12MP Mysterium™ Super 35mm cine sized (24.413.7mm) sensor, which provides 4K (up to 30 fps), 3K (up to 60 fps) and 2K (up to 120 fps) capture. Active Pixel Array 4520(h)x2540(v), Dynamic Range >66dB, acq formats: 4K (16:9, 2:1, and Anamorphic 2:1), 3K (16:9, 2:1, and Anamorphic 2:1), 2K (16:9, 2:1, and Anamorphic 2:1). Delivery Formats: 4K RGB, 3K RGB, 2K RGB, 19201080p RGB or 4:2:2, 1280720p RGB or 4:2:2. Frame Rates 23.98, 24, 25, 29.97, 30 fps 4K,plus 50, 59.94 and 60 fps 3K (windowed),plus 75, 120 fps 2K (windowed). Video Preview: HD-SDI and HDMI preview incl. Look Around 1280720p, 1280720p, 4:2:2. Digital Media: FireWire 800/400, USB 2, e-SATA, RED DRIVE (RAID) hard disk drive (320GB), RED-RAM flash memory drive (64 GB), CompactFlash cards (8 and 16GB). uncompressed 48KHz/24-bit/4ch Audio. Monitoring Options: RED-LCD Hi-Res Monitor (5.6 inch or 7 inch), RED-EVF Hi-Res Viewfinder.

Mysterium-X™ or Mysterium Monstro™ sensor. Scarlet available in 2/3" 3K/1-120fps, S35 5K/1-30fps, FF35 6K/1-30fps. Epic is available in S35 5K/1-100fps, FF35 6K/1-100fps, 645 9K/1-50fps, 617 28K/1-25fps. DSMC™. Epic & Scarlet not available until Fall 2009 or Spring 2010.

current cameras that use memory cards use P2HD cards now instead of P2 cards. I have not taken the time to do the research to update this page. If you want to see new panasonic camcorders that are offered, you can wach the COW newsletter.

Full Raster HD Quality with AVC-Intra 100/50/DVCPRO HD and 4:4:4 Output, CineGamma, enhanced Film-Rec 600% setting,Dynamic Range Stretch (reduces blocked shadows and blown highlights),Chromatic Aberration Correction (compensates for color deficiencies found in lens), variable frame rate recording in single frame increments from 1fps to 30fps, takes up to (5) P2 cards produce 6 hrs 1080/24p video reuseable with no loss in quality, 10-pound body, ultra reliable with resistant to shock, vibration, extreme environments and weather conditions. The camera's solid-state design means no worrying about overheating, condensation or freezing, only reliable performance when you need it. The VariCam 3700 is also backed by a 5-year limited warranty (1-year regular, plus 4 years extended upon registration).48Khz/16-bit/4ch audio. 14-Bit Digital Processing with 12-Axis Color Correction. read the web page for more details.

Full Raster HD Quality with AVC-Intra 100/50/DVCPRO HD and 10-bit 4:2:2, CineGamma, enhanced Film-Rec 600% setting, Dynamic Range Stretch (reduces blocked shadows and blown highlights),Chromatic Aberration Correction (compensates for color deficiencies found in lens), Variable frames (1 to 60fps) and 1080 23.98/24psf HD-SDI output (when in 1080 mode),progressive/interlace HD video formats including 720 23.98p/24.00p/25p/29.97p/50p/59.94p as well as 1080 23.98p/24.00p/25p/29.97p/ 50i/59.94i, takes up to (5) 64GB P2 cards produce 400 minutes in AVC-Intra 100 at 1080/24p, 800 minutes in AVC-Intra 100 at 720/24p and 320 minutes in other other AVC-Intra 100 or DVCPRO HD formats (cards reuseable with no loss in quality), 10-pound body, ultra reliable with resistant to shock, vibration, extreme environments and weather conditions. The camera's solid-state design means no worrying about overheating, condensation or freezing, only reliable performance when you need it. The VariCam 3700 is also backed by a 5-year limited warranty (1-year regular, plus 4 years extended upon registration). 48Khz/16-bit/4ch audio. 3 HD-SDI outputs. 14-Bit Digital Processing with 12-Axis Color Correction. read the web page for more details.

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Panasonic P2 Cards: The panasonic P2 card is essentially a 64GB memory PCMCIA/PC Card. I personally see the possibility of having far more bit density with today's memory technology, though it is possible that may be more difficult if you are using Industrial Flash. I don't know what kinds of bit density you get with Industrial Flash, since I know next to nothing about Industrial Flash, except that it is far more reliable than Commercial Flash (the kind sold in most flash drives & SSD's), and that the kind of industrial flash I know of typically lasts 3 years in 24/7 server environments where it is beat to death. that's pretty good. Cameras typically have somewhere around 5 P2 slots.

for use in Panasonic HD VariCAM cameras, and possibly in HD/cinema cameras like the Red One.

red-drive is raid 0 pair of 160GB hard drives that mount on the camera rail (making 320GB). red-ram is a Raid 0 pair of 32GB flash drives (SSD's?) (making 64GB). redflash module is a CF slot and is included with every red one camera.

for use in Panasonic HD VariCAM cameras, and possibly in HD/cinema cameras like the Red One.

There is a reader with 5 P2 card slots: it is supposed to work with 8GB cards (but hopefully it will work with larger - wouldn't hurt to ask someone). Obviously, the reason why there are so many is because the average camera/camcorder has about 5 P2 slots, and you go through them rather quickly with HD content.

can't tell from picture how many slots it has. If you are really strapped for cash, this might be the model to go with, although the number of slots may be few. based on PC Card slot, so it is possible you may be able to use with a laptop.

1 slot. If you are really strapped for cash, this might be the model to go with, although the number of slots may be few. based on PC Card slot, so it is possible you may be able to use with a laptop. mac/pc.