Dslr Hd Camera Professional 4K Download

I use a professional 4K television camera and head on a weekly basis and wanted something I could use on my D750 DSLR to get more fluid shots. This head fits the bill. Smooth, easily adjusted and not too big. love it!

I am using the battery on the�Panasonic AG-UX90 4K/HD Professional Camcorder BH# PAAGUX90. I filmed a 6 hour Bat Mitzvah and the battery only drained 25%. The following day I filmed a Wedding from 10am-12am and the battery only drop to 50% just as the Reception was coming to an end. The Camera came with it's own battery. Finally nice to film an event and not have to worry about where my battery level is at. Worth every penny!

This drive allows me to store all the HD video clips that I download from my digital camera. I use it for editing too and it works great. It's portability allows me to edit wherever I want. I can unplug it from my desktop or work with it on my laptop, and I have all my media in one place to finish my projects. I can always depend on G-Raid.

Had this since release and think it's an incredible piece of gear. For day to day stuff ( news, web... ) the built-in XF-AVC looks terrific at HD and UHD... not joking. We use a Canon Cine Zoom for this and the camera's native 800 ISO works in nearly every lighting situation. Bumping it to 3200 causes no problems at all either. When you need a bit of extra impact throw on a Canon prime and switch to the internal 4K 12 bit RAWLight which imports, plays and edits natively in Premiere and FCPX no rendering to transcoding, and can be graded to your hearts content! Looks stunning. OK- you have to render the color work! ;-) If you must have an intermediate format ( eg4:2:2 10 bit 2K or 4:2:2 ProRes UHD ) you can record externally with the either the SDI or HDI outputs depending on what you want. As a camera the C200 has built in ND, tons of mappable buttons for ISO,Peaking, Waveforms, Guides, Focus assists ( the Canon Dual Pixel touch screen auto focus with adjustable rack speed is great )..color bars!, plus dual XLR analog and digital audio inputs plus an extra 2 analog channels on a 3.5mm mini jack. The batteries run all day ( we got the larger BP-A60 )... there's not much left wanting in our use case. Some folk might get niggly about some configuration restrictions like not being able to record 4K RAW, UHD AVC and monitor on a 4K monitor all at once. But most of those end up being a 'why would you want to ? ' scenario. For us anyway. Plus theres other features for the nerd, like 120 fps HD,Interval recording, time-lapse recording, WiFi remote control via an iPhone app, better than average file naming and metadata input... on and on. Unless you need Timecode and Genlock or the ability to load custom LUTs in camera or a 6K sensor ... in which case you wont even be looking at this unit.. the C200 is a great choice. Maybe even a bargain!

Great for audio directly into my DSLR for HD video.

I own so many lumix dslr. This is the best Camera I ever have. 4k video and photo is amazing. Compare to my Gh4, this camera is much better. Hard to beleived.

After a night of 2,000 professional hockey photos taken, the last thing I want to do is wait for my camera to download my photos for editing. I went from 15-20 minutes to 3-6 minute by using this card reader.

Nothing like Sony - the cheap knock offs are just that - cheap. Works in in my HDD Camera in my HD Camera and my 4K camera. Battery lasts FOREVER!

I was attracted to this camera for its ability to shoot 4K video as well a wide assortment of still possibilities. I have been shooting HD 1280 video on three different Panasonic video cameras for the past eight years. My interest in using 4K was the ability to photograph master video shots that could be reedited and enlarged to HD video without loosing picture quality. I recently captured some stunning footage of a 5 year old granddaughter testing her ability to tree swing after she saw The Jungle Book. I was able to photograph her in a wide shot and then break the shot up in the editing process into various close up shots. I enlarged portions of the frame by 400% and still had a beautiful 1280 HD shot in the final video. The same goes for the still side of this camera. The same granddaughter was photographed playing with a snail. In one shot she was holding the snail in her hand and I enlarged the image by 1000% so that the reflection in her eyes could be seen and you could see a image of her outstretched arm and her hand holding the snail! Amazing. The ability to do time lapse has provided some excellent results for video. The possibilities for creative photography in both stills and video is extraordinary. To really discover what this camera can do will require spending some time studying the extended instructions (and/or watching some YouTube videos). The time spent will result in some beautiful images!

I bought this for a very specific reason, one which I suspect not many do. I am my kids soccer team videographer. As such we needed an elevated camera system to record games for review and highlight reels. I purchased a HiPod 21 foot system which optionally offers an HD camera and HD monitor setup. Given the proliferation of 4K TVs today, and wanting to plan for the not too distant future, I wanted to go with a 4K setup. I also have other uses for the camera, so I wanted better quality recording than the onboard AVCHD/MP4 codecs. I opted for the Atomos Ninja Inferno (found here on BH as well). The recording of games needs fast focus and zoom functionality, with stabilization in the case of the camera swaying a bit when elevated 20 feet up due to wind. But also it was paramount that the camera HDMI output had a clean output at 4K. This camera can put out 4K 30 and 4K 24 out the HDMI cleanly. This is an uncompressed 8bit 4:2:2 signal. The Atomos can record up to 10bit 4:2:2 into DNxHR (or DNxHD for HD signals) and ProRes codecs. Thus, you can record from this camera at a much higher quality than you can using the on board codecs, which use 8bit 4:2:0 compression, losing more color and highly compressing it. Mind you.. doing this uses a TON of storage. I have a 1TB SSD on the Atomos, which can fit about 3 hours of 4K24 at DNxHR SQ quality (basically 8bit 4:2:2). Storing all these games over a season is NOT for the faint of heart.. as it will require 25+ TBs of storage. But the end result is working with broadcast quality video to pull from when making highlight reels and other purposes as opposed to editing compressed video with loss of color and quality, then re-compressing after editing, thus losing even more quality and color. For most, this is way beyond what would be needed, but for me, especially as I wanted to eventually get the GH5 and use the Atomos for cinematic recording with that camera, this allows me to use maximum quality out of this camera!