Panasonic has been proclaimed that its radical Micro Four Thirds feeler has busted free of its camera restrictions and is to be built-in its forthcoming AG-A4100 camcorder.

The expert cam is the first to an abode the Micro Four Thirds format, something that Panasonic maintains will:

“Deliver the superficial profundity of field and wider turf of view of an outsized imager, with the elasticity and cost compensation of use with a mounting line of proficient excellence, industry regular micro 4/3-inch lenses, sieves, and adapters.”

This is huge news for Panasonic – which it has built in alliance with Olympus – as it broadens the reach of Micro Four Thirds into the profitable zone of movie production.

The camcorder does have an exchangeable lens system, so both film lenses and immobile camera lenses should work with it and its subject 1080/24p footage will be recorded on to either SDHC or SDXC cards.

To make sure you aren’t continually changing cards, there are two slits incorporated with the armatures.

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As Panasonic is diving the camcorder at pros, thereRepeated Word is the option between 60Hz and 50Hz shooting (depending on which television standard you are coating for) and there’sRepeated Word also a choice of frame tariffs.

Extra features comprise a built-in ND sift, time code recording, USB 2.0 and mic ports and two-channel digital auditory tape.

The Panasonic AG-AF100 has no long-established UK release date, but will be out at the almost end of 2010. Valuing is also TBA,Informal language but it looks possibly to be in the range of $6,000.

[Via Techradar]