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FreshDV NAB 2010 – Panasonic AF100, 3D and HPX-370

4 Comments Published by Matthew Jeppsen April 13th, 2010 in FreshDV, NAB 2010, News

Panasonic brought one of the most surprising preview announcements to NAB 2010 with the AG-AF100 camcorder, a the micro 4/3 which melds the sensor and interchangeable lens sensibility of a video DSLR with the features users require in a camcorder body. Jan Crittenden Livingston gave us the low down on this new offering, and also talked at length about their new 3D camcorder line. Finally, we wrapped up by discussing the latest update to the popular HPX-300, this year’s HPX-370 model. Watch below.

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4 Responses to “FreshDV NAB 2010 – Panasonic AF100, 3D and HPX-370”  

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  1. 1 mark lazaro Apr 13th, 2010 at 11:46 am

    Hi,

    Im Mark form Bangalore India. Love your website and your coverage of NAB last year. Was gearing up to tune in this year and Im disappointed that I cannot get your videos cached so I can watch them. We don’t have good bandwidth like you guys in the US. Please host a low bandwidth version.

    Kendal and Matt, Please host these videos on youtube or vimeo. I know you guys have moved to a VDN for good reason. But it just doesn’t work here in India.

    Cheers,
    mark

  2. 2 Ernanio Mandlate Apr 13th, 2010 at 11:55 am

    you can always jus check the flash playlist at http://www.freshdv.com/nab and use a firefox extension or look at the page source to download the mp4.

  3. 3 mark lazaro Apr 13th, 2010 at 11:59 am

    Yup Ive dug into the JW Player XML and downloaded the 2 videos that are in there now.

  4. 4 Kennon May 24th, 2010 at 9:27 am

    of course Panasonic sticks with 720p still… wonder if they’ll ever catch up to the rest of the entire market and go 1080p, or hell, step out on a limb and go 2k or 3k even. There is no reason why someone can’t make a camera (besides RED) that does that. I don’t know anyone who wants to shoot lowly 1080i anymore…