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Second-Generation P2 HD Portable Offers Enhanced Features including Native 1080/24p Recording and 1080/24PsF
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Second-Generation P2 HD Portable Offers Enhanced Features including Native 1080/24p Recording and 1080/24PsF
That jog wheel looks like a waste of space.
It's not an editor -- but you can create playlists.
The predecessor version of this unit is an editor, so by extension I'm sure this is too. You can do basic cuts-only editing and compile the output onto a P2 card.
SO you can use it to for example assemble a full news package out in the field, and output back to P2 for ingest as a package, or playout from another P2 "deck" or through the unit's own video outputs.
Not if you are used to pro- decks or editors. And that's the target audience for this unit.
- Mikko
AVC-Intra is the future...The new HVX really needs it- even if it means a $2 000 extra...
I meant it's overly big. And there's nothing around it, what I meant is it's wasting space. Looks like they could have fit more buttons on it.
I agree. Besides, the HVX, though a great camera, is getting a little long in the tooth, so simply adding AVC-Intra wouldn't justify a $2,000 price increase. I suspect that Panasonic will do both -- upgrade the HVX and introduce a new line (many of our suggested improvements would alter the HVX form factor anyway). But I'm fairly sure the 200"a" will not have AVC-Intra.If they did that by jacking the price up 2 grand it'd cease to be an hvx, at that point they might as well intro it as a whole new camera line.AVC-Intra is the future...The new HVX really needs it- even if it means a $2 000 extra...