is there an difference between panasonic ag-ac90en and ag-ac90pj. will ag-ac90en model work on pal sd recording on 4.3 ?
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The EN model is Pal and is designed for use in Europe. the PJ model is designed for U.S. if you are going to use the camera hers buy the PJ. if you are going to use in Europe buy the EN. The EN model does not have a U.S warranty or the three year extended warranty.
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http://service.us.panasonic.com/OPERMANPDF/DMCGF3.PDF and take a look at page 08
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Dear Patrick,This is from the back of the box: APS-C size sensor; full stereo movie recording (1920 x 1080p) @30fps.Does this help?John
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Sorry, I couldn't say. Be careful buying this camera. The one I bought turned out to be the European model, HDR-PJ790VE, set up for PAL recording in spite of its data plate and the box both of which insisted it was an HDR-PJ790V set up for NTSC recording. You can't tell looking at it. It's not until you get into the camera menu in the area addressing frame rate that it becomes obvious. I guess the factory in China goofed.
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As far as I know it is not possible to unlock the HD-A3 player. You are correct it will not play PAL disks. My stupid P.O.S. Toshiba that I bought 3 years ago for $40 will play PAL but it doesn't have an HDMI connection so it's pretty useless. The regions and the PAL/NTSC can be broken in about 30 seconds by real pirates. It is just us lowly consumers who suffer due to the industry's misplaced faith in technology that doesn't work!
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Yes it should. Most Panasonic camera's have a generic remoter port. I have had the G1, and have the G3, and it works fine for both of those. Primarily the DMC series has the same cable configuration. Even down to the Z series. Should not have a problem using this release. Highly recommend. You can even set a timer for when you want to be included in the photograph.
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If the Japanese version is X920m then it has internal memory. Panasonic elected to only market the camera in the US with no internal memory. Probably a good idea since memory is getting so inexpensive and many people already have loads. Both the US and Japanese cameras will be NTSC 60 MHz. Can't think of any major differences.
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i am having problems using the SDHC cards ... i wonder which models work with SDHC. i have model 9FF2 Philips 8.5-Inch Digital Picture Frame
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Operation in the version of GH3 American product does not I can not examined here,According to our http://panasonic.jp/support/dsc/download/fts/index.html of Japan,Lens of the customer has been made to consider the firmware update of Panasonic lens in the middle of the page, andI think operable by the sky update the description of the H-FS014045 is because it is.Thank you for your question this time.
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This model, the one with the "A", records in 60p/50p in 1080. which wasn't available in the previous versions. The PJ I think means that this product is to be sold in Japan. But it still has english interface and all that. I hope I helped :)
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Panasonic says...YES. Here's a PDF detail page: ftp://ftp.panasonic.com/pub/panasonic/Drivers/PBTS/brochures/S_TH-37PG9U.pdfHowever, the display won't display better than SD (480P) signals, so not sure what the benefit would be in your case. Unless it's next to free, you'd be better off with a 720P plasma from Panasonic (which I have).
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That is all this Panasonic record to are SD cards. Suggest that you use a fast card marked 10 .... Look for the number in the circle on the card. Use brand names only.
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Hi Taofiki, my model does do both NTSC and PAL, but not all models do. You would need to make sure that the specifications indicate either PAL or both, or give the option to upgrade from only NTSC to both. That is an option you have to pay for though.
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i had called aiptek before i purchased this camera, wanting to know why there was such a price difference. the tech guy told me the ability to record from an external source was the only difference. i have no use for the feature, so i went with the 'silver' model and saved the extra cash.
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Thanks, again, Larry. So, for the HD A-35 user, the upconversion of the Oppo chipsets is no better in action than the A-35? The Oppo site mentions, as I recall, a different video processor in each Oppo, the 980, the 981 and the 983. I seem to recall that the 981 has a Farouja (spelling) processor? With, as you say "picture quality of a DVD played back on the HD-A35...about equal to the PQ of a DVD played back on Oppo's new top of the line DV-983H", there's no upconversion benefit in owning the Oppo.That leaves universality the big benefit: How is your DV 981HD at converting PAL TO NTSC and the reverse? The procedure of making the Oppo Region Free seems easy enough. Any glitches?Do I really want to import foreign SD DVD's? Thanks, again, Larry. So, for the HD A-35 user, the upconversion of the Oppo chipsets is no better in action than the A-35? The Oppo site mentions, as I recall, a different video processor in each Oppo, the 980, the 981 and the 983. I seem to recall that the 981 has a Farouja (spelling) processor? With, as you say "picture quality of a DVD played back on the HD-A35...about equal to the PQ of a DVD played back on Oppo's new top of the line DV-983H", there's no upconversion benefit in owning the Oppo.That leaves universality the big benefit: How is your... » Read More Thanks, again, Larry. So, for the HD A-35 user, the upconversion of the Oppo chipsets is no better in action than the A-35? The Oppo site mentions, as I recall, a different video processor in each Oppo, the 980, the 981 and the 983. I seem to recall that the 981 has a Farouja (spelling) processor? With, as you say "picture quality of a DVD played back on the HD-A35...about equal to the PQ of a DVD played back on Oppo's new top of the line DV-983H", there's no upconversion benefit in owning the Oppo.That leaves universality the big benefit: How is your DV 981HD at converting PAL TO NTSC and the reverse? The procedure of making the Oppo Region Free seems easy enough. Any glitches?Do I really want to import foreign SD DVD's? « Show Less
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Dear Patrick, This is from the back of the box: APS-C size sensor; full stereo movie recording (1920 x 1080p) @30fps. Does this help? John
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Sorry, I have no idea. I ended up buying the Panasonic AG AC90 instead & I love it..