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Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder

Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
8.57MP Resolution
1/2.5' Type Image Sensor
62mm Filter Thread
4.12–98.9mm Focal Range
f/1.8–f/4.0 Aperture Range
Lightweight 431g Body
Created by potrace 1.16, written by Peter Selinger 2001-2019
8.57MP Resolution
1/2.5' Type Image Sensor
62mm Filter Thread
4.12–98.9mm Focal Range
f/1.8–f/4.0 Aperture Range
Lightweight 431g Body
Regular price $692.00
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Product Overview

Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder

Capture stunning 4K image quality with a versatile 25mm wide-angle lens and bright F1.8 aperture, complemented by a powerful 24x optical zoom for detailed shots at any distance. The advanced 5-Axis HYBRID O.I.S. (Optical Image Stabiliser) ensures smooth, blur-free footage from wide-angle to full zoom, while the wind shield microphone enhances audio clarity even in outdoor conditions. Convenient USB Type-C connectivity allows for easy power supply and charging, and in-camera editing for 2K images adds flexibility for quick adjustments and content creation on the go.

What's in the box:

Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder

AC Adaptor

Recharge Battery Pack

Micro HDMI Cable

Lens Hood

USB Cable

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Key Features

8.57MP Resolution

Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder delivering 8.57MP resolution for clear and detailed capture.

1/2.5' Type Image Sensor

Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder featuring a 1/2.5' type image sensor for reliable video performance.

62mm Filter Thread

Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder equipped with a 62mm filter thread for added creative control.

4.12–98.9mm Focal Range

Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder offering a versatile 4.12–98.9mm focal range for flexible shooting.

f/1.8–f/4.0 Aperture Range

Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder supporting an f/1.8–f/4.0 aperture range for varied lighting conditions.

Lightweight 431g Body

Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder designed with a lightweight 431g body for easy handheld operation.

Watch Moments Come Alive

Watch Moments Come Alive

Panasonic HC-V900A Full HD Camcorder

Where Stillness Meets Clarity

Where Stillness Meets Clarity

A stable base enhances visual precision, reducing motion and enabling clean, well-balanced footage with natural detail and smooth compositional control.

See Every Memory Clearly

See Every Memory Clearly

On-Screen Playback Control provides quick access to your recordings, ensuring consistent clarity, natural tones, and smooth visual output for an engaging viewing experience.

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