In the recent 2011 NAB gathering, Panasonic is very enthusiastic to announce that its new Panasonic AG-3DA1 is a certified “out of this world” 3D camcorder. And that means literally.
The Panasonic AG-3DA1 3D camcorder will be aboard NASA’s Space Shuttle Atlantis on June 28 to document the International Space Station. And this means that Panasonic’s HD 3D camcorder is a top-notch device fit for space (and NASA’s strict standards). Aside from the 3D camcorder, Panasonic will also provide a 25.5inch BT-3Dl2550 3D LCD monitor and its Toughbook laptop units. Other than filming the Space Station in 3D, NASA astronauts will also utilize the 3DA1 to conduct several scientific missions.
Meanwhile, if you’re curious to know more about the AG-3DA1′s features, check it out:
- Can capture Full HD 3D videos in SD card
- 3.2 inch LCD monitor with 16:9 Aspect ratio
- Twin-lens Camera
- Two 2.07 MP (1920 x 1080 ) 3-MOS imagers
- Can record varying resolutions in AVCHD
- Up to 180 minutes video record on dual 32GB SD card
- Dual HD-SDI out
- HDMI 1.4
- (2) XLR Connectors
- Stereo Microphone
- Weighs less than 6.6lbs
Testing and training of the AG-3DA1 are in full throttle at the Johnson Space Center in Texas. Now, if you’re one of the guys who’s curious to get one of these cameras (you know, just for fun) prepare to shell out a cool $21,000. Are you still interested, buddy?
(via: Panasonic)
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