Panasonic VHS Camera

[Isabella.B]

Hi,

Please if anyone can name a Panasonic VHS Camera from late 90s which had an option to shoot 16:9? (by adding up letterbox ofcourse on the 4:3 sensor image)

Regards

 

[alishialester]

List of Panasonic camcorders - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Hope this helps

 

[Charlote Davis]

If you are applying for uni, you should first understand the aspect ratios. I recommend you this article. Hope it helps

 

[Isabella.B]

List of Panasonic camcorders - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Hope this helps

No that does not helps at all, as the list starts from 2002.

 

[Isabella.B]

If you are applying for uni, you should first understand the aspect ratios. I recommend you this article. Hope it helps

Its a nice article, not related to my posted question.

 

[Robert Miller]

 

[Charlote Davis]

Its a nice article, not related to my posted question.

You should learn more about a topic if you wish to study this at Uni, not just ask for quick answers. Do you want us to solve the whole exam as well? It is not fair towards others who are really studying this and working hard to get admitted.

 

[alishialester]

No that does not helps at all, as the list starts from 2002.

Corporate History - Panasonic History - Panasonic Holdings

Introduction to Panasonic's corporate history, from its founding in 1918 to the present through the high economic growth period.

www.panasonic.com

The company's first VHS camcorder, the NV-M1, was developed in 1985 as a VHS video recorder with a built-in camera that allowed recording using a standard VHS cassette. In those days, there was a mounting need for a video with a built-in camera that could easily be used by anyone.
Adopting a new loading system, a compact head cylinder and other brand-new technologies, the video was compact and very light, weighing only 2.5 kg.

 

[Isabella.B]

Corporate History - Panasonic History - Panasonic Holdings

Introduction to Panasonic's corporate history, from its founding in 1918 to the present through the high economic growth period.

www.panasonic.com

The company's first VHS camcorder, the NV-M1, was developed in 1985 as a VHS video recorder with a built-in camera that allowed recording using a standard VHS cassette. In those days, there was a mounting need for a video with a built-in camera that could easily be used by anyone.
Adopting a new loading system, a compact head cylinder and other brand-new technologies, the video was compact and very light, weighing only 2.5 kg.

Re-read the question.

 

[Isabella.B]

Irrelevant to my question