AG-DVX200 - Key Features

The AG-DVX200 4K camcorder is inundated with a variety of high quality and intelligent features to ensure versatility and stunning image reproduction. Not only does this fixed lens 4K camcorder use shallow depth of field, it also employs a log curve which uses 12 dynamic stops to ensure accurate editing. Grading images using V-Log (Originally used for the VariCam 35, also found in the Lumix GH4) ensures that colour contrasts are expertly highlighted and that the graded images are vivid and sharp. The AG-DVX200 also combats a common issue for 4K camcorders - file size. Usually, images produced by a 4K camcorder will be extremely large. However, by using 4:2:0 8bit recording, the DVX200 produces smaller file sizes which are also easy to edit in post-production.
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[@PanasonicConnectEurope]

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[@mass599]

I like this camera, maybe there some the complexity for functions but at the end the image is sharp and rich

[@Delucaproductions]

Looks great for run and gun shooting.

[@alejoromero]

Hello there. Its 2020 and Panasonic has left this camera alone, with no upgrade of new models. The latest camcorder lineup has smaller sensors.

[@marinanicic]

I have this camera and I am interested if it works with new Atomos Ninja V+ ?

[@momobestE]

Thank you, please can you help how to mack time laps?

[@removideos5442]

does it come with a remote control

[@akshara-photography]

most problem was focusing problem in Auto

[@FCPWHAT]

Why only a 13x zoom when the much cheaper UX-180 and the cheaper still, HC-X1 have a 20x zoom? Seems a weird (bad) choice by panasonic.

[@alzyerpal-TV]

The room ratio is sensor size dependent in this case. The DVX-200 has a large micro 4/3 sensor whereas the two you mention have smaller 1/2 inch sensor chips. To get a longer zoom range on the DVX, everything would need to be much bigger and therefore more expensive.

[@JohnPallottaStudio]

Love this camera trying to find a wifi

[@PanasonicConnectEurope]

hi remo! here the ROP APP: itunes.apple.com/app/ag-rop/id1061859976#