The Panasonic HC-X920 camcorder not only delivers high quality video, but high resolution, beautiful, detailed 20.4-megapixel still pictures (for images recorded with a 16:9 aspect ratio). Shoot 3D videos and still images with your Panasonic camcorder. Would you like to tell us about a lower price?

What is the difference between the HC-X920 and hc-z900?

First of all, the sensor specification has seen significant improvement, even if it didn’t need it. Where the HC-X900 sported a trio of 1/4.1in CMOS sensors, the HC-X920 incorporates significantly larger 1/2.3in units, and these are now openly being described as back-side illuminated too.

How good is the HC-X920 at producing textures?

The HC-X920 provides excellent reproduction of complex textures such as fur, although the detail of some fur-like textures did become a little fuzzy and pixellated when placed under a quickly changing light source. The HC-X920 captured a tremendous amount of detail, and the staining of some wooden train tracks was readily apparent.

Does the HC-X920 have built-in Wi-Fi?

The HC-X920’s built-in Wi-Fi is one function that is completely different to any other version of this camcorder. The HC-X920 can connect to an existing network via your router or wireless access point and can be accessed using your tablet or smartphone.

What is the level shot function on the Panasonic x920 series?

In addition to the 5-Axis HYBRID O.I.S. +, the Panasonic X920 Series video camcorder is also equipped with Level Shot Function that automatically detects and corrects tilting in your images.

How do I use touch shutter on the x920m?

The X920M features a 1,152,000-dot 8.8-cm / 3.5-inch wide LCD that allows intuitive fingertip touch-operation. When shooting, you can use Touch Shutter by simply touching with a fingertip on the screen. For playback, you can also change thumbnail pages by sliding a fingertip across the screen.

What is the level gauge on the x920?

The X920 video camcorder comes with a Level Gauge that visibly assists you to shoot straight, level scenes with horizontal and vertical gauge lines. This function helps correct even slight tilting that is difficult to see with the naked eye.