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High Definition: The best picture quality
Greater clarity and a brighter
picture even in the dark
The simple fact is that with HD technology, you see more.
Images can be reproduced in fine detail over the entire
frequency spectrum by sharpening low-frequency parts
of an image. And the high light sensitivity of an HD
camera ensures clearer images even in light and dark
areas. Such features are particularly important, for
example, in endoscopic applications.
It doesn’t get any sharper
Genuine 16:9 multi-format HD
quality from a micro camera –
Panasonic has met the demands of
countless users. For outstanding
sharpness, extraordinarily true
colours and flicker-free images.
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Impressive performance
Panasonic’s 3CCD HD micro camera systems feature
three 1/3" 16:9 progressive HD sensors. With 60
images per second,
you can work with
both a horizontal
resolution of 1080
lines (interlaced scann-
ing) and 720 lines
(progressive scanning).
Quality starts with the head
With Panasonic’s HD micro cameras, the video signal is
digitised in the camera head. Signal transmission band-
width is 3 x 14 bit and signal processing in the control
unit is virtually loss-free at a bandwidth of 3 x 19 bit.
Colours on demand
Panasonic’s 3CCD HD micro cameras feature a 12-axis
colour matrix that allows for separate adjustment of
individual colour ranges. The colour accentuation that
this permits, without influencing other colours, ensures
a particularly high level of flexibility in scientific
applications or industrial solutions.
Digital interfaces
To prevent high-resolution images from suffering any
loss of data and therefore any reduction in quality when
they leave the control unit, our systems are equipped with
digital HD-SDI interfaces. They therefore allow video
signals to be transmitted over long distances.
Colour enhance-
ment: yellow
Colour enhance-
ment: red
Colour enhance-
ment: blue
Standard Defenition
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