Panasonic Ships P2 Rug For 3-D Production

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Aug 22, 2011 11:56 AM

Panasonic Solutions Company , is right away delivering its new solid-state AG-HPD24 P2 deck, that features local 24p recording with non-static support rates; a super-fast USB 3.0 interface; and 24-bit, four-channel audio recording in AVC-Intra 100/50 and 3-D synchronized record/playback.

Featuring AVC-Intra 100/50 record/playback, the HPD24 creates 10-bit, 4:2:2 master-quality video affordable and portable. The rug allows users to fool around back and examination P2 cards on its 3.5-inch, 16:9 LCD screen; succeed shave files and metadata; record full resolution, 10-bit high quality calm from a far-reaching operation of Panasonic and non-Panasonic cameras via its HD-SDI input; and back up information onto hard disk drives.

Supporting 3-D production, two HPD24 units may be synchronized for master-quality, full fortitude removed left/right duct 3-D recording, possibly from cameras mounted on a 3-D supply (such as Panasonic's AK-HC1800 multipurpose cameras) or the company's AG-3DA1 and arriving AG-3DP1 integrated dual-lens 3-D camcorders. Two HPD24s may be synchronized for full HD-SDI 3-D or 3-D HDMI playback.

The HPD24 adds local 24p 1080/720 recording, 1080/24PsF input/output, 24p pull-down withdrawal together with real-time record/playback of non-static support rates (in 1080/24p over 60i, 720/24p over 60p) for work with special belongings similar to over- and under-cranking. The HPD24 supports a extended operation of high clarification and typical clarification recording formats, plays back HD/SD calm automatically (no must be change settings) and may be operated in 50Hz or 60Hz workflows.

The HPD24's "SuperSpeed" USB 3.0 horde interface permits super-fast give rates of up to 4.8Gb/s. This allows users to simply give calm to low-cost hard disk drives or solid-state drives for a swift and protected deliverable to clients. When trustworthy to a computer, the USB device mode allows the HPD24 to turn a two-card P2 drive. In addition, users can link up a hard disk to the HPD24, permitting the preview of non-real-time P2 content. This functionality allows is to declaration of calm copied to a drive, and is to reviewing of formerly shot calm on a drive.