The PV-GS250, with its 3CCD Camera System, reproduces color in great
fidelity by using a separate CCD for reds, greens and blues. It's
the same 3CCD technology used in Panasonic professional broadcast
equipment, resulting in 540 lines of breathtaking resolution. You
can count on Panasonic 3CCD Digital Camcorders to give you colors
that are as rich and vibrant as your life.
World-renowned lens-maker LEICA has developed an
exquisite, multi-coated lens that helps add a high-level of detail
and subtlety to your creations. With refinements like a 2-stage
neutral density filter for aperture independent adjustment, you'll
appreciate the remarkably crisp, true-to-life color that is a
hallmark of Leica Dicomar optics.
NVGS250
The PV-GS250 captures still images with incredible
detail at up to 3.1 Megapixels. The Quad-Density Pixel Distribution
Technology, a technology used in Panasonic professional broadcast
equipment, makes it possible to capture still pictures with amazing
quality.
The Optical Image Stabilizer helps you obtain clear,
beautiful pictures by compensating for any hand movement that occurs
as you shoot video. Gyrosensors detect the amount and direction of
movement, while a linear motor adjusts the lenses as needed to
compensate. You get clear, sharp images in situations where
hand-shake is typically a problem, like wide-angle shots or high
magnification levels of the zoom.
An optical zoom this powerful works like a telescope
to produce close-up shots with extraordinary clarity. And with the
different zoom speeds, you can control how quick you go from a wide
angle to telephoto zoom. Through the use of digital technology, the
zoom ratio on the can be increased digitally, producing an
incredibly close shot. You won't miss a single detail!
NV-GS250
The
joystick makes the camera much easier to use, letting you control
all basic operations with one hand. As you shoot, just watch the
image in the monitor and follow the instruction guide. You can
handle a number of operations quickly and easily, without even
taking your eye off the subject.
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