Rent the Panasonic AG-AF100
Complete with Nikon Lenses $400 week!

Since 2006 I have been renting HD cameras thru Digital Video Development with many satisfied customers*, with the closing of Digital Video I am now renting directly.

*References available on request.

Finally a full featured video camera that can use just about any lens and give a film like DOF without the need for an external adaptor or the issues with using DSLR cameras for video recording.

Standard rental includes:

• (4) Batteries
• (4) Sandisk 16GB SD cards
• (1) Nikon 24mm f2.0 lens
• (1) Nikon 28mm f2.0 lens
• (1) Nikon 35mm f1.4 lens
• (1) Nikon 50mm f1.4 lens
• (1) Nikon 85mm f1.4 lens
• Voigtlander Nikon lens mount adaptor
• Panasonic Lumix 14-140 HD Vario
• Panasonic Lumix 20mm 1.7 lens
  
• (2) AC Adapter/Chargers
  
• AC/DC Power Cable
  
• Wireless Remote Control
  
• Manuals
  
• CD-ROM
  

Finally a full featured video camera that can use just about any lens and give a film like DOF without the need for an external adaptor or the issues with using DSLR cameras for video recording.

For more information or to check availability, email or call Chuck at 412-378-0917 view rates and rental policy.

From the Panasonic website:

The AG-AF100 series is the first professional HD camera recorder to adopt the Micro Four Thirds standards. These standards were announced in 2008 as an extension of the Four Thirds standards for DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) cameras. Panasonic and some other manufactures have already released a number of digital cameras and interchangeable lenses based on the Micro Fourth Thirds standards.

The "Four Thirds" name is derived from the 4/3-type (approx. 17.3 mm x 13 mm/ approx. 0.68 inches x 0.51 inches) image sensor. The size of the image sensor, the standardized lens mount developed for it, and interchangeable lenses designed exclusively for digital cameras form the core of the Four Thirds standards. These standards were established to offer an optimal solution for digital cameras, breaking loose the confines of film camera standards. In establishing the Micro Four Thirds standards, the flange back distance (the distance from the lens mount surface to the image sensor) was reduced by about half and the mount diameter was made about 6 mm (0.24 inches) smaller than that of the Four Thirds mount. The image sensor size is the same as that of the 4/3 type used in the Four Thirds standard. The Micro Four Thirds standards have made it possible to reduce the size and weight of cameras and lenses, and to achieve greater interchangeability of lenses together with video recording capability.

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AF100 Rental