Panasonic 4K Cinema-Like Video Camera Camcorder HC-WXF991K, 20X Leica DICOMAR Lens, 1/2.3" BSI Sensor, 5-Axis Hybrid O.I.S, HDR Mode, EVF, WiFi, Multi Scene Video Recording (Black)
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Style: 4K + Viewfinder
Features
- Ultra sharp 4K ultra HD recording, plus in camera editing for 1080p displays
- Electronic Viewfinder EVF emulates a semi Professional recording experience; Dedicated HDR button enables quick mode changes; Exclusive high dynamic range (HDR) mode reduces the overly high contrast look created by overexposed and underexposed shooting conditions
- Leica Decoma Lens optical 20x zoom, 5 axis hybrid optical image stabilization; Image sensor 1/2.3 inch BSI MOS sensor; Total pixels 18.91 megapixels; Focal length 4.0 to 81.6 millimeter
- Built in Twin Camera, plus Wi Fi mobile features add multi camera scene picture in picture recording; Digital Zoom 60x / 1500x (The maximum value of zoom magnification can be set in 2 patterns)
- 4K cinema in camera editing and effects (Dolly zoom, slow/quick motion, 4K Post cropping, stabilization and zoom)
- 4K photo captures high quality photos from 4K video frames
Description
The Panasonic WXF991 is the pinnacle of hand-held 4K video capture, featuring several in-camera cinema creative and editing solutions that can enable anyone to capture and produce like a pro. For those without 4K display options, the WXF991 offers in-camera down sampling to 1080p Full HD displays. Enjoy multi- camera scene picture-in-picture recording via a second built-in camera, or add a Wi-Fi link to a mobile device camera to increase creative possibilities.
Brand: Panasonic
Photo Sensor Technology: CMOS
Video Capture Resolution: 4K
Maximum Focal Length: 3.54 Millimeters
Maximum Aperture: 2.8 f
Flash Memory Type: SDXC
Video Capture Format: [AVCHD] AVCHD Progressive, [iFrame / MP4] MP4
Supported Audio Format: Dolby Digital 2ch, Dolby Digital 5.1
Screen Size: 3 Inches
Connectivity Technology: Wi-Fi
Product Dimensions: 3.07 x 2.68 x 6.42 inches
Item Weight: 14.2 ounces
Item model number: HC-WXF991K
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 5, 2016
Manufacturer: Panasonic
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Style: 4K + Viewfinder
I usually don't give feed backs . But I want to say this is an amazing camera if you are looking for a semi professional 4 k clarity video camera . The quality of the video is amazing . The 4k Photos are also ok in quality . I use sony platinum editing software , even after editing ( 1080 /60i) format the video clarity is very good . This camera is very easy to use. By connecting a HDMI cable you can see the video in high clarity in a TV ( Panasonic ) . Wifi ok , nothing much to do with it . Only thing I did not liked is the size of the camera , it is very compact and very light weight . It is made in Malasia that is a good thing , not china . The material looks little cheap for the price . But the clarity of the video is excellent that is why I gave five star . This description in Amazon says editing software included , but sorry that is a wrong information , there is no editing software included . You can use Movavi or Sony Platinum software for editing in PC , and it is compatible with I Movie for mac computers . I highly recommend this video camera for every one .
