard drive before I abandoned myself, and opted for the SD-card-only model. If you do not want hard drive is just a larger hard drive does not synonymous selling point. Improved Image Stabilizer, well. The old one is quite okay. The rest seems to have remained so. Real progress could have been possibly achieve in the data rate. But with 17Mbyte / sec, the new offering no more than the old one.
Only advantage for future purchasers: The 300 series is likely under price pressure.
Frank
Antwort von EThie:
Do not fret, according Videoaktiv this camera does not appear in Germany.
See here: http://www.videoaktiv.de/200907082703/News/Camcorders/Panasonic-HS-350-in-Japan-Neuer-Image Stabilization-and-240-Gigabyte.html
Greetings
Ethier
Antwort von Frank B.:
Did I just read synonymous at the moment, I have just come of the page. It really seems (only give these 2 changes, hard drive, Image Stabilization), which differ both camera series. This would mean that Panasonic are probably shot in Germany itself in the foot. The 300 series would have fallen by at least 100, - Euro in price. Too bad for the customer.
But that raises really a very bad light on the model policy of corporations. Marginal differences, but what new offer, which suggests progress, which does not exist in reality.
Frank
