Panasonic Professional Film Camera

I use this with my Panasonic AG DVX100B video camera and it does what it is posed to do. Very professional piece of equipment. Smooth zoom function and capability.

is very simple and at the same time professional. An essential tool to record with my camera PANASONIC AG DVX 100.

A year ago I was looking for a high capacity battery for a professional Panasonic camera (that was admittedly ancient) and couldn't find a battery I liked that could hold a candle to the canon BP-975 I use with my Canon FX100.� When I recently got my hands on an elderly Sony HVR-Z5U I remembered Sony made some great batteries (I used to have a DSR PD150).� I found my old charger and debated purchasing the Sony NP-F970 battery, or an adapter so that I could plug my "new" camera into the wall while streaming basketball games.� I went with the battery and have not been disappointed.� I don't know what the maximum capacity of this battery is with my specific set-up, but I do know that it still had plenty of charge after six hours of broadcasting earlier this week.� This is a great battery and, from what I've seen, well-priced.

I use this case for my Panasonic AC/AV 90A video camera. This holds smaller professional video cameras just fine. There is a separate container for microphones, and enough padding (somewhat adjustable) to cradle the camera safely.

As someone once said, “If you like your current camera, you can keep your current camera.”  Or you can just acknowledge the changing times and take a serious look at something much smaller, faster and with many more features and benefits. I own this camera and purchased it from B&H along with the Panasonic 16-35mm f/4 lens, the Panasonic 24-105 mm f/4 lens, the Panasonic 50mm f/1.4 lens and the really cool and small XLR adapter. What really sold me on coming over to the Panasonic S1H from 20 years with Canon was watching the just released training video for the S1H authored by the former Sony training video legend, Doug Jensen. https://vimeo.com/391706599. It was and is the best $49.95 I have ever spent.  4 hours of in depth and real world training, including 18 different videos. This is a professional training video by a professional with some serious street cred, not some guy with his ballcap turned around backwards with an iPhone taped to the ceiling showing yet another unboxing of a camera. Prove it for yourself. Watch some S1H sample videos from Vimeo or YouTube. Or, build a simple Excel spreadsheet and compare the differences between the S1H and any camera you currently own or are thinking about purchasing. After dialing in the correct settings, I can readily see why Netflix has this camera on their approved list for content creators. 4:2:2 10 bit color internally and the ability to shoot in either full frame or Super 35mm.

perfect with Panasonic Professional AG-HMC40

This is a pretty cool camera. Priced right. Not for professional use, but given to a niece for a film point and shoot.

The Black and White Mode is the first real film look i have found in any professional digital camera paired with the metal body, size and overall rangefinder design with the addition of the mode dial have all restored the digital camera back into the long historical evolution of the street photographer's camera.

I'm a retired professional photgographer. Still actively shoot, and will for the foreseeable future. The DK-21 fits not just the D200 and D300 digital cameras, but also offers a PERFECT FIT on the Nikon N6006 film camera as well. It does not interfere with the film door. It's as if it was custom made for it. My N6006 is now 20 years old and is still in new condition. It is my first Nikon camera and has provided images suitable for publication. I have several Nikons now, two of them professional. Talk about backward compatibility! One piece of advice: Apply 3 narrow pieces of duct tape to the back of the DK-21, on the 3 sides facing the camera, which snugs it up to the camera, preventing it from inadvertently sliding off. It can prevent the frustration of losing it at the most inopertune moment.

I love taking film pictures for fun - not a professional at all. I have a nice film camera, but it is annoying to carry around all the time. This one fits perfectly in a coat pocket or small bag, and Is basically like a reusable disposable camera. Great price and quality, highly recommend for any other recreational photographers