PANASONIC AG-CX10 REVIEW // Camcorders are still cool in 2021! 

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The anamorphic footage at 7:45 looks incredible!

Dude, your editing is 👌 You had me cracking up while being educational at the same time!

7:09 - You can fix this by changing a setting in the menu "Video Out/LCD/VF > LCD > Self Shoot > Normal"

What frame rate/shutter speed were you using for the camcorder's a-roll? Looks great & sharp but weirdly a tinyyy bit.. almost "choppy"? I think camcorders still have their place and have amazing charm. Plus they're quite good value, even camcorders on the ultra budget end have basic video needs like a headphone jack - I think these days they're definitely centred more towards run & gun, documentary work where you want 1 cam to do all the work you need (jack of all trades, master of none/some style).

Is the pizza film in mov or mp4? And what other record settings are you using in the film with this camera?

Great review! Thanks Zach!

Maybe be good comparison: Fuji xe4 vs xt3 ??? Like you can get these for same price right? Aaaaand, aside from flip screen, is there anything really different?? Like the internals seem the same after Fuji juice power update?

Thanks for the honest and simple review.

I’m thinking about buying this camera to film my friends and I golfing. I currently use the A7riii with a sigma art 24-70 and it’s a little lunky and hard to run and gun with. Also I’d like something to zoom with. This looks like a good camera!

This has been my go to camera for the past three-years. I film interview style outdoor content, and as a one-man production show this camera is just perfect. I do agree about the menu set up it can be a bit of a hassle to navigate.

I use the GH5 as my main camera, but my second camera and extreme telephoto lens? HC-X2000 camcorder, it's identical to the AG-CX10 but doesn't have P2 recording and the ethernet adapter. Here's some footage I got on the HC-X2000, even some nice bokeh, it can be used in a cinematic sense even though that's not the primary purpose for most people who buy one: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FuwTB8BdkMo.html - I describe all the settings I used in the video description. I like the built in ND array, and the extremely bright (and much higher resolution screen than on the GH5). Unlike the AX700 / NX80 / Z90 from Sony, you can use the viewfinder and screen at the same time. The camera has a much better waveform monitor than the GH5, and I don't even need focus peaking due to the sharpness, I use the "detail" setting which sharpens details (GH5 doesn't have that). Also, you can punch in to check focus while recording, something you can't do on the GH5 either. I have over 85 hours of "operation time" on the camera (you can see your time from the menu setting), I know it very well. It isn't better than a DSLM, but just a different way of shooting. I also had access to a camcorder when I was a kid. I owned the Sony AX53 for a few years and always wanted a professional upgrade that was still very small ... Panasonic did it with this one :)

Nice fun review. But this one has very small sensor. I think those camcorders with 1 inch sensor will be favor for many people.

what are the differences between this model and their HC-X series of camcorders?? the HC-X20 and X2 or X2000 ? what do you gain and loose with that series over this AG series? thanks for showing us a fun camcorder in modern days!

How is the autofocus on this camera? Especially for long recordings where someone is giving a lecture or sermon. Does it stick to the subject?

I was just researching this cam, talk about timing. I was looking at this one and Sony Z90.

The CX10 is small, lightweight and at daylight a great camera. But when it gets darker, shooting indoor or at night, it's unfortunately a really bad camera. The focus is then very unreliable, the colors are ugly and if you slightly use the zoom, the image is too dark to be usable. In November we upgraded to the Canon XF605. Yes it's larger, heavier and costs the price of 2x the CX10, but its 1" sensor and EOS iTr AF is worth the price.

I've seen it. Is it possible to charge power while filming?

"You don't get a cinematic image because the sensor is this size " Riiiight 🤔.....

Not gonna lie, he got me with the "anamorphic" at 07:44 xD

I still prefer Camcorders for longer shoots and live streaming, love my Sony AX700

love that Amy Poehler frame in the background!

Can anyone confirm if this is a camera that JulesJordan site uses? lol

It has made by Japan or China???

Definitely not a little cheapo cam. This one is quite capable, especially from the IBIS and audio front.

I miss the 90s

Man, 3:57 actually made me laugh out loud!

the motion of this (and the same cam X2000, X1500) is just sooo much superior over Sony's AX700 which is sharper and far better in low light, but has such ugly motion, even in 1080p60. On the other hand 4K60 looks like a Dream on this Panny one, is just so satisfying.

You're right about the menu being a pain

Is the touch screen Resistive touch or Capacitive youch

There is something charming about camcorders.

Almost the greatest trick shot ever! Almost..

where does 2021 have to do with camcorder? Something I did not understand this phrase at the beginning of the video.

Maybe

Can we get an s5 review? 👀

A cramcorder?

Is this "CRAMCORDER", as you called it, any relation to the "Cranon M50" you talked about previously? ROFLMAO.

If it were a 1" sensor camcorder, that might be more interesting.

How do people reviewing this camcorder not mention the big selling points this has for people who would be interested in a camcorder - Built in live streaming capability and NDI...

Wood this be good for my only fans ?

Lol. Camcorders are great. Nice review!

1) I don't like the audio inputs on the left side; 2) as you mentioned in the video the aperture closing as you zoom is deal killer; 3) you're excited about built-in ND filters? You ramble on as if this is a recent concept; 4) I like the built-in LED light; 5) I did not see a Zebra button. Overall I would not recommend this camera.

Everyone complaining about it not having a 1 inch sensor please shut up. The benefits of that are so insanely minimal and double if not triple the price, with less features. Its nothing more than fodder for fanboys who have never used a camera other than a cellphone.

No.

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