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Panasonic HX-A1

Panasonic HX-A1 wearable action cam records your POV

Posted on May 20, 2015May 9, 2020 By Hulk

Panasonic has introduced its new HX-A1 action camcorder, a small cylindrical wearable camera that records the wearer’s POV while remaining resistance to the environmental conditions to which it might be subjected. The A1, as it is being called, is poised to compete with other action cams like the GoPro and Sony’s Action Cam, but it comes with a few features we don’t often see in the category, including support for recording in completely dark settings and the ability to send footage to another camcorder as a sub-video within the main video.
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