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Wide-Ranging Recording Functions Including Full-HD Slow/Quick Motion.

Variable Frame Rate —

Full-HD (1080p) VFR Recording*

The Variable Frame Rate (VFR) function was inherited from the

Panasonic VariCam, which is widely used for producing movies, TV

series and TV commercials. It creates a wide range of film-camera-

like images, such as overcranking for slow-motion and

undercranking for quick-motion effects. The AG-AC160A's VFR

function* supports Full-HD (1920 x 1080) progressive mode.

*AG-AC130A does not support VFR function. The VFR function can be selected at PH mode only. It

doesn't support 1080/60p, 50p playback and 720p mode. For VFR recording, class 6 or faster

SDXC/SDHC/SD memory card is required.

Variable Frame Rates

1080/24p or 1080/30p:

1080/25p:

*When recording at 2 fps, the gain value is locked at 0 dB and the camera is set to manual

focus mode.

Normal cinematic shooting (at 24 fps, 25 fps or 30 fps)

the same rate as used in film cameras. The AG-AC160A can record

at 24 fps. Note that 25 fps and 30 fps are the standard frame rates

used in producing TV commercials, music clips and video media.

Overcranking (higher-speed shooting)

effect. This is especially effective for high-action scenes like car

chases or crashes, or to create a dramatic impact in a scene. For

example, when a scene is shot at 48 fps and played at 24 fps, a

slow-motion effect of 1/2x is attained.

Overcranking (higher-speed shooting)

AG-AC160A

2*/6/9/12/15/18/20/21/22/24/25/26/27

/28/30/32/34/36/40/44/48/54/60 frames

2*/6/9/12/15/18/20/21/22/23/24/25/26/

27/28/30/32/34/37/42/45/48/50 frames

refers to

produces a slow-motion

Undercranking (lower-speed shooting)

effect. This technique can be combined with a warp-speed effect to

give special emphasis to flowing water, fast-moving clouds, etc. For

example, when a scene is shot at 12 fps and played at 24 fps, a

quick-motion effect of 2x is attained.

Undercranking (lower-speed shooting)

Versatile Solid-State Recording Functions

• Interval Rec:

Records one frame at a time in set intervals (1 sec.,

10 sec., 30 sec., 1 min., 2 min.). Only in 1080/24p and 25p mode.

Audio recording not possible (AVCHD mode only).

• Pre-rec:

While in standby mode, the camera recorder can

continuously store, and subsequently record, up to approximately 3

seconds. This helps to ensure that you always get the shot you want.

• Shot mark:

Allows convenient OK or NG marking, and can be

added to each clip during or after recording.

• Index:

Scenes can be marked with up to 100 index flags per clip

(AVCHD mode only).

• Rec check:

You can check the end of the most recently recorded

clip with one-touch ease.

• Last clip delete:

Only the most recently recorded clip is deleted

with one-touch ease.

• Time stamp:

The date and time can be stamped onto recorded

images. Commonly used for recording evidentiary depositions and

procedures.

SMPTE Time-Code Recording and Synchro Function

The built-in SMPTE time-code generator lets you select the Drop

Frame/Non-Drop Frame and Free Run/Rec Run modes and preset.

User bits are also provided. Connecting two cameras with a TC

preset in/out (video out) connector allows the slave camera to

synchronize with the master camera.*

*After synchronization, each camera's time-code runs separately and cannot be guaranteed to

match precisely.

gives you a quick-motion