Panasonic HDC-Z10000 3D Camcorder

Panasonic will release the HDC-Z10000 3D camcorder in the Japanese market very soon. Weighing 1600 grams, the camera combines two of the company’s 3MOS camcorders in a single body, offering 30-369 equivalent F1.5-2.8 zooms (32-320mm in 3D mode). What’s more, the Panasonic HDC-Z10000 also features a new lens with “nano surface coating” and a new crystal engine PRO II. The Panasonic HDC-Z10000 will be available only in black. No word on pricing at this time The HDC-Z10000 is a digital high definition camera recorder for semi-professionals. It is AVCHD 3D/Progressive compatible, has a new lens with "nano surface coating," a new "crystal engine PRO II," and dual 3MOS sensors, which all enable you to shoot high image quality FULL HD 3D images. It boasts the industry's shortest close-up range of approximately 45cm for 3D macro shooting, so it would be interesting to shoot not only the landscape, but also subjects such as flowers and insects close up. What really amazed me when I touched it was its light weight. The camera recorder is only about 1600g (without including the SD Memory Card and battery). Being told that the camera recorder is 1600g may not give you a good idea of how light it exactly is, but it is much lighter than it looks. You can carry it around in one hand without feeling the burden. The HDC-Z10000 on showcase doesn't have a battery, but the hold is well balanced with or without the battery. In the shooting corner, you can wear the 3D Eyewear and watch images shot live by the HDC-Z10000 on the large screen. Some visitors seemed quite amazed by the transformation of the scene in front of them into 3D

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