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4K/ HD handheld camcorder with 1" CMOS sensor and with FTP, remote, live streaming and IFB/ IP return video.
Supreme 1" 4K handheld camcorder for ENG, production, and sports. The GY-HC500 is a handheld 4K production camcorder that offers uncompromised live and recorded image quality, and connectivity you won't find in any competitor's product. Shoot 4K ultra-HD with HDR and record to SSD (solid state drive) media in a wide variety of formats, including 10-bit ProRes 422 at 4K resolution and 50/60p frame rates.
4K/ HD handheld camcorder with 1" CMOS sensor and with FTP, remote, live streaming and IFB/ IP return video, with built in Wi-Fi.
Built-in wireless LAN with Zixi™ error correction. Never before has this level of connectivity been available in a compact, handheld camcorder. Ideal for broadcast newsgathering, it's equipped with JVC's powerful communications engine that delivers high quality, low latency error-free video right from the camera, wirelessly. And while shooting, your crew can view return video and receive IFB from your facility. With its integrated 20x lens there are no compromises in image quality.
Purchase a new GY-LS300CHE Super 35 camcorder with Metabones EF to MFT Smart Adapter with special promotion price.
The GY-HM170 is a fully functional high performance 4K Ultra HD camcorder that's equally capable of shooting 4:2:2 Full HD at 50Mbps.
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