Philip Johnston of HD Warrior tests the Panasonic HC-X1. This camcorder can shoot Ultra HD at 60p/50p/25p/24p and features a 20X LEICA DICOMAR with an equivalent field of view 24-480mm in 35mm photography terms.
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The LUMIX FZ2000 boasts exceptional video recording performance which has never been seen in a bridge camera. It is capable of unlimited[1] 4K video recording (Cinema 4K: 4096x2160 / 24 fps and QFHD 4K: 3840x2160 / up to 30 fps) in MOV/MP4[2] and Full HD video at an ultra-high bitrate of 200 Mbps (ALL-Intra) or 100 Mbps (IPB).
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In this video Steve Martin, of Ripple Training, showcases the RodeLink Wireless Filmmaker Kit. It's an excellent low-cost wireless mic system that produces very clean audio even in environments that would challenge more expensive wireless systems.

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Announced at NAB 2016, the Sony PXW-Z450 is designed to work native with B4 lenses. This promises to be a capable 4K ENG/documentary camcorder, with the versatility of full shoulder mounted operation.
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Sony has today announced the PXW-Z150, the latest addition to its XDCAM range of lightweight, easy to use professional camcorders with new functionality to enable wireless operation and UHD high quality shooting.
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The low-power (22W) camcorder PXW-X400 uses a 2/3 3-chip CMOS image sensor and supports several HD and SD formats including XAVC. Lens options include a 20x Manual Focus Lens (PXW-X400KC model) and a 16x Auto Focus Lens*² (PXW-X400KF model). The PXW-X400 model is body-only with neither lens nor viewfinder.
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Sony is introducing a new 2-channel slot-in receiver, URX-S03D, and a new bodypack transmitter, UTX-B03HR as part of the UWP-D Series, designed for compatibility with Sonys XDCAM & HDCAM camcorders.
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Mobile app and parabolic motorized slider combine to speed setup, enhance interview intimacy

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