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Recording Format*
1
1080
1080/60i
1080 (only PH mode) 1080/30p (over 60i)
1080/24p (Native)*
720 (only PH mode)
720/60p
720/30p (over 60p)
720/24p (Native)*
*1: 24p=23.98p, 30p=29.97p, 60p=59.94p and 60i=59.94i *2: In the Native mode, AG-HMC150 record only active frames.
Large-Capacity SDHC Memory Cards Enable Extended-Time Recording
SDHC Memory Cards are available with up to 32 GB of memory
(AG-SDV032G). Combined with a maximum data transfer speed of 20
MB/s,* this makes PC data transfers easy and effortless. SDHC Memory
Cards also feature excellent durability, with an operating temperature
range of −13 degrees to 185 degrees F (−25° to 85°C). Using the high
compression efficiency of the AVCHD format, up to 720 minutes** of HD
data can be recorded onto a single SDHC Memory Card. Widely marketed
consumer SDHC and SD Memory Cards can also be used when needed,
to ensure easy availability.
* Data transfer speed varies depending on the usage of SD devices. The speed given here is the maximum
speed according to Panasonic specifications.
** In HE (extended time) mode using a 32-GB SDHC Memory Card. A Class 4 or higher SDHC or SD
Memory Card is required for PH and HA recording. Use a Class 2 or higher SDHC or SD Memory Card for
other modes. (Panasonic SDHC Memory Cards are recommended.)
Professional PH Mode — High-End Standard for the AVCHD Format
The AG-HMC150 features the image-enhancing PH mode that Panasonic
developed exclusively for AVCCAM camcorders. Designed for
professional image production, this mode lets you record 1080/30p,
1080/24p, 720/60p, 720/30p, or 720/24p progressive images in addition
to 1080/60i from the AG-HMC150's 1920 x 1080 full-pixel HD images.
The multi-slice feature of the PH mode also helps to speed up processing
by nonlinear editors that are equipped with multi-core CPUs, by using
parallel processing to take full advantage of the CPU power.
Professional-Level Audio with XLR Line/Mic In
The AG-HMC150 comes equipped with a built-in stereo microphone and
with XLR-type audio input terminals (2 channels, mic/line switchable,
+48V compatible) on the rear panel. You can switch audio channels 1 and
2 separately to either line or front mic input, which is especially useful
when recording interviews or narration.
SMPTE Time-Code Generator/Reader
The built-in SMPTE time-code generator/reader lets you select the Drop
Frame/Non-Drop Frame and Free Run/Rec Run modes, preset and
regenerate. User bits are also provided.
Fast Scene Searches with Thumbnail View
Image data is recorded as a file for each scene. Thumbnail images and file
information are automatically attached to each file to enable smooth,
easy confirmation and deletion of files displayed on the
LCD monitor.
Recording
Image Size
(H x V)
Mode
PH Mode
1920 x 1080
1280 x 720
2
HA Mode
1920 x 1080
HG Mode
1920 x 1080
HE Mode
1440 x 1080
2
Bit Rate
Max. Recording Time with a
(Average)
32GB SDHC Memory Card
Approx. 21 Mbps
Approx. 180 minutes
(Average),
Max 24Mbps
Approx. 17 Mbps
Approx. 240 minutes
Approx. 13 Mbps
Approx. 320 minutes
Approx. 6 Mbps
Approx. 720 minutes
Versatile Solid-State Recording Functions
• Shot mark: Allows convenient OK and NG marking,
and can be added to each clip during or after recording.
• Pre-rec: While in standby mode, you can continuously
store, and subsequently record, up to 3 seconds. This helps to
ensure that you always get the shot you want.
• Index: Scenes can be marked with up to 100 index flags per
clip.
• 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
this one-touch function, adding practical convenience to everyday
operation. It can be assigned as a
User button function if desired.
• Time stamp: The date and time can
be stamped onto recorded images.
Commonly used for recording
evidentiary depositions and
procedures.
Time stamp