Panasonic Professional Video Cameras Price In India

Used with my Nikon photography cameras & lenses & my professional 4K & 1080P Panasonic video cameras. A great product to always have on hand!

Very solid for it's weight and price. Used for lightweight video cameras - Panasonic HPZ250 and Canon 5d III w/ 70-200 2.8 + cage w/ sound gear and monitor. I also pair it with a Kesslar Crane 3' cineslider - care has to be taken to avoid vibration but it was still usable; granted it's a lot to ask of sticks at this price point. As far as video units go it's inexpensive but - imo - exceeded expectations in the price catagory. Not sure how useful the electronics are but then I tend to think of such things as a nuisance. I appreciate the case which would have otherwise been a hidden cost to aquire.

Professional Behavior The same thing was sent, this has been seen less often because it is a foreign matter, we are sitting in India but it was a good experience

Works very well for film and video cameras.... I use on a Panasonic 100B, HVX200 and Arriflex cameras

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.

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.

I love this camera for video. �I shoot still photos and video full time and I previously owned Panasonic GH4's and GH5.'s � I enjoyed those cameras for video except they were not good in low light. �Panasonic addressed this with the GH5S. �I use the GH5S primarily for wedding and event videos and short promo videos, �I do not use this camera for still photos. �I do not think the GH5 produces the best stills � This camera is perfect for me I am almost always filming on stabilizer �monopod, or tripod so the trade off to receive low light by giving up stabilization is no problem. Compared to Sony E cameras (which I also own) I find the GH5S controls, touch screen, and no 30 minute limit makes this camera much simpler to use. �If you want nice bokeh in the background invest in a couple 1.4 or 1.2 lenses and you will be very happy with the results.

I'm very impressed with the Panasonic GX85. I also use a Panasonic GH4, Samsung NX1, Sony A7Sii and RX10ii. I shoot mostly video but also stills. I purchased a US version to get 4K 30p rather than the PAL version, I do wish Panasonic would make all their cameras PAL/NTSC switchable like Sony do. The GX85 has to be the best camera I've ever used, here are my comments - The IBIS is superb, best from any camera I've filmed with. The 4K video is super smooth with any lens. I use Voightlader 42.5mm and it's lovely stable video, even the Olympus 40-150f2.8 fully zoomed in at 300mm equivalent is totally stable, it's amazing. To have a camera so small and light with excellent stabilization has really opened up great possibilities for video filming. The 4K video quality is excellent and colours lovely, not quite sure what Panasonic have done but it's a really beautiful image. Even the FHD 60p looks great, no sign of aliasing that I get on other cameras. Stills are great, a step up in quality from the GH4. The lack of AA filter has caused no aliasing in pics I've taken and the pics look super sharp. I shoot mainly with prime lenses and the GX85 pairs perfectly with the Lieca 15mm f1.7, Panasonic 25mm f1.7, Panasonic 42.5f 1.7, Olympus 75mm f1.8, the camera and lenses are really lightweight and compact with great stable video and superb image quality. Battery life is not as good as a GH4, it's more similar to Sony cameras, but then the battery is half the size of a GH4 battery so I guess you just carry a few spares if you need to film all day. I really like the micro43 system for compact size and great selection of high quality lenses, and for me the GX85 is the best camera yet, I'm very impressed and really enjoying using it, highly recommended.

I use these batteries for all of my accessories for my two Panasonic video cameras, especially in my LED on-board light accessories. I now use nothing but these batteries. They last so much longer, it's amazing. No problems at all with them.