The Panasonic HC-X1200 offers a compact yet functional design with a 3.5″ touch screen that provides a high-resolution display of 2760k dots. The camcorder features a flip-out screen, allowing for flexible viewing angles. Weighing just 1100 g and with a volume of 2507.373 cm³, it’s lightweight and portable, with a width of 129 mm, a height of 93 mm, and a thickness of 209 mm. Notably, the device does not include branded damage-resistant glass, though it is designed for practical usability in a variety of recording settings.
The Panasonic HC-X1200 offers versatile videography features, including 2160 x 60 fps video recording for high-quality footage. It supports slow-motion video recording and features a 24p cinema mode for cinematic video production. Additionally, the camcorder includes AF tracking for precise autofocus during filming, while offering a movie bitrate of 100 Mbps for detailed video quality. However, it does not support Dolby Vision recording, raw shooting, video light, or 3D photo/video recording capabilities.
The Panasonic HC-X1200 features an 8.29 MP main camera and offers a 24x optical zoom for detailed and versatile shots. It includes built-in optical image stabilization to minimize camera shake, along with touch autofocus for quick and precise focusing. While it does not support HDR mode or in-camera panorama shots, the camcorder’s optics are designed to provide strong performance in a variety of shooting conditions.
The Panasonic HC-X1200 is equipped with a microphone input and a stereo microphone, ensuring high-quality audio recording. It also features a socket for a 3.5 mm audio jack, providing further flexibility for external audio equipment. However, the camcorder does not include stereo speakers for playback of recorded sound.
The Panasonic HC-X1200 is equipped with a removable battery that offers a power capacity of 5900 mAh. It also includes a battery level indicator to help monitor remaining power. Additionally, the camcorder features a rechargeable battery and an external memory slot for extended storage options during long shooting sessions.
The Panasonic HC-X1200 offers essential connectivity features, including HDMI output and USB Type-C for versatile connections to other devices. However, it does not support GPS, Wi-Fi, remote control, live streaming, or NFC. Additionally, the camcorder lacks a flash and voice command functionality, focusing instead on solid core features for content creation and connectivity.