The Vintage Panasonic F10 Camcorder is for sale in excellent condition, including the hard case and multi-pin cable for video recorder connection. The Panasonic F10 was labeled as a "component" camcorder, as it comes with many accessories that can be easily attached. It uses the VHS system and connects to a portable VHS-sized video recorder with a shoulder strap. This camcorder was released at the time when SVHS (higher resolution - 400 lines) started to appear, with the first "camcorder" being an SVHS camcorder. It is one of the first cameras that used a CCD sensor instead of a tube for image capture. Panasonic replaced this camera in 1993 with the F15 SVHS version.
- 2/3" CCD Sensor (Charge-Coupled Device), 446,000 Pixels
- 460 lines horizontal resolution
- Brightness 7 Lux
- F 1.4, 46 dB
- Combiner for high-speed sampling: 1/120, 1/250, 1/500, 1/1000, and 1/2000
- S-Video: Hosiden/K 14-connection, K 10-output via cable
- Title connection, automatic and manual white balance
- Panasonic-Bayonet connection
- The lens has a 15x powered zoom (10-150 mm)
- Macro feature, F 1:2, 77 mm diameter filter
- 2-speed powered zoom, lens with manual and automatic iris
Product Details
- Stabilization
- -
Screen & Viewfinder
- Viewfinder
- No
- Touchscreen
- No
Sensor
- Sensor Type
- CCD
Connectivity
- Data Storage
- Memory card
- Connections
- Component, S-Video
- PictBridge
- No
Dimensions
- Width
- -
- Height
- -
- Length
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Important information
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