Panasonic Launched full HD Camera for Wedding photographers in India

Technology
Jul 02 2016 03:01 PM
Prachi

Panasonic Launched full HD Camera for Wedding photographers in India

BANGALORE: Panasonic on Friday launched a new full-HD professional camera specifically designed to shoot events like weddings, parties and conferences. The new palm-type HC-PV100 camera was unveiled globally by Yosuke Yamane, Head-Imaging Business Group, Panasonic.

"Indian weddings represents the colourful culture of India and deserves to be captured in the most beautiful way.

Hence, there was no better place to globally launch our new wedding camera," Yamane said in a statement.

Panasonic said it is especially suited for nighttime wedding parties. It has a built-in LED video light with a bright 300 lx at 1 meter.

It also makes enhanced and low-light shooting possible with a hand-held type camcorder. In addition, it is equipped with two filters including colour conversion filter and diffusion filter, empowering photographers & videographers to shoot and offer great looking pictures

The camera has 1/3.1-inch BSI MOS sensor, 5-Axis Hybrid O.I.S. + Level Shot Function, F1.8 ― F3.6 aperture, and 3.0-type LCD (460K) display. Panasonic has not revealed its price but you can contact the company for information on price.

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