Panasonic AG-AC130A

This camera is a really great product for those enthusiasts that want good quality and production. There are a lot of options to choose from and user friendly. light weight and solid looking. Wish it would have come with a external microphone. Overall...

Let's face it, most of us don't need 4K. Most clients end up with a DVD or a Youtube video. The amount of manual control is astonishing, and something most pros will eventually need.

I used the Panasonic HMC150 before this camera and loved it. That's why I purchased the AC130AP but this camera is a step backwards. The HMC150 was a much better camera. My main two issues are the focus and the sound quality. This camera is very bad if...

Haven't had it long enough to use it very much yet. However....what we have done with it has been excellent

This is my first review here. I am not a high end professional yet wanted something better than the average fare you see in the stores. It is confusing. It seems all the manufactures have something close in features and price. But what to get?

We use three of these cameras with Revo 1000 shoulder mounts to film sporting events, and they are fantastic.

A great camera for the $$. However, I am actually more displeasd that the price difference between the 130 and 160 is [$]. I cannot see how one HDSDI connection justifies the price hike.

I use this for legal video (#CLVS) mostly. It is great for live events, and Indie Filmmaking too. Lots of bells and whistles and of course the book doesn't come with. Just the general book does though. You can find the more informative user manual...

This camera is excellent in low light. The setting for outside are the best with the filters.

Just got this camera and so far so good. Even though it is unusual to freehand this camera, because of its size, it is balanced and designed well. The only complaint I have, and its because I missed it, you can only transfer SD video through the...