Panasonic AG-3DP1 Manuel - Page 4

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Newly Developed Twin-Lens System
with Powerful 17x Zooming
The HD twin-lens system was developed exclusively for the
AG-3DP1. Its wide-angle and 17x telephoto settings meet a host of
applications in sports, TV series, and movie production. Because the
HD twin-lens system is assembled with high precision, it requires no
pre-shooting adjustment of the optical axis or angle of view. Focus,
zoom and iris adjustments are synchronized accurately for the left
and right lenses. The AG-3DP1 also supports remote control (focus,
zoom, iris, convergence, and recording start/stop). It also boasts low
chroma aberration and high resolution, and delivers superb color
reproduction, detailed nuances and crisp 3D images even in dark
scenes − with minimal flare and ghosting.
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3D Assist Display Functions
Various information can be displayed on the LCD monitor and
viewfinder to make 3D shooting more reliable and convenient.
Overlay Warning Displays
• ALERT:
A red block is overlaid on areas of the image that show
negative parallax, and a yellow block is overlaid on areas that show
positive parallax. (Safe ranges can be selected from a menu.)
• CONV. (Reference Plane Display):
around areas that are within the reference plane
(convergence plane).
3D Assist Display Examples
Excessive leaping effects:
A red block is overlaid on parts
with excessive forward leaping
effects.
Z WFM (waveform):
The white line shows the
convergence plane, the bottom
part shows the forward area, and
the top part shows depth.
Warnings are also displayed here
with red and yellow waveforms.
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Zoom, Focus, Iris and Convergence
In addition to a zoom ring,
focus ring and iris ring that
approach the manual control
levels of interchangeable
lenses, the AG-3DP1 has an
isolated convergence dial.
By changing the
convergence angle of the
twin lenses inside the optical
unit, the convergence point
(the reference plane for 3D images) can be adjusted forward or
backward to control leaping effects and depth.
3D Mode Selection for Maximum Zooming Effect:
Near/Normal/Extra
Three modes maximize the twin-lens zooming capability. Setting the
selector switch to Near, Normal or Extra optimizes the lens
convergence angle range for each shooting distance. This quick and
easy setting gives you effective 3D shooting over diverse angles of
view.
3D Mode Selection
3D Mode
Convergence Point Adjustment Range*
NEAR
Approx. 1.1 m to 3.4 m
NORMAL
Approx. 1.7 m to ∞
EXTRA
Approx. 1.7 m to ∞
*These ranges are approximate distances from the front of the camera to the subject.
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Z-WFM (Waveform) Display
This function displays the forward/backward relationship between
the subject and the convergence plane as a waveform. It provides a
general view of the positioning for the overall composition. The
display range can be selected in two levels from the menu.
Waveforms for parts with excessive leaping effects or excessive
depth can also be displayed with warning colors.
Left/Right/Mix/Side By Side Monitor Image Selection
The image displayed on the LCD monitor or viewfinder can be
selected from among left lens (with no mode display), right lens
(R-IMAGE), left/right mix (MIX) and Side By Side (SIDE) modes.
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Zoom Power
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Max. approx. 7x
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Reference plane check:
A green edge is displayed
around image areas that are
within the reference plane (the
convergence plane).
Excessive depth: A yellow
block is overlaid on parts of the
subject with excessive depth.