The Panasonic AW-HN38H is a powerful tool when it comes to the future of education. With distance learning on the rise, devices like this have found their place in the classroom, making lessons more and more effective.
In this session, Liam Hayter from NewTek and Dean Offord from Panasonic take on the roles of ‘Myth-busters’ by covering some of key queries that often arise with NDI®, as well as covering some of the latest developments in NDI® workflows including announcements from NAB 2020
Panasonic announced KAIROS, a next generation live production platform that offers an open architecture system for live video switching with complete input and output flexibility and much more.
The Panasonic AW-UE4 is a great new PTZ camera from Panasonic, without the mechanical movement. Instead, the UE4 shoots in 4K and allows for virtual PTZ capability, by selecting a 1080p region of interest.
Panasonic has a great tool on their website to help customers pick which PTZ camera is best to fit their workflow. You select the model of Panasonic Pro PTZ camera you want and the Distance between Camera and Subject you need covered, the tool does the rest!
With many of us currently in quarantine, our cameras have become essential tools that let us connect with friends, business colleagues, or even mass global audiences.
The Panasonic AW-UE100 is an exciting new camera added to the Panasonic PTZ line up. It’s the first 4K/60P PTZ NDI camera in Panasonic’s arsenal. Check out some highlights from this article from SVConline.com below to learn more, below.
The Panasonic AG-CX350 is a very popular camcorder from Panasonic that shoots in full 4K, and can utilize NDI technology to create a high quality 1080p stream as well. The camera is packed with features, and with the latest update, it is capable of even more!
One of the most exciting announcements concerning Atomos monitors as of late has been the integration with the Panasonic Lumix S1H and the support for ProRes RAW. This feature is available now!
The Atomos Ninja V is a favorite for videographers who need a light weight monitor and recorder. Lumix users can now pair the Ninja V with the S1H to shoot in ProRes RAW.