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2016 by Satheesh Padmanabhan
Style: 4K + Viewfinder
Top rate. The 4K is amazing even on a 1K screen. I compared this 4K against my current 1K Panasonic and found that the 4K viewing quality is significantly better on the 1K screen than the 1K camcorder. I just do everything in 4K. Of course it is excellent on a 4K screen. The 5-axis Hybrid Optical Image Stabilization is amazing. It did a test and it was difficult to force any video jitter. I have to handhold often and it made the shot come out fine. I like the use of the flash card. I can just pull it and put into my computer and read/write directly, without going through their software. I record marching bands from the football stands and the video is excellent. I modified a Mic Cover Handheld Microphone Windscreen and used a rubber band to hold it to eliminate all but the strongest wind noise. I added a Wasabi Power Battery for Panasonic VW-VBT380 at half the Panasonic price and it gives the power level as does the original battery. Excellent battery. It has many features I have not tried. But the 4K auto mode is so good I may never get around to trying them. Panasonic HC-WXF991K 4K Ultra HD Camcorder with Wi-Fi, Built with Multi Scene Twin Camera (Black)
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Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2016 by Marvin
Style: 4K + Viewfinder
Bought it, spent a week evaluating it, and returned it. For about 3 years I've used a pair of Canon HD cameras, the SX 710 HS (pocket camera with 30X optical zoom) and the SX 60 HS Powershot Bridge camera (65X Optical zoom, resembles a small DSLR). I bought the SX 710 to be a complete replacement for a much earlier Canon slightly smaller in size to the SX 60. I learned quickly that the LCD screen on the 710 gets washed out in sunlight and can't be tilted. It's very useful for much of my needs and the pocket size is convenient. But it can't be counted on during daylight, so I bought the SX 60. I never thought I'd need two cameras but I'm very happy toting both when needed using each camera where it works best. I say all this only to explain my environment as I began looking into upgrading to 4k video and photo technology. I’m very much a point and shooter generally using everything set to automatic. The Canons I own now and whatever I purchase will provide much more technology and capability that I will ever use. As I got familiar with what's available today my desirable features became 1.) 4K video/photo technology 2.) better image stabilization although my Canons are very good at that 3.) 1.0 image sensor to get more detail and better low light results 4.) and at least 15X Optical Zoom (for my purposes anything over about 12X optical generates nothing more than bragging rights!). Now, on to the HC-WXF991K. I rated the camera overall higher than my comment would suggest. That probably is fair as some of what made me return it had to with personal preference as opposed to product deficiencies. Here we go: 1. The owner’s manual drones on about the dangers of leaving the battery installed when the camera is not in use indicating that there is always a minimal battery drain that could result in permanent damage to the battery. I don’t know if there is anything unique about this camera that warrants the ominous warnings, and I get not leaving a battery in a camera long term unattended. But the way it was worded made me wonder if I should remove the battery when walking away from the camera overnight. If that’s the case then Panasonic needs to resolve that. 2. The camera has two low light technologies: Very Low Light and Infrared. Very Low Light mode produces a noticeably brighter image on the LCD and might be useable to take photos without a flash where one would expect to use a flash. But when taking movies in Very Low Light mode it produces movies with most of the frames missing creating very jerky (unuseable) movies. The owner’s manual describes this as missing a few frames, but that’s a great understatement. Infrared turns the image green as you would expect. But part of the lens hood is directly in front of the infrared lamp preventing the lamp from reaching part of what the camera can see. The resultant shadow is very obvious in the infrared image on the LCD screen. 3. The video light comes on as the ambient light gets lower REGARDLESS OF WHETHER OR NOT YOU ARE ACTUALLY RECORDING A VIDEO. Being behind the camera you may not know that it’s on wasting battery charge and irritating people in front of it. The video light can be set to ON/AUTO/OFF but that setting is not user friendly. First if you use the camera in Auto mode, as I would most of the time, the video light is forced to AUTO and can’t be changed! Second, the Owner’s Manual leads you through the menu screens to where this setting is SUPPOSED TO BE, but it isn’t there. I did stumble onto it while rummaging around through the menu structure, but it was nowhere near where the Manual sent me. I suspect this is a case of the manual not keeping up with changes made to the logic inside the camera. 