Panasonic Wearable Camera
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Panasonic Offers “World’s First” Wearable Camera

Panasonic Wearable Camera

As wearable technologies are gaining momentum in the tech world, video technology company Panasonic has introduced its HX-A500 (A500), claimed to be the world’s first 4K/30p Wearable Camera.

The main unit is separate from the lens unit, meaning you can mount the lens at face level and perform hands-free shooting. Small and lightweight, the lens unit is comfortable to wear, making it easy to capture point of view sports or your daily adventure, suggests the company.

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The A500 features 4 K/30p image quality, allowing you to capture video with heightened realism. With a powerful lens, sensor and engine, you can now enjoy clean and clear low-noise video.

The A500 comes standard with the newly designed main unit with an LCD and other features that improve operability.

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Via your smartphone or tablet, you can also upload your video to the internet. Panasonic designed the A500 wearable camera so that users can simply shoot and enjoy sharing, high-quality action video, says the company.

Featuring Wi-Fi and NFC to connect to your phone, the A500 will be available in the U.S. at the beginning of July at www.shop.panasonic.com and photo specialty retailers.

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