Three times captured, three times best quality, one could claim the three chips of the Panasonic camcorder. Because the three basic colors red, green and blue (RGB) are recorded separately, the picture quality increases, especially in situations where there is very little light. This means that the HC-929 makes a very good figure especially at Lowlight and brings the film motifs still bright and with details on the screen.
Manual intervention
In the laboratory, we filmed our test set-up at a brightness of 10 lux, which corresponds approximately to candlelight at a distance of 20 centimeters. The composition was still sharp and the colors were clearly recognizable. But it is not only in low light that the 3-chip technology is a good choice.
If you love crisp colors and tadellose sharpness, the Panasonic camcorder quickly befriends. The 3MOS apparatus has clearly been able to convince particularly with bright sunlight, as is often the case on the beach or in the mountains during the summer.
Another advantage is the pixel-shift technology, where the green MOS sensor is displaced exactly half a pixel vertically and horizontally against the blue and red MOS sensors, produces a high pixel density, which is four times the full HD resolution
The BSI sensors ensure low-noise recording even in low light. Recorded on SDXC card with a resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels with 50 images per second - even in progressive mode. The photo function of the camcorder brings a resolution of 6,016 x 3,384 pixels to the memory card.
The HC-X929 also allows manual operations such as white balance, focus, exposure, etc. The outstanding artificial horizon helps you align.
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