4. I frequently use my SX 60 HS while walking holding it in front of me about belly button height with the LCD screen angled to avoid direct sunlight. When I try this with the HC-WXF991K I find that the wrist strap can’t be used because of the wrist angle that would be required if you held the camera as I just described. So I cradle the camera in my right hand, hold the LCD in my left hand to offer some stability. With my hands in these positions the record start stop button is impossible to reach. To me this says that I’m just not suited for a camera in a camcorder configuration as the record button is correctly positioned with the wrist strap in use and the camcorder held up to the eye. So this is a personal preference issue and not a product deficiency issue. Nonetheless, it’s part of the reason I returned the item. 5. The rotatable side camera built into the LCD screen was supposed to be a big plus for this camera. I envisioned being able to take candid photos or movies of people next to me. The amount of screen space on the LCD (and thus the recorded PIP video) can be set to two sizes…very small and very, very small. You can’t make the side camera image the main image on the screen, and you have no zoom in/out capability with it. When the side camera is pointed at the camera operator the camera needs to be held well forward of the operator (uncomfortably so) in order to get his entire face into the side camera image (no zoom out). When the side camera is pointed at the person next to you the camera needs to be move so close to that person as to invade his/her personal space (no zoom in). I’d suggest that if this is an important feature to prospective buyers they should experience the usability before buying, or at least be prepared to be disappointed. For my purposes the side camera added no value. Along the way in making the purchase/return decisions I stumbled onto a YouTube video that was making the point that you probably can’t tell the difference between 1080P and 4K videos by watching them. The viewer didn’t know until later that pieces of the introduction to that video were shot in intermingled segments recorded at 1080P. 4K, and even 720P resolution. Armed with that knowledge the intro was replayed and the speaker identified which pieces were recorded at which resolution. I still couldn’t tell the difference! I’ll tell you that I watch football game replays using NFL GAMEPASS on a 75” television that is 4K capable. GAMEPASS streams games at 720P resolution. Those games to my eye look as good as the original HD broadcasts. You may THINK you can tell the difference by looking… and maybe you can. In my case the value of 4K recording is that I can crop down to maybe 20% of a 4K video, zoom in to blow that crop up to full screen. That crop will have enough pixels to approach HD resolution. Considering the downers noted above, and what little the HC-WXF991K added to my movie/photo tool bag, I felt that the $800 price tag was just too high to justify keeping it. Having returned it I bought the Panasonic Lumix DC-ZS200 which I am currently evaluating. It is more or less pocket size but slightly larger than the Canon SX 710 HS I’ve been using. What it offers over the SX 710 HS is: 4K resolution, TOUCH LCD screen, Electronic View Finder, much larger image sensor, better stabilization. At $700 it’s pricey and lacks some of the features of the HC-WXF991K that I probably would find useful. But if it survives my evaluation I don’t mind paying for what I get. And with the EVF included I may be back to one camera. We’ll see.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2019 by Ken
Style: 4K + Viewfinder
This is a really nice camcorder for the price. I was a little hesitant to spend nearly $1,000 on a camcorder based on some of the bad reviews, but I really can't find anything wrong with this Panasonic. The 4K does look really amazing, and we bought this mostly for home videos and family events, and 20 years from now I'm sure we will be able to easily justify spending the money, so if you're thinking about it, just do it. It is a really compact camera, and while the Sony AX100 may have slightly better image quality/stabilization, you're paying $700 more for a really bulky camera (at which point you might as well just get a professional camcorder). Overall we are pleased with this camcorder, the user interface is fairly straightforward, and I'm using a MacBook Pro and Final Cut Pro to edit videos which works flawlessly.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2016 by Michael J Busch
Style: 4K + Viewfinder
PROS Video quality is wonderful. Eye piece is great to have. Nice touch screen. Night vision is awesome. However, I added a secondary IR light source because I use it for Paranormal activity investigations. Lots of video editing software applications built in. WiFi app for phone to control camera or feed video. Second camera CONS Menu is difficult to navigate. Mostly because of all the extra features the camera has. Switching to night vision is menu based. There needs to be a button on the camera. Camera does feel a little fragile. I bought this camera because Amazon offered a 5 month payment option and I trust Panasonic products. I also considered a Canon camera however it didn't record in 4k and have all the features that the Panasonic.
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