Note that only the EVF or the LCD screen will work when outputting SDI and HDMI simultaneously.ĮNG and live-event camera operators know that sometimes you only have one chance to grab THE shot and then it’s on to the next! Additional features shared by both models that help you get the footage you need range from a well-balanced shoulder mount to optical image stabilization and advanced autofocus options. The X2 can output SDI and HDMI simultaneously at all but the lowest resolutions for connecting to recorders, switchers, and external monitors.
High dynamic range (HDR) and hybrid log gamma (HLG) recording with 13 stops of latitude when using V-log let you capture a range of natural-looking images and highlight details.
The RJ45 GbE (Gigabit Ethernet) port can provide a network connection using a router and the USB port can be linked to your smartphone or tablet for tethering. The HC-X2 sports pro interfaces like SDI (BNC) video ports, embedded SDI audio, and BNC timecode in/out. The X2 steps up its game with dual codec recording where images are recorded simultaneously in UHD 4K and full HD (50 Mb/s) or full HD (100 Mb/s or higher) plus full HD (8 Mb/s) to create an efficient post-production workflow. Thanks to dual card slots, the X2 and the X20 offer relay, simultaneous, and background recording options. HC-X2 Dual-Codec Recording/Dual SD Card Slots Travel vloggers and other independent shooters will appreciate the more budget-friendly X20, which shares most of the X2 functions while forgoing the V-log and multicamera features.
V-log grading and pro interfaces like LAN and SDI (BNC) ports make the X2 a better choice for connecting to components like external recorders or switchers and combining Canon camera footage (including VariCam and Lumix) from multicamera events. With a 1.0"-type, 15MP sensor, the HC-X2 and the HC-X20 offer greater resolution than earlier Panasonic AG and HC models and are more suitable for high-end projects than the current HC-X1500 camcorder. HC-X2 (left) and the HC-X20 (right) Mobile Camcorders Evolution
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