Panasonic GS11NV-GS11 User Manual

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You want a lot out of a video camera. You want beautiful moving pictures and beautiful stills. You want a camera
that's easy to use and small enough to take anywhere. And you want to edit the images you record and use them for networking.
With Panasonic's wide variety of video cameras, you're sure to find a model that meets your needs. 
Choose a model that takes remarkably vivid, high-quality still shots and moving pictures.
Choose one that combines lots of style with lots of functions, or one with a super-high-power optical zoom. 
Or choose from a selection of DVD models that record directly to discs. 
Find the video camera that's just right for you, and let Panasonic be your partner in a new video lifestyle. 
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NV-GS55
*As of February 1, 2004
Beautiful Moving and Still Pictures from
the World's Smallest 3CCD Video Camera
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GS200
NV-GS200
GS120
NV-GS120
*Digital video cameras as of February 1, 2004
Super Compact — Even with 
the World's Most Powerful 24x Zoom
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Smart Style, Ultra-Compact Size and
a Host of Attractive Functions
GS55
NV-GS55
VDR-M70
Compact DVD Models —
Quick & Easy Viewing and Editing Fun
M70
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 VDR-M70
M50
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 VDR-M50
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The same system that's used in professional broadcast cameras
3CCD Camera System
AXIS (Advanced Pixel Interpolation System)
A separate noise reduction circuit is used for each of the three RGB colours. Suppressing noise 
particularly at low illumination levels, these circuits allow bright, detailed recording even in 
dim lighting.
Pixel interpolation data obtained by differential calculation is used to precisely process the 
CCDs' output. This maximizes the effect of the Quad-Density Pixel Distribution, helping to 
produce clear, high-contrast images.
Unique Panasonic digital signal processing technologies deliver true-to-life detail and colour, 
with whiter whites, deeper blacks, and superb rendering of fine details such as individual 
strands of hair.
New 3D RGB Frame Noise Reduction
Digital Signal Processing
2.3 Megapixel Still Picture
3CCD Broadcast-Level
Moving Picture
H I G H - Q U A L I T Y   P I C T U R E
New image processor developed especially for the 3CCD system
Crystal Engine
The Crystal Engine is a 
special image 
processing circuit for 
3CCD camera systems. Processing the signal from 
each of the three CCDs independently, it gives 
both moving and still pictures exceptional quality.
The advanced optical technology 
that makes Leica Camera AG a 
legend in the camera world is 
fully reflected in the 12-element, 
multi-coated Leica Dicomar lens. This superb lens 
system eliminates unwanted reflections and 
reduces the flaring and ghosts that can distort 
images. It gives sharp definition even to the darker 
parts of an image, so the entire picture is clear. 
With its crisp detail, subtle rendering, and smooth, natural imaging — all Leica  
hallmarks — this lens can take you to the limits of your visual imagination.
* Leica is a registered trademark of Leica Microsystem IR GmbH, and Dicomar is a registered  
   trademark of Leica Camera AG.
Because the CCD is a key 
device for image quality, all 
professional video cameras 
use a 3CCD system. In this system, a prism splits 
the incident light into its three primary colours 
(red, green and blue) and each resultant colour 
signal is collected by a separate CCD. The 3CCD 
system reproduces colours with exceptional 
fidelity and captures even subtle gradations. 
Advanced Panasonic technology has made the 3CCD system small enough for 
home video cameras. The GS200 and GS120, which debut as the world's smallest 
3CCD video cameras*, deliver the same high-level functions and operating ease 
as professional models, yet are easy to take anywhere. They make it easy to 
capture images with natural, true-to-life colours anywhere you go.
• The number of recordable pictures will differ if more than one mode (Fine, Normal, Economy) is used.
• These figures vary depending on the subject being recorded.
* Usable capacity will be less
Number of Recordable Still Pictures (approx.) 
GS200 (1760 x 1320 pixels)
Fine
Normal
Economy
Image Quality
Capacity
512MB*
452
732
1,003
256MB*
223
362
496
128MB*
111
180
248
64MB*
53
88
121
32MB*
25
41
58
16MB*
10
18
26
 8MB*
4
7
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Take breathtaking stills, too
2.3 Megapixel Still Picture Recording
Quad-Density Pixel Distribution, a technology used in 
broadcasting, makes it possible to capture still pictures with 
superb megapixel quality. The tiny 2.5-micron intervals 
between pixels are shifted by one-half pitch both vertically and 
horizontally, which distributes them on the CCD with four times 
the density of previous systems. This lets the GS200 — the world's smallest 3CCD 
video camera — capture still pictures with 2.3-megapixel quality. You get the 
outstanding detail, colour and sensitivity that come with the 3CCD camera system.       
*The GS120 has 1.7-megapixel still picture recording.
Leica's superior image rendering
Leica Dicomar Lens
GS15
NV-GS15
GS11
NV-GS11
GS200
GS120
GS200
GS120
GS200
GS120
GS200
*Available in June, 